David "Wayne" Soyring

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David “Wayne” Soyring, 56, of Moorhead, Minnnesota, passed away peacefully April 10, 2020 at Hospice House located within Sanford Medical Center. Wayne was born in Portsmouth, VA on March 22, 1964 to David and Yvonne Soyring. Their family moved to Minnesota when Wayne was a young child. He graduated from Waubun High school in 1982, joined the US Air Force and was honorably discharged due to medical reasons. Wayne went on to marry his high school sweetheart, Nancy Eiynck on December 9, 1982. They made their home in Moorhead, MN where they raised six wonderful daughters. Wayne and Nancy are members of Saint Joesph’s Catholic Church in Moorhead, MN. Wayne loved life and his family. He had a servant heart and loved to make others laugh. He was witty and loved to tease. Wayne enjoyed hunting, teaching others about wildlife and nature, and car rides. He loved telling stories, fixing things, and music. He spent many, many weekends camping with good friends from near and far. He enjoyed playing softball in his younger years. Wayne also loved coaching his daughters’ basketball teams. Wayne worked for Sherwin Williams most of his career. He was a store manager and took great pride in his customer service and the relationships he built with people. He enjoyed teaching new employees and encouraging them to build relationships by going above and beyond. He was very proud of his career and the company he worked for. Wayne is survived by his wife of 37 years Nancy and their daughters Randi Hanson, Katie (Grant) Gauthier, Shylinn Soyring, Toby Soyring, Michelle Soyring and Sandra Soyring. Three Grandchildren Briggs, Merit, and Hayes Hanson. His brother Arnold Soyring and sister Teresa Soyring. Nieces, nephews, cousins, and long-time friends. He is preceded in death by his parents, as well as his brother Joseph Holt. A private family service was held Monday, April 13, 2020 at Boulger Funeral Home. There will be a funeral service to celebrate Wayne’s life at St. Joesph’s Catholic Church in Moorhead, Mn when it is safe for us all to be together.

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  1. Dear Soyring Family,

    Please accept my most sincere condolences on the passing of Wayne. We all loved him at dialysis, he is so missed by all of us. The patients have been asking about Wayne, the staff has expressed their sincere sadness of losing such a kind and caring man. Wayne is so very much missed.

  2. Please accept my deepest condolences for your family’s loss. I worked with Wayne for several years as one of his customers. He was always easy-going and humorous. Timely and knowledgeable in his work. I miss teasing him about how tall he was, which he took in stride and gave right back. He was good guy who will be sorely missed.

  3. Nancy and girls,

    Love and hugs from your lake family. We are so sorry for your loss and are thinking of you. God bless you all!

    Chet & Betty Leverson
    Paul & Karen Borstad
    Todd, Mary & Ryan Liebenow

  4. Nancy and family…
    Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time of Loss of Wayne!! Please know that we are thinking of you. Sending you all kinds of hugs!!

  5. Dear Nancy and family,

    We send you our deepest sympathies of Wayne’s passing. He fought a long hard battle, may he now Rest In Peace. We will keep you all in our prayers during this difficult time and will help out any way we can. Don’t hesitate to ask. We love and miss you all and looking forward to seeing you sometime soon. Hugs and prayers. ❤️ The Youngs

  6. Nancy we are so sorry to hear about Wayne. Our deepest thoughts and prayers are with you and the girls during this difficult time.

  7. Our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to you and your family. You and Wayne were great friends and neighbors and we always had so much fun and lots of good memories.

  8. Nancy, So sorry to hear of Wayne’s passing. Our sincere sympathies to you and the girls. Take care

    Pete & Lisa Seljevold

  9. Dear Nancy and family. I was so shocked and saddened to hear of Wayne’s death. Hard to believe it’s been so many years since we last saw each other, so I have lost touch with the happenings in your life. Good and Bad…By the beautiful family photos, you are surrounded by many that will shower much love upon you in the days ahead. My many thoughts and Prayers are being lifted up for you and the family at this very difficult time.

    THE HEART REMEMBERS MOST WHAT IT HAS LOVED BEST!

    Love and Prayers

  10. My condolences Nancy and family. I have many great memories of Wayne. He was a great guy. We played alot of sports together over the years and we had a blast ! Prayers to you and your family
    !

  11. I am so sorry for your loss I did not find out until today my prayers are with you and the girls and the family he will be missed

  12. Dearest Nancy – I was heartsick to hear of Wayne’s passing. Please know that you and your daughters in my prayers.

  13. Nancy & family: I was totally shocked to read that Wayne passed away. I had no idea what he was going through. Please know my heart is broken .He was the sweetest guy. Hugs to you all
    Rick & Carol Trowbridge

  14. Nancy & family – Our thoughts and prayers to you all during this difficult time. May he rest in peace!

  15. Dear Nancy and Family,
    Scot and I are so sorry to hear about Wayne’s passing. This is such a beautiful tribute to Wayne. We have many fond memories of our times together when we lived in the same neighborhood. We are wishing you strength and peace during this very difficult time. God bless you and sending you much love.

  16. I’ll forever have my blinker fuel filled Wayne;) I’ll miss your welcome—always including a joke and a smirk.

  17. Love and light to Wayne’s family. I absolutely loved his presence and attitude, he was a stand-out individual. He will be remembered well!

  18. Nancy and Soyring family,

    I was so troubled to learn of Wayne’s passing. I cherish the memories of trying to beat you guys in volleyball even if I usually lost. I feel privileged to have the chance to meet you and Wayne. I met your 2 oldest girls a few times back in those days and I think what you’ve done with foster care and adoption is an inspiration to us all. All of my love and God’s blessings to you and your family. Dan Hauschild

  19. To the Soyring family:
    So so sorry to hear of the loss of Wayne. I have such vivid memories of traveling basketball with Dani (Strand) and what great memories they are. Wayne was such a positive influence to so many. Sending you prayers and hugs during this difficult time.

  20. I’m so very sorry for your loss. My family used to live in Moorhead and one day i got a flat tire and Wayne stopped and fixed it for me. He was wearing his Sherwin Williams shirt and from that day forward i never bought paint from any other company. You could tell he had a big heart.
    We also went to St. Joseph’s Church and would every now and then sit behind your family. I don’t even think he remembered fixing my tire when he saw me at church cus I’m sure he was always doing good deeds for everyone. Your whole family will be in my thoughts and prayers. God bless you.

  21. Thank You for the beautiful Video. I missed seeing Wayne at Dialysis weekly but this video brought back such sweet fun moments with Wayne and his humor.

    Mary Kaye
    Sanford Dialysis

  22. Nancy and family we are sad to read of Wayne’s passing. He was great to know; at the store and as a neighbor. Love and prayers for you all.
    Miles and a Jennifer McAllister


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