David Lincicum
December 13, 1955 - July 17, 2021
Obituary
MADISON - David G. Lincicum, age 65 passed away on Saturday July 17, 2021. He was born in Madison, Wis., on Dec. 13, 1955, the son of Russell R. and Donna J. (Matteson) Lincicum. David will have no more struggles in his life and will join other family members that passed away before him.
In his immediate family, David is survived by his son, Quincy Shaub (Leah); siblings, Ron (Jacy) Lincicum, Doreen Hinrichs, William (Billy) Lincicum and Diane (Tim) Hutson; grandchildren, Keagen Strabley and Christina Nowicki; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Russell and Donna; two brothers, Dennis and Russell (Rick); and sister, Rita Millette.
A private memorial service was held on Monday for the family. Donations can be made to a charity of your choice in his name.
Thanks to all the wonderful persons in AA and Focus Counseling who supported David.
Rest in Peace our brother, father, grandpa, uncle, cousin and friend. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com .
Gunderson East
Funeral & Cremation Care
5203 Monona Drive
(608) 221-5420
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Doreen
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Rest in Peace my brother. I will miss you but know there is no more pain or struggle. I will see you again!!
DH
Diane Hutson
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Mom (and many others) have been waiting for you to join her. I know you are happy and free of all the struggles you endured in your earthly life. Someday we will all join together again!
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William Lincicum
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No more struggles... Time to rest now My Brother David. See you when I get there. Brother Bill.
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Tim smith
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Rest in piece Dave we ran together when we were kids. Take care buddy
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Jim Skelton
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Dear Family. I knew Dave from Monona Serenity. I knew he struggled at times but I always found him to be a very pleasant person. He and I talked many times and I considered him a friend. We just hooked up on Facebook not too long ago. He also gave me some historical memorabilia because he knew I liked history. I donated that to a business that hung it up for years. I have since gotten it back but I will always remember Dave for his kindness. I am real sorry for your loss and wish you all peace and serenity. Dave was a good guy.
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Keagen Strabley
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My grandpa and I not only shared a birthday, but we shared a love for art and jewelry. He was someone who didn’t need to sugar coat anything with me, I only wish he had more years to continue to do better, everyone has the good in the bad of their past. But he was a man with a big ❤️