Frederick Kipp SCHWARZ

CYNFischer Attendants in my parents' wedding: Lee Wolf, Bob Johnson, Robert Cramer, George Weber III, Bud Schafer, Bev Boyle's husband, Marilyn Griesedieck, Joan Lemoth Bebee, Shelley Johnson nee Harrity, Laura Rand, Laura Cramer,Dora Ann Drew, Bev Boyle per my mother Feb. 2014 --------------------- CYNFischer Simplicity Engineering: VP and General Manager of Simplicity Engineering Co., Durand, Mich. Simplicity was acquired in 1969 by General Steel Industries, which is headquartered in St. Louis. (Prior to this, Fred consulted for General Steel). I do not know the dates he worked in Michigan--I am pretty sure he was there in the early 70s. ----------------------- Frederick Kipp Schwarz - Obituary Veröffentlicht 03 Okt 2016 von Rai Richardson Frederick Kipp Schwarz, a lifelong St. Louis, died Sunday, April 13. 2014 at the age of 84. He was born September 17, 1929 to the late Frederick William Schwarz and Gertrude Kipp Schwarz. Beloved husband of Judith Heil Crowell Schwarz and the late Joanne G. Werner Schwarz ; dear father of Cynthia Fischer (Douglas) of St. Louis, MO, Frederick Kipp Schwarz, Jr. (Janet) of Wichita, KS, James Kendel Schwarz, M.D. (Kerry, M.D.) of Omaha, NE, Debbi Werner Millard (Malcolm) of Raleigh, N.C., and Mark Werner of Anchorage, AK; dear grandfather of William and Kathryn Fischer, Frederick "Trey" and Benjamin Schwarz , Kendall, Thomas and the late Henry Schwarz . Dear brother of Laura Cramer (the late Robert) of Hilton Head. He is also survived by his former wife, Emily Weber Schwarz . He was a cherished member of Judy Crowell's family: dear stepfather to Kimberly Crowell Busch (Andrew D.) and Lisa Dalton Crowell; dear step-grandfather to Lacey Hermann Petersen (Charles), Andrew Jr., William and Nicholas Busch and dear stepgreat grandfather to James Robert Petersen, all of Santa Barbara, CA. Fred was a 1947 graduate of Webster High School where he participated in musicals and the a capella choir. He graduated Duke University in 1952 with a business degree and pursued graduate studies in business administration at Washington University. He served as an executive with General Steel Industries, American Zinc Co., Ralston Purina and Olin Corporation. An avid outdoorsman, Fred enjoyed sporting clays and skeet shooting, quail hunting and trout fishing with his sons, grandsons and step-grandsons. He was a past president of Bellerive Country Club and Strathalbyn Farms Club. He volunteered for the St. Louis Hearing and Speech Center, the Boy Scouts of America and Tower Grove Park. A committed reader, his favorite author was Charles Dickens whose works he read in their entirety. He established small libraries for his grandchildren by gifting them classic books each birthday and Christmas. Services: A Memorial Service will be conducted at The Episcopal Church of St. Michael and St. George, 6345 Wydown Blvd, at Ellenwood, Clayton, MO 63105, on Friday, April 25th at 10:00 a.m, In lieu of flowers, he desired that memorials be made to The Church of St. Michael and St. George, Tower Grove Park, 4256 Magnolia, St. Louis, MO 63110 or to the university of one's choice. Condolences may be extended online at www.luptonchapel.com A SERVICE OF THE LUPTON CHAPEL - St. Louis Post-Dispatch (MO)

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