Obituary for Ivan DeWitt
May 11, 1937 - September 13, 2020
Holland, Michigan
| Age 83
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"So sorry to here! Was a good friend for many years in cardiac rehab at Holland Hospital. We started about the same time! We talked many times of ham radio and so many other topics! Always upbeat! He will be missed! My deepest sympathy to his family! Ron Fricano"
"Ike
You where a good friend to so many. You
always helped when help was in need. I am
proud to have known you, and worked with
you. I learned a lot from you and have great
memories of that. Ike You and (KF8EV)
Ed Heyboer both very good friend's that got
me to get my ham license. All of those qst,
and other books that you gave to me back
then, I still have some of them. Ike you will
be missed by so many. May GOD be with
your family& friends...
Ike ( K8EMU ) My Friend RIP
Charles Gregory N8QEM"
"We are so sorry to hear Ivan had lost his battle. It seems like before this Pandemic (back in February) we had talked at church and he was his old self. This must of happened quick. He was always a Happy go Lucky guy, always willing to help in any way. I know both you Leah & Ivan worked hard for the church and we had the cleanest church around! We pray God wraps his loving arms around you and the family as you say goodbye to your husband, father, and grampa! We are so sorry for your loss! He will be dearly missed! Big Hugs & prayers, Love, Verl & Vicky & Chase & Cassie Bleeker"
"My sincere condolences to your family. I got to know Ivan through our mothers. Along with several other girls, they developed a life-long relationship. It is during these visits that I got to know Ivan. He was smart, friendly and sharing. I have fond memories of operating his large train layout in the garage loft."
"I worked with Ike on several ham radio public service events. I always enjoyed talking with him. He will be missed."
"Leah, Tim and Deb: what an awesome man! Always there for others. I remember talking in the yard when he came to take care of your mom’s house. He always said to me “ see you at tulip time”. I loved working with him at the parades as he was a tremendous asset to the Ottawa County Red Cross. He was a role model and will be missed! God be with your family"
