David Reel Obituary, Death – David L. Reel, a citizen of Vincennes who was 73 years old and had passed away at Good Samaritan at 2:08 p.m. on Tuesday, April 6, 2021, was pronounced dead after having passed away there. He was pronounced dead after having been pronounced dead after having passed away there. On August 6, 1947, in the state of Washington, his parents, Fred and Virginia (Ogle) Reel, welcomed their son into the world. They made the announcement in the state of Washington. They put down Fred and Virginia Reel as their names on the list.
When David first began his career, he worked a variety of occupations, some of which included farming hogs and working for the National Farmers Organization. These were only two of the jobs that David held (NFO). Before he was able to retire from his employment at Cohn, he spent his later years working in coal mines and as an operator of heavy equipment. Eventually, he was able to leave his position there. David was excited about mowing his yard, improving his shotgun skills, going mushroom hunting, and spending time with his family. He also looked forward to practicing his shotgun skills. Mowing the grass on his property was one of the activities that he enjoyed doing in his spare time the most.
David is survived by his wife Diana (Westfall), whom he married on October 2, 1966; his loving children and their spouses, April and Bill Strange of Washington and Fred and Angela Reel of Oakland City; his brothers and sisters and their spouses, Tom and Elizabeth Reel of Columbia, Missouri, Jim and Betty of Farfield, Iowa, Dwight and Marilyn Earley of Odon, and Annie Reel of Elkhart; and his grandchildren, Jessi Brown and Dani Brown. David
His son, Specialist Jeffrey David Reel, along with his parents, Fred and Virginia (Ogle) Reel, his brother Kenneth Reel, and a sister Virginia Reel, all passed away before he did. He was the last of his family members to pass away. Only one of Virginia Reel’s siblings, Virginia, managed to stay alive. He was the lone member of his family to reach adulthood and he was the only one who did. Despite being married, his mother and father only had one child together. They chose not to have any further children.