Obituary
Published: The Charleston Daily Mail, Wednesday, May 10, 1972
DEATH TAKES WIDELY KNOWN BUSINESSMAN
Leo A. Lippert, 72, owner of Lippert Heating and Plumbing Company and chairman of the Charleston Housing Authority, died today in Charleston General Hospital after a short illness. He was a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a resident of Charleston since 1933.
Mr. Lippert served as state deputy, Knights of Columbus, and was a member of the 4th degree K. of C. He also was past president of the West Side Businessmen's Club; president, Charleston Master Plumbers Association; secretary, Building Contractors Association, member of the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce, the Sierra Club of Charleston, the United Commercial Travelers of America, Lodge No. 202 and the BPOE.
He was a World War I veteran, and a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, advisory board of St. Francis Hospital, and a member of Catholic Athletic Association.
Surviving: wife, Margaret Garges Lippert; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Goenpl and Mrs. Regina Murphy and Mrs. Stella Ewing, all of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; brothers, R. Francis of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the Rev. Paul Joseph Lippert, chaplin of St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg.
The family will receive friends Thursday afternoon at Simpson Funeral Home.
(Courtesy of Dolores Cochenour Carlson)
Published: The Charleston Daily Mail, Wednesday, May 10, 1972
DEATH TAKES WIDELY KNOWN BUSINESSMAN
Leo A. Lippert, 72, owner of Lippert Heating and Plumbing Company and chairman of the Charleston Housing Authority, died today in Charleston General Hospital after a short illness. He was a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a resident of Charleston since 1933.
Mr. Lippert served as state deputy, Knights of Columbus, and was a member of the 4th degree K. of C. He also was past president of the West Side Businessmen's Club; president, Charleston Master Plumbers Association; secretary, Building Contractors Association, member of the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce, the Sierra Club of Charleston, the United Commercial Travelers of America, Lodge No. 202 and the BPOE.
He was a World War I veteran, and a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, advisory board of St. Francis Hospital, and a member of Catholic Athletic Association.
Surviving: wife, Margaret Garges Lippert; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Goenpl and Mrs. Regina Murphy and Mrs. Stella Ewing, all of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; brothers, R. Francis of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the Rev. Paul Joseph Lippert, chaplin of St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg.
The family will receive friends Thursday afternoon at Simpson Funeral Home.
(Courtesy of Dolores Cochenour Carlson)
Obituary
Published: The Charleston Daily Mail, Wednesday, May 10, 1972
DEATH TAKES WIDELY KNOWN BUSINESSMAN
Leo A. Lippert, 72, owner of Lippert Heating and Plumbing Company and chairman of the Charleston Housing Authority, died today in Charleston General Hospital after a short illness. He was a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a resident of Charleston since 1933.
Mr. Lippert served as state deputy, Knights of Columbus, and was a member of the 4th degree K. of C. He also was past president of the West Side Businessmen's Club; president, Charleston Master Plumbers Association; secretary, Building Contractors Association, member of the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce, the Sierra Club of Charleston, the United Commercial Travelers of America, Lodge No. 202 and the BPOE.
He was a World War I veteran, and a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, advisory board of St. Francis Hospital, and a member of Catholic Athletic Association.
Surviving: wife, Margaret Garges Lippert; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Goenpl and Mrs. Regina Murphy and Mrs. Stella Ewing, all of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; brothers, R. Francis of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the Rev. Paul Joseph Lippert, chaplin of St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg.
The family will receive friends Thursday afternoon at Simpson Funeral Home.
(Courtesy of Dolores Cochenour Carlson)
Published: The Charleston Daily Mail, Wednesday, May 10, 1972
DEATH TAKES WIDELY KNOWN BUSINESSMAN
Leo A. Lippert, 72, owner of Lippert Heating and Plumbing Company and chairman of the Charleston Housing Authority, died today in Charleston General Hospital after a short illness. He was a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a resident of Charleston since 1933.
Mr. Lippert served as state deputy, Knights of Columbus, and was a member of the 4th degree K. of C. He also was past president of the West Side Businessmen's Club; president, Charleston Master Plumbers Association; secretary, Building Contractors Association, member of the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce, the Sierra Club of Charleston, the United Commercial Travelers of America, Lodge No. 202 and the BPOE.
He was a World War I veteran, and a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, advisory board of St. Francis Hospital, and a member of Catholic Athletic Association.
Surviving: wife, Margaret Garges Lippert; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Goenpl and Mrs. Regina Murphy and Mrs. Stella Ewing, all of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; brothers, R. Francis of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the Rev. Paul Joseph Lippert, chaplin of St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg.
The family will receive friends Thursday afternoon at Simpson Funeral Home.
(Courtesy of Dolores Cochenour Carlson)
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