David Anthony Scheurich - Cremation Society of Virginia

David Anthony Scheurich

January 16, 1950 - June 16, 2020

David Anthony Scheurich, 70, passed away on Tuesday, June 16, 2020 with his wife, Christine at his side, holding his hand. He was born on January 16, 1950 to the late Ivene Napier and George Scheurich in Joplin, Missouri. David is also predeceased by his brother, Joe Scheurich.

David had a passion for many things in life and he loved his children and family more than anything. He coached his sons youth sports teams such as baseball, soccer, wrestling, and basketball. He had a special place in his heart for woodworking, pool, and motorcycles, especially Harleys. David enjoyed fishing and was nicknamed “Tuna Man”. He also enjoyed hunting and camping. David was known as being the life of any gathering, sharing his jokes, shenanigans and pranks with everyone. He had the biggest heart in the world, which led him to being a great friend to many.

Left to cherish his memory is his wife of 27 years, Christine Greco Scheurich, sons David Anthony Scheurich Jr., Kevin Wade Scheurich, and Keith Michael Scheurich; brothers Raymond Scheurich (Alta), Danny Scheurich (Joyce), Neil Scheurich (Karen), and Alan Scheurich (Tammy); sisters Louise Stoudt (Tom) and Joan Dannelley; as well as many other family members and friends.

David will be remembered as having a character larger than life and will be missed by all that knew him.

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Dad...you taught me confidence..speak my mind and stand up for myself. I am forever grateful for the life lessons you taught me in my younger years. Thank you for being a part of my life. I will always remember you as a good friend

My wife, Leslie & I will truly miss David. We had not had the chance to know him very well, but he was always kind and had a wave for us. He will truly be missed and the neighborhood won't be the same without him. Blessings to his wife and family

I met David many years ago as a developing pool player. As I grew to know him (which was no easy task) I grew to love him. David was an aquired taste. You either loved him, or you didn't. I spent hundreds of hours playing pool and learning about life. His love for his family and children was unsurpassed. As the years went by, I grew to love him. So much so I named my son after him, and tapped him to be his Godfather. Life changes and he and Christine moved away. The phone calls became fewer, and we grew older. I sit here brokenhearted that I wasn't able to visit him when he moved. It is my prayer that he has found the peace he so deserved. Rack em up David,, I'll see you soon. My deepest condolences to Christine, and the Boys. Rest in peace brother, and thank you for all the wonderful memories. Bob Mullen

Dave was my neighbor. Nice guy from a big family. The remaining Arcudi's send our deepest condolences.

So sorry for your loss great guy. Ran around with Dave in high school and after. Rode motorcycles together and many parties.

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

So very sorry for your loss. Dave was a childhood friend and a great guy.

To Danny and Raymond, I know he will be missed by all who new him. Kathy and my prayers and thoughts are with you.

i will miss you uncle david. he was a uncle who took time out of his busy life and schedule to make sure i was ok and if i needed anything after my father passed away. now they are both in heaven catching up on life. rest in peace

Rest in peace Uncle David. You will always have a special place in my heart. Denise

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.