David Alan Sonntag. David was born and raised in Michigan, and passed at the age of 64, far too soon. He is survived by his loving wife Nina, dearest children, Maria and Jessica (Scott), and beautiful grandchildren, Mia and Remi. He was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence “Ike” and Sylvia Sonntag. Loved by many, David has a legacy that will live on forever.
David enjoyed camping with his family and friends, flying his airplanes, and watching the Detroit Lions lose. He was very grateful for all of the wonderful memories he was able to share with his wife, daughters, and granddaughters.
David was a loving husband, father, nonno, brother, uncle and friend. He touched so many lives with his contagious smile, and he would do anything to help someone in nee. Although we are extremely saddened by his loss, we have faith that he will always be with us. His memory is one that will live on for many years to come. With this website we hope to share the amazing stories from those who knew David well and love him so very much.
We love you forever and miss you everyday. Thank you for being the best guy around to not only your family but every person you encountered.
SERVICE DETAILS
Service to be held January 23rd 2021
at St. Lawrence Church
44633 Utica Rd, Utica, MI 48317
Church doors to be open at 11:30am with service starting at 12:00pm
WAKE
Due to Covid restrictions we are unable to have a wake at this time. We know wakes are important to share memories and moments with everyone mourning. Since we are unable to do so in person we will have a memorial box(at the church) that we encourage everyone to share a written memory, a joke or a small memorial token. Paper and pens will be provided as well as hand sanitizing stations. You are also encouraged to leave memories on this site for all to read. We will be adding those from the box after the service.
We know that we are facing very serious restrictions right now and encourage everyone to please follow Covid guidelines. Masks must be worn inside the church and we must respect social distancing rules (there is plenty of room at the church). If you are not feeling well please rest at home and know we will be sharing the service virtually. We understand everyone has different comfort levels and we take this very seriously. My father would not want anyone to feel uncomfortable attending a service for him. We have many years to celebrate our amazing David. ❤️