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Spencer Graham Rauscher

November 13, 1997 ~ August 10, 2026

In loving memory of Spencer Graham Rauscher. 28, who will be remembered as a joyful, loving, intelligent, and vibrant young man, whose energy brought light to everyone around him. A United States Army veteran, successful businessman, and deeply spiritual soul, Spencer lived with ambition, compassion, and heart. He had a constant desire to learn, always educating himself, and was especially gifted with his hands with a passion for building and creating. He was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Renee Rauscher, his brother Jared Rauscher, and his beloved grandparents. 

He is survived by his father, Guenter Rauscher, his brother Ryan Rauscher and sister-in-law Kristyn Rauscher, grandparents Rudy and Irmgard Funn, Stan and Celia Grabealong with his nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family and friends, and Mrs. Carolyn Dewindt and her loving family, who loved and supported Spencer as their own. Though 28 years was far too short, he filled them with purpose, creativity, love, and memories that will never leave us. We honor Spencer for his service, celebrate the man he became, and give thanks for the time we were blessed to have him. Rest peacefully, Spencer. You were deeply loved, will be greatly missed, and will never be forgotten.

A service is to be held at a later date.

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  1. He said” I knew you my son”. Come…

  2. My dearest Spencer,
    You WILL BE MISSED. You lived a painful life, which you did not recover from.
    Sleep with the angels you sensitive, loving, giving, and kind soul!
    How I wish you could have found some happiness and peace in your life.
    Now you are at peace. Remember that you were loved by your 10th Grade Language Arts teacher, Mrs Linda Lavery.

  3. Jaida McIntosh-Pineda says:

    Dear Spencer, I pray for your soul in heaven. I am so sorry that I or anyone else couldn’t have or didn’t reach out and help you more. You brought light to others. Your personality was one of a kind. You are gone too soon. May the angels carry you on and may the Lord see your heart. With love, your Homestead friend Jaida.

  4. Spencer, I still can’t believe you’re gone. 💔 You weren’t just a friend—you were my bestie/brother. We talked about everything, shared so many conversations, laughs, and moments that I will carry with me forever. I never imagined that one day our conversations would have to become memories. I’m going to miss you more than words can ever explain. Although my heart is broken that you’re no longer here, I find comfort in knowing that you’re our angel now, watching over us from above. Until we meet again, my bestie… I love you and I’ll never forget you. 🕊️❤️

  5. I met you in basic training. You were a good guy. It sucks that you’re gone.

  6. I really enjoyed are time in the army together really sad to see you gone brother

  7. Hey Spence, we went to elementary school together and were good friends. We used to skate and get in trouble for talking in the hallway and you introduced me to element shoes. Crazy to think you’re gone, I thought about reaching out the other day to talk about our military experience. Now I wish I had. Rest easy brother.


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