David F. Ryan

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David F.
Ryan

David F. Ryan “Uncle Bud”

Born to Eternal Life September 15, 2009. at the age of 77 years. Survived by niece Donna (Brad) Mc Donald, grand and great grand nieces and nephews, cousins, companion Mary Farrar, life long friends Eugene Mruzinski and Hallie Suter. Preceded in death by his sister Florence (Douglas) Patnode.

Visitation Saturday, September 19, 2009 from 9 AM until time of the Funeral Mass at 10 AM at The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, 812 N. Jackson Street. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. In Lieu of flowers Memorials to St. John’s Cathedral appreciated.

Suminski Family Funeral Homes

Suminski / Weiss

(414) 276-5122

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Adam McDonald

If there is one word that describes the life of my Uncle Bud, it would be service. From my earliest memories when he lived with and cared for his mother, my great grandmother, to helping and driving my grandmother on my father’s side of the family, to his dedication to St John’s and all the people served by his church, his was a life dedicated to the needs of others.

donna mcdonald

My uncle walked in God’s light, he saw and respected the dignity of life in everyone he met. He lived his life in a humle way, enjoying all the good things God offeres, birthday from flowers to martini’s, from childrens birthday parties to the gathering of the Pabst dinners and luncheons. He enjoyed family gatherings and we will miss his blessings before a meal, the funny jokes or trivia he shared, the experiences of the people he met on the street or the many people in his life. We will miss the personal notes in birthday and christmas cards, and those bright blue eyes. He was such a blessing in so many lives, he was a popular and loved man, A true servant of God.

Beverly McDonald

We’ve known David Ryan for almost 40 years.. He has seen all of my kids grow up and has been “Uncle Bud” to all of us. He was an eloquent speaker, a very caring man and had a great sense of humor. We will miss him more than words can say but are happy for him that he is now with God.