David Richard LeComte

David Richard LeComte, 62, of Green Bay, Wisconsin, passed away on November 10, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family.

David was a man who didn’t need to be the center of attention to leave a lasting impression. He had a gift for making people laugh, a contagious smile, and a way of telling stories that could draw anyone in. Once David started talking, you knew you were in for a story, and chances were it would leave you laughing. His sense of humor was one of his greatest gifts, and he had a remarkable ability to find laughter even in life’s most difficult moments.

Above all, David loved his family. His wife, Martha, and their children, Ben and Katie, were the center of his world. He treasured his closest friends and the time spent making memories with the people who meant the most to him.

When he wasn’t at home, David could often be found at his cabin in Wausaukee, enjoying time with friends and the simple pleasures of life up north. He loved snowmobiling and took pride in restoring his very first snowmobile to its original condition. He also had a talent in the kitchen, making what his family will proudly tell you were the best pickles in the world alongside his son, Ben. And no family gathering was quite complete without David leading the way at the semi-annual family sausage-making fest, a tradition that brought everyone together and created memories that will be cherished for years to come.

David retired from Procter & Gamble after years of service. While his career was an important part of his life, it was the relationships he built, the laughter he shared, and the traditions he helped create that will be remembered most.

David was one of the toughest and most courageous men, especially in his final chapter. Even through life’s hardest challenges, he continued to show the strength and humor that made him who he was.

David’s contagious smile, unforgettable stories, and ability to bring laughter wherever he went will be deeply missed. His family and friends will carry a lifetime of memories in their hearts, finding comfort in the stories they will continue to tell and the traditions that will live on in his honor.

David is survived by his beloved wife, Martha Ann; his children, Ben and his special friend, Grace, and Katie and her special friend, Shawn; his mother, Mary; his sister, Lisa (Mark) Gleason; his mother in law Martha Senechal; his brother-in-law, Andy (Molly) Senechal; and his nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind his two beloved dogs, Kelsie and Willow, who were a huge part of his family.

David will be remembered for his laughter, his courage, his love of family and friends, and all the little things that made him uniquely David.

Rest in peace, David. You will be missed more than words can say, but never forgotten