Reed L. Satrom
June 11, 1951 ~ August 1, 2022
Our family sadly lost its pillar on Monday, August 1, 2022, when Reed Lloyd Satrom, also known as dad, Gramps, Grandpa Reed, Dudley and Aldo Bogni (Bugany) passed away unexpectedly. Reed was born on June 11, 1951 in Fargo, North Dakota. He attended Clifford-Galesburg schools and Mayville State University. He very much enjoyed his church families at Trinity Lutheran in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota and Norman in Clifford. His contributions to the lives of many, include caring for family and friends beyond measure in thoughtful and loving ways.
Reed is survived by his loving wife of nearly fifty-three years, their three children, thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Nathan (Helene) Satrom, of Evans, Colorado; Matthew (Heather) Satrom, of Mayville, North Dakota; Holly (Sam) Disse of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Grandchildren Caden and Brooklyn Satrom, of Colorado Springs, Colorado; Alicia Gibson (Matt Pride) of Charleston, South Carolina, Caitlyn (Derrek) French of Crosby, Minnesota, Connor (Kaylee) Schloesser of Newport News, Virgina, Harley Parrow of Mayville, North Dakota, Evie and Veronica Satrom of Mayville, North Dakota; Mox, Lila, Lucy and Harlow Disse of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota; Great grandson Luca Pride of Charleston, South Carolina.
Reed is also survived by his one sister, Carmen (Randy) Richards of Hope, North Dakota; One brother Randal (Vicki) Satrom of Brighton, Colorado, and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents Arno and Dona Satrom.
His legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of everyone he interacted with. His kindness and compassion will be remembered by all that knew him.
Services
Visitation - Wednesday: August 3, 2022 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
7012376441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com
Prayer Service - Wednesday: August 3, 2022 7:00 pm
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
7012376441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com
So sorry to hear of Reed’s passing. He was such a great guy; full of hugs, a big smile and always some mischief. My heart is with Dorothy and the whole Satrom family.
Forever in our hearts❤❤❤❤❤
I was very, very saddened to read of Reed’s passing. He as one of those unique individuals that to me was almost larger than life.
I knew him best when we played fastpitch softball together and I still marvel at his pitching ability and especially his physical stamina. He was the epitome of what is known as a workhorse. I still don’t know how Reed could will himself to pitch at the level that he pitched game after game for an entire weekend tournament but I saw him do it over and over again. He was an incredible pitcher. I’ve always considered him as one of the best fastpitch softball pitchers that North Dakota has ever produced. I’m glad that I got to experience him as my teammate.
I know there was much, much more to Reed other than a softball pitcher but that was how I knew him best.
His family has my sympathy.
He will be missed.
Karry Kyllo
Uncle Reed- You were always so sweet to Danielle and I, and I will always remember that. Funny, silly and kind, Uncle Reed.
So very sorry for the loss of Reed. He was always friendly and I enjoyed visiting with him when I saw him. May the memories you hold dear be a comfort to you. You are all in my thoughts and prayers ♥️.
Reed to me was one of those friends that goes back to one’s childhood, the kind that sticks with you forever even over a lifetime. i lived across the road from him and the adventures that we had together over the years, are the kind that never leave your memory. Whether cracking rocks to reveal the “gold” inside, playing tennis at night under his dad’s pole light with a rope tied as the net, or sailing “pirate” ships made from discarded wood, and “sailed” on the the pond of water left in his dad’s pasture after a very large rain, he was always my “buddy’ my “pal”. We played endless hours together and laughed together, climbed trees together and welded a small plate to the bottom of a steel rod together so that we could play “golf” in our back yards. He was my boyhood partner. I shed a tear when I heard that he had passed.
I was saddened to hear of Reed’s accident and completely blown away to hear of his passing. I know this is not an easy thing you guys are going through right now. But it does and will get better with time. I will keep you guys in my thoughts and hope that in time the overwhelming sadness felt now is completely replaced with all the funny, happy and warm moments and memories you were blessed with Reed’s way too short time here with us.
God bless and my condolences,
Anthony (Tony) Archer
To the families of Reed, So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Ed and Bob Judisch
Reed was willing to help others, very good friend you will be missed RIP, God Bless the Satrum family.
Hugs and prayers to the family. May God’s love and strength comfort you.
To my favorite Band/Music teacher(whip cracker/breaker of the 1/4 flipping crew) , Matt and Nate – better days are ahead, I promise. Take care you…….
My condolences to the family of Reed Satrom. May he rest in peace.
Sending my love and prayers to all the family.
Sympathies to you, your husband and children, plus your immediate family. Your Father has an amazing legacy with the love, the care for others and the good that are coming from your children and his grandchildren.
May God’s peace come over each of you,
God Bless,
Deacon Gary and Mary Hager
I was so sorry to hear of Reed’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this time.
We are so sorry for your loss. We have met Reed while he visited Randy in Colorado. Randy was the Officiant at our son, Brent Flot’s, wedding 6 years ago. Your family is in our prayers asking for peace and comfort as you grieve and pass through this dark and difficult time. God’s love.
Paul and Joyce Flot
Greeley, CO
I love you Reed God Bless you and your family. Rest and God will take good care of you. Your good friend. BobKorum
You will always be missed and loved
Pennie and Family
Our prayers are with you and your family. Reed will be missed. We are so sorry for your loss. Doug
Love,
The Reeder Family
So sorry for your loss.
RIP my friend. You will be missed.
I just heard of Reeds passing. I am shocked and so sad.
I have many memories with Reed growing up. Our parents were best friends. My earliest memory with Reed was playing hide and go seek, croquet and scrambling to find the prettiest or largest rock. We also enjoyed
Many fun times on Lake Melissa where both of our parents had lake homes.
I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you all are in my prayers…RIP Dear Friend.🙏