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Michael Oglesbee died on December 24, 1984 at Hospital - New York City, New York. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Michael Thomas Oglesbee.
Linnea Christine (Riepe) Wells Cashmore was born to Delbert Martin Riepe and Wilma Doris (Glantz) Riepe, and has siblings Larry Kermit Riepe, Virginia Doris Riepe, and Sheila Rochelle (Riepe) Schneckloth. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Linnea Christine (Riepe) Wells Cashmore.
Sheila Rochelle (Riepe) Schneckloth was born to Delbert Martin Riepe and Wilma Doris (Glantz) Riepe, and has siblings Larry Kermit Riepe, Virginia Doris Riepe, and Linnea Christine (Riepe) Wells Cashmore. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Sheila Rochelle (Riepe) Schneckloth.
Virginia Doris Riepe was born to Delbert Martin Riepe and Wilma Doris (Glantz) Riepe, and has siblings Larry Kermit Riepe, Sheila Rochelle (Riepe) Schneckloth, and Linnea Christine (Riepe) Wells Cashmore. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Virginia Doris Riepe.
My Dad had a hard life likely all of his life, though I don't know a lot of his childhood years. I do know that he always wanted to be a farmer, which Dad pursued for many years though true success at it eluded him. He loved his wife and children and always brought his paycheck home for us. He was a quiet person most of the time, but loved to chat, joke and laugh in social situations with extended family and friends. My cousin Steve once confided that Dad was his favorite uncle because of his entertaining sense of humor. Also, Dad loved to tease Mom and get her to laugh, which all of us kids enjoyed. When my Dad got cleaned up with the help of Brylcreem and Old Spice shaving lotion, and dressed up in his best clothes I always thought he was so handsome, resembling Ronald Reagan. Those occasions were rare because he worked from sun-up until past sun-down, coming home exhausted. I don't think Dad got the full respect he should have gotten from we three kids while we lived at home, in part due to the hold that alcohol had on him which sometimes caused problems at home between him and Mom. I'm sure our neglect must have hurt him. Dad stuck with all of us, and I'm very grateful for that, especially since Mom loved and really needed his help once her early-onset Alzheimer's Disease showed up. When Dad and I parted in 1975, we didn't know we'd never see one another again in this life, but that's what happened. He's living in Heaven with Mom.
Delbert Riepe
Delbert Riepe
My Dad had a hard life likely all of his life, though I don't know a lot of his childhood years. I do know that he always wanted to be a farmer, which Dad pursued for many years though true success at it eluded him. He loved his wife and children and always brought his paycheck home for us. He was a quiet person most of the time, but loved to chat, joke and laugh in social situations with extended family and friends. My cousin Steve once confided that Dad was his favorite uncle because of his entertaining sense of humor. Also, Dad loved to tease Mom and get her to laugh, which all of us kids enjoyed. When my Dad got cleaned up with the help of Brylcreem and Old Spice shaving lotion, and dressed up in his best clothes I always thought he was so handsome, resembling Ronald Reagan. Those occasions were rare because he worked from sun-up until past sun-down, coming home exhausted. I don't think Dad got the full respect he should have gotten from we three kids while we lived at home, in part due to the hold that alcohol had on him which sometimes caused problems at home between him and Mom. I'm sure our neglect must have hurt him. Dad stuck with all of us, and I'm very grateful for that, especially since Mom loved and really needed his help once her early-onset Alzheimer's Disease showed up. When Dad and I parted in 1975, we didn't know we'd never see one another again in this life, but that's what happened. He's living in Heaven with Mom.
Delbert Riepe
Delbert Riepe
Wilma Doris (Glantz) Riepe of Mediapolis, Iowa United States was born on November 30, 1917 in Mediapolis. Wilma was baptized in 1917 at Messiah Lutheran Church in Cerro Gordo County. She was in a relationship with Delbert Martin Riepe, and had children Larry Kermit Riepe, Virginia Doris Riepe, Sheila Rochelle (Riepe) Schneckloth, and Linnea Christine (Riepe) Wells Cashmore. Wilma Riepe died at age 59 years old on January 26, 1977 at Park Manor Nursing Home in Burlington, and was buried at Kossuth Cemetery in Mediapolis, Des Moines County.
Mom was a wonderful, loving wife and mother who was very spiritual and kind. She and Dad brought us up in the Lutheran church. Both of her parents were of full-blooded Swedish heritage of which Mom was quite proud. While Dad worked hard at being a farmer and later a mechanic and factory worker, Mom took care of we 3 kids and our home. She was very creative in home decoration and was an excellent seamstress, crocheter and knitter. She baked homemade Swedish limpa rye bread, cakes, pies, etc. She and Larry loved antiques and music, especially classical. Mom played the piano and chord organ. She and Dad had 4 children: Virginia, Larry, Sheila and me, Linnea. Virginia died at age 2 of mosquito-borne encephalitis. Larry became Mom's favorite. We 3 kids were encouraged to attend college, which we all did. Our family was devastated when in her 50's she began showing signs of what would be determined to be early onset Alzheimer's disease, something that in the early 1970's we'd never heard of. She spent 1 year at home and 2 years in the nursing home prior to being released into Heaven where lives now, whole and healed. We miss her.
Wilma Riepe
Wilma Riepe
Delbert Martin Riepe of Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa United States was born on September 15, 1912 in Chillicothe, Livingston County, MO. He was in a relationship with Wilma Doris (Glantz) Riepe, and had children Larry Kermit Riepe, Virginia Doris Riepe, Sheila Rochelle (Riepe) Schneckloth, and Linnea Christine (Riepe) Wells Cashmore. Delbert Riepe died at age 62 years old on January 23, 1975 in Burlington, Des Moines County, IA, and was buried at Kossuth Cemetery in Mediapolis.
Larry Kermit Riepe of San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA was born on May 10, 1945 to Delbert Martin Riepe and Wilma Doris (Glantz) Riepe. He had siblings Virginia Doris Riepe, Sheila Rochelle (Riepe) Schneckloth, and Linnea Christine (Riepe) Wells Cashmore. Larry Riepe was in a relationship with Michael Thomas Oglesbee in New York, New York United States, and died at age 43 years old on October 23, 1988 at San Francisco, CA.
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