Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Klopp, Cordelia S.   April 20, 2008
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 4/21/2008
  Klopp, Cordelia S.   
   
   
  Cordelia S. Klopp LEBANON Cordelia S. Klopp, 93, formerly of Richland died 
  peacefully on April 20, 12:35 a.m. in her home at 41 Woodland Estates, Lebanon. 
  She was surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of Stewart M. Klopp, 
  who preceded her in death in 2001. Born in Millbach, Pennsylvania, Cordelia was 
  the daughter of Susan (Edris) and Charles Ziegler. She spent most of her life 
  in the Richland area attending school in Millbach and Richland. In November 
  1942, Cordelia married Stewart Klopp, a native of Richland, in a wedding 
  ceremony in West Palm Beach, Florida, where Mr. Klopp was stationed during 
  World War II. During this time, Cordelia was employed by the Palm Beach County 
  Tax Department, and she also managed an apartment complex in the area. 
  Following the war, she and her husband returned to Richland, where they lived 
  for many years. Throughout her life, Cordelia was an active member of her 
  church family, first in her native Church of the Brethren and later in the 
  Grace United Church of Christ, both in Richland. She taught Sunday school, sang 
  in the choir, and volunteered in numerous capacities. She was also involved in 
  the Richland community, participating in cub scouting and activities supporting 
  the library and the Elco schools. Cordelia moved to Lebanon in 1998. While in 
  Lebanon, she was a volunteer at The Good Samaritan Hospital. She also enjoyed 
  swimming at the YMCA and her wonderful friends at Woodland Estates. She will 
  always be remembered for her kindness, gracefulness and generosity of spirit. 
  This was combined with a lively sense of humor enjoyed by everyone. She loved 
  and appreciated all of her dear friends and family and the wonderful people who 
  helped care for her. Cordelia is survived by her son Philip, husband of Linda 
  Klopp of Easton; daughter Marilyn, wife of Dr. Ronald Boogaard of Lebanon; and 
  grandchildren Kathryn and Peter Boogaard, both of New York City, New York. She 
  is also survived by sisters Mary Moody of California, Grace Morgan of Reading, 
  Rachel Hampsey of Bethlehem, and Reba Anspach of Royersford. She was preceded 
  in death by sisters Esther Wenger, Naomi Fake, Amy Brown; and a brother, Ray 
  Ziegler. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 23, at the Grace 
  United Church of Christ, 22 Church St., Richland. Visitation from 10-11 a.m. 
  Internment will be in the Richland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial 
  contributions may be made to the Good Samaritan Cancer Care Center or the 
  Richland Grace United Church of Christ. Funeral arrangements by Lamm and 
  Whitman, Wernersville  
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 4/21/2008.  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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