Memorial Mass on Saturday, July 24, 10:00 a.m. at Seven Holy Founders Church, 6737 South Rock Hill Rd. (Affton). Military Honors will be conducted following Memorial Mass.
Recent Passings
- Gremp, Adam
- Stadler, Ronald G. Sr.
- Klahs, Gene Earnest Sylvester
- Lane, Daniel Saul
- Inserra, Samuel M.
- Minnich, Gregory E.
- Belloir, Myrtle J. “Myrt” (nee Stillman)
- Metcalf, Joanne M. (nee Dattilo)
- Toenjes, Louis A.
- Hemrick, Darla J.
- Casso, Marilyn Frances (nee Baumann)
- Reed, JoAnn E. (nee Stumborg)
- Calloni, David Paul
- Delina Mae Collins
- Mueller, Mary Anne
- Nguyen, Anthony Hung
- Muth, James “Jim”
- Townsend, Rheta E.
- Gross, John George
- KOZEMCZAK, JAMES A.
- Hill, Kathleen Linda (nee: Franke)
- Castaldi, Mary R.
- Babcock, William F.
- Wiesehan, Shirley Ann (nee Basler)
- Costello, Jr. James F.
- Button, Vera
- Ratliff, Mary “Esther”
- Ecker, Etherine F.
- Miller, Robert F.
- Sanders, Diane D.
- Bene, Sally J. (nee: Mitchell)
- Shaw, Carol J.
- Laaker, Joseph E.
- Krepps, Robert L.
- Ehret, Caroline R. (nee Watz)
- Roberts, Danny R.
- Girard, Michael “Mike” Edward
- Haywood, Timothy P. Sr.
- Jones, Arlene M.
- Bodenschatz, Donna M. (nee: Warren)
- Irizarry, Robert J.
- Kunz, William A., Jr.
- Niemeier, Charles H. “Chuck”
- Spray, Michael G.
- Badaracco, Raymond Arthur
- Tonkel, Edmund J., Jr.
- Hingle, Edward Clinton III
- Winkler, Robert Joseph
- Sommerfeld, Steven C.
- Webbe, Patricia Colleen
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We extend our prayers and condolences to the family of Len Knobbe. Len was a good friend who was an inspiration to me for many years at Seven Holy Founders. He was the catalyst for my first White House Retreat in 1999, which I will never forget. I know God has a special place for him.
To the wonderful Knobbe Family,
Your parents were so very kind to me and Kit during our boarding school years. They treated us as their own and I will always be grateful for their generosity and kindnesses. I was very homesick and there was nothing better than heading off to the Knobbe’s home for a fun and mischievous weekend. I will never forget Len and Helen. Please accept my deepest condolences as your wonderful father is laid to rest.
Our prayers and thoughts go out to all of Len’s family!! I worked for Len for 32 years, he was a great boss. We pray the rosary every Monday evening in our Fatima Garden at St George (now St John Paul II) at 7 PM and everyone mentions their intentions and mine was for Len and the next morning Don Beckerle calls and tell us he died about that time. We know he is with Helen now in heaven!!
Jeannette & Ed Trenary
Len will be missed by the entire Knobbe family. He was always the life of all of our family parties, which there were many. I can’t remember ever seeing Len without a smile on his face and always telling a good story. A couple of times a year , he would take my father sailing and it seemed to be one of the highlights of the year. I have
So many great memories of those family reunions, I think they helped to shape all of our lives.
Len will be missed but never forgotten. May he Rest In Peace. Ed Vierling