George heiratete Gumke, Elsie geschätzt 1940. Elsie (Tochter von Gumke, Michael und Schadler, Amelia) wurde geboren am 14 Apr 1918 in Gackle, Logan County, North Dakota, USA; gestorben am 21 Jan 2013 in Wenatchee, Chelan County, Washington, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Cashmere Cemetery, Cashmere, Chelan County, Washington, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Larry passed on peacefully from this life on Thursday July 2, 2009. Larry George Lippert was born in Kulm, ND on June 11, 1949, to George and Elsie (Gumke) Lippert and was the 4th of 6 children. The first five years of his life were spent as a German-speaking boy on a family farm. The family moved to the Upper Wenatchee Valley in 1954, where Larry spent the remainder of his formative years. Larry graduated from Cashmere High School in 1967, as the self proclaimed “tallest of the short kids and shortest of the tall kids.” Although this was a well known “Larry-ism” for an average kid, Larry was far from an average man. He attended Washington State University and Central Washington University, where he graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Geology. In 1971, he married Paula Strutzel and had his two children, Jessica in 1977 and Matthew in 1980.Larry began his career in carpentry in the mid 1970’s, which carried on throughout his life. He was an extremely creative craftsman and enjoyed customizing homes, from the blueprint to the final nail. There are countless homes in this valley that have his handprint on them, whether he designed them, remodeled them, or built them from scratch. He was not a member of any big building associations and would jokingly say “I wouldn’t be a part of any group that would have ME as a member!” Regardless, he was a well-respected member of his profession.In 1990, Larry married Kathy Marker. Together they not only built homes, but a wonderful life together. Although their time together was short, it was filled with adventure, laughter and love. They were team-mates in all aspects of their lives together. They were in the process of building their final home together on their “little piece of paradise” on Blewett Pass. Larry was Kathy’s strength, her best friend, her soul mate; the love of her life.Throughout his life, Larry enjoyed various pursuits. He hunted occasionally and enjoyed his time at Camp with The Guys. Larry also enjoyed trap shooting. He had been a member of the National Guard in his younger years, where he had learned to perfect his 20 minute power-napping technique, while traveling between their training sessions. He studied photography and loved his cameras. He loved the freedom of piloting small airplanes whenever the chance arose. He had been a runner in his earlier life and loved pushing himself to beat his own time on a long and challenging run. He loved music; old rock, country rock, some blues and anything that sounded like it came out of the “hills” of North Dakota. Larry loved the therapy of ‘moving dirt around’ and losing a day on a backhoe. Recently, he’d been cutting brush on his property and would get happily lost in the process of manicuring his ‘lawn’ with his enviable saw-bladed weed whacker. He liked classic cars and wistfully recalled having owned his Road Runner as a young man and besting his own land speed records on Stines Hill, while on milk runs for his folks.He loved his family and enjoyed spending time with them all; if it meant lending his carpenter’s hand to a weekend project or just helping his kids wash their cars. He was a phenomenal Grandpa to his son-in-law’s little girls and would hastily volunteer his time to be with them at the drop of a hat. Larry loved to go for truck rides in the hills and to sleep outside under the stars. He had a daunting collection of ink pens and mechanical pencils, as he could never resist whatever the latest new gadget was at the office supply store. His collection of reading glasses was equally impressive; why go looking for that one pair, when you could swing into Rite Aid and buy an extra pair a few times every month? He loved to find humor in the ironies of life and had a dry, yet witty and sarcastic, sense of humor. He could make you laugh, even if maybe you shouldn’t! Tasty chocolate treats, particularly Pinwheels or German chocolate cake, rarely got past him, especially if they came with a side of potatoes!Larry was preceded in death by his sister, Donna Mae; father, George; and brother, Darell. He is survived by his wife, Kathy; daughter, Jessica (Corey) Reed of Wenatchee; son, Matthew of Walla Walla; mother, Elsie of Cashmere; brothers, Harry (Jan) of Wenatchee and Marvin (Cheryl) of Cashmere; sister, Mavis (Bob) Green of California; sister-in-law, Jan (Darell) of Marysville; and many nieces and nephews. Larry is also survived by his two very favorite little girls, Keely and Alexis Reed.A Gathering, Celebrating Larry’s Life, will be held on Wednesday, July 15, 2009, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Cashmere Riverside Center, which was one of the many construction projects Larry contributed his talents to. Stop by to visit Larry’s family and friends and enjoy photos, music and memories, to be shared by all. And as Larry would say with a grin, “It was so nice for you to see me!” Arrangements by Telford’s Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee.

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Marvin Lippert left our lives on Friday, October 14, 2016, in the loving presence of his family, following an 18-month battle with esophageal cancer.
He arrived into the world on April 11, 1954, along with his twin sister, Mavis. They joined George and Elsie and four siblings. Before the age of one, the family moved from Gackle, ND, to Washington State, eventually settling in Cashmere. Marvin graduated from Cashmere High School in 1972, spent a short time in the U.S. Army while attending WSU. In 1974, Marvin went to work for Cascade Helicopter in Cashmere. He continued work in the aviation industry until his ill health progressed.
Marvin was a friend to everyone, he knew no strangers. Marvin’s acquaintances will always remember his jokes and comical one liners. Trouble shooting was a high trait of Marvin. There wasn’t a problem he couldn’t fix; he was deeply regarded for this, as well as his organizational practices.
Missing him are his wife of 36 years, Cheryl; daughter, Megan (David) Anderson; son, Benjamin (Kelsey) Lippert; brother, Harry (Jan) Lippert; sister, Mavis (Bob) Green; sisters-in-law, Janet Lippert and Kathy Lippert; three granddaughters: Marin and Layla Anderson and Alexa Lippert; also survived by his extended family and many, many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, George and Elsie Lippert; in-laws, Gordon and Ruth Geyer; sister, Donna Mae Lippert; and brothers, Darrel and Larry Lippert.
The family wishes a heartfelt thanks to the caring oncology, radiation, and Hospice team of Confluence Health and Cheryl’s Lab Family. Memorials are suggested to the Cashmere Community Club, Cashmere. A Celebration of Life will be on Saturday, November 12, 2016, at the Mission Creek Community Club, 4724 Mission Creek Rd., Cashmere, WA, at 1:00 p.m. You are invited to view his online guestbook at www.HeritageMemorialChapel.com .
Arrangements are by Heritage Memorial Chapel, Cashmere, WA.
Wenatchee World October 19, 2016

Marvin heiratete Lippert, Cheryl Ann - wife of geschätzt 1981. Cheryl wurde geboren in 1958. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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