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USA Province Necrology © 2022 – Society of the Divine Savior – USA Province – 18th EDITION “On Whose Shoulders We Stand – the Necrology of the USA Province” ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF DECEASED MEMBERS Name Date of Death Armstrong, Br. George August 6, 2019 Bauer, Br. Paul July 21, 2019 Bauer, Br. Titian December 24, 1958 Becker, Br. Camillus April 23, 1999 Behr, Fr. Ignatius March 7, 1981 Benz, Fr. Basil July 28, 1947 Beresford, Br. Gilbert February 1, 1993 Berger, Br. Alexius December 11, 1945 Bethan, Fr. Ignatius March 10, 1928 Bielawa, Fr. Thomas May 22, 2019 Bigley, Fr. Michael January 30, 2013 Birringer, Fr. Raphael March 8, 2009 Blais, Fr. Jean October 12, 2002 Blais, Br. Venard June 24, 1965 Brady, Fr. Columban October 26, 1973 Brennan, Fr. Gilbert June 9, 1988 Brennan, Fr. Keith September 9, 2021 Brentrup, Fr. Bruce February 8, 2011 Bretl, Fr. James October 6, 2010 Brick, Fr. Paul March 15, 2013 Brochtrup, Fr. Eugene January 10, 1997 Broeg, Br. Robert May 25, 2018 Brugger, Fr. Dorotheus November 3, 1955 Bruns, Novice Urban February 23, 1951 Brusky, Fr. David February 1, 2014 Bucher, Fr. Felix April 13, 1938 Buck, Fr. Arnulf June 15, 1975 Buehler, Fr. Coloman December 23, 1959 Buff, Fr. Bardo June 2, 1991 Bunse, Br. Alphonse April 6, 1937 Cantarella, Br. Richard July 10, 2004 Carroll, Fr. Daniel September 5, 2002 Casper, Fr. Robert May 10, 1998 Christel, Fr. David January 5, 1992 Cioffi, Fr. Albert April 29, 1976 Clifford, Br. Lawrence July 3, 1980 Cooney, Fr. Denis February 9, 1973 Cotey, Bishop Arnold May 21, 1998 Cray, Fr. Kevin January 31, 1999 Crosby, Br. Nicholas November 16, 2013 Cuddeback, Br. Adrian April 21, 1967 Davis, Fr. Martin September 21, 1977 De Bruin, Fr. Edward March 26, 2001 De Groot, Fr. John September 2, 1985 Deibele, Fr. Epiphanius November 6, 1936 Derks, Fr. Joseph August 8, 1994 Dibble, Fr. Romuald January 10, 1998 Dickrell, Fr. Cyril August 6, 2011 Dieckmann, Br. Modestus May 6, 1981 Dilmore, Fr. Michael July 26, 1987 Distel, Fr. Odo December 7, 1934 Dorn, Fr. Frederick January 11, 1995 Duhaime, Br. Andre December 31, 2012 Dwyer, Fr. Cormac April 4, 1996 Ellery, Br. Maurus December 8, 2005 Faschingbaur, Fr. Theodore January 13, 1982 Federspiel, Br. Florentine September 9, 1993 Fehring, Fr. Matthew July 29, 1969 Fierro, Fr. Paul July 20, 1997 Fitzgerald, Br. Grant-Michael November 10, 1986 Flanagan, Fr. Brendan December 4, 1986 Fontaine, Fr. Ralph November 14, 1943 Francis, Br. Oliver July 31, 1995 Freischmidt, Fr. Solanus October 31, 1942 Friedrich, Fr. Bede February 19, 1966 Gagnon, Fr. Richard July 13, 2017 Gake, Br. John January 27, 1994 Ganser, Fr. Geoffrey January 15, 1985 Gerke, Fr. Leonard October 3, 1973 Gesell, Fr. Clement May 3, 1962 Giles, Fr. Dominic August 26, 1999 Glass, Fr. Landelin October 20, 1949 Gleason, Fr. Carl February 6, 2017 Gloeggler, Fr. Ludger October 24, 1941 Goerlich, Fr. Eustace September 13, 1933 Gorman, Fr. John November 7, 2012 Grant, Br. Simon December 10, 1987 Green, Fr. Bernard November 9, 2020 Griffin, Fr. Barry February 11, 2008 Gross, Fr. Nicholas February 13, 1928 Gumieny, Br. Stanislaus February 28, 1989 Haertl, Fr. Sturmius August 15, 1944 Hanf, Br. Bertrand November 13, 2015 Haumschild, Br. Victor December 28, 2001 Havlovic, Br. Edward May 2, 2021 Heinz, Cleric Andrew September 15, 1951 Heiss, Br. Anatolius February 25, 1931 Herborn, Fr. Waldemar June 26, 1982 Herbst, Fr. Leo January 10, 1985 Herbst, Fr. Winfrid September 18, 1988 Hoefgen, Br. William April 6, 2012 Hoess, Fr. Michael October 10, 1930 Holzknecht, Fr. Fintan November 30, 1959 Huebner, Br. Thaddeus April 30, 2000 Jacobs, Fr. Jerome June 26, 1973 Jungwirth, Br. Gordian November 18, 1979 Kelch, Fr. Maurice November 23, 1982 Kelter, Br. Alois June 21, 1980 Kendall, Fr. Michael July 5, 2008 Kern, Br. Martialis April 5, 1937 Kleene, Fr. Regis November 10, 1998 Klotz, Fr. Claude June 7, 2006 Koenigsbauer, Fr. Ansgar July 28, 1944 Kouba, Fr. John March 20, 2009 Kraemer, Fr. Paulinus August 24, 1987 Kramlich, Fr. Lloyd January 15, 2014 Kreutzer, Br. Joseph April 27, 2021 Kubat, Br. Charles September 13, 2002 Lahrs, Fr. Carey July 5, 2018 LaMere, Fr. Cletus November 13, 2013 Landolf, Br. Julian March 26, 2000 Langenberg, Br. Gerard November 22, 1994 Laser, Br. Eric September 11, 1978 Lassak, Br. Siegfried January 28, 1969 Lauer, Br. Sebastian January 4, 1986 Lauzon, Fr. Paul November 11, 2001 Leannah, Fr. Thomas December 31, 1993 L'Ecuyer, Fr. Thomas May 9, 1979 Leinweber, Fr. Wigbert November 12, 1982 Lesch, Cleric Edward December 7, 1918 Lickteig, Fr. Timothy August 8, 1975 Lo Presto, Fr. James October 14, 1995 Longmier, Br. Jude April 1, 1973 Lucca, Fr. Augustine August 16, 2009 Madala, Br. Wayne May 15, 2005 Manning, Br. Luke November 9, 1997 Markoski, Br. Ladislaus October 26, 2002 Maurer, Br. Donald December 8, 2008 Maurer, Fr. Thomas July 2, 2001 McArthur, Fr. Luke May 21, 1999 McGinnis, Fr. Gary June 27, 1998 McKenna, Fr. James October 8, 2004 Meaney, Br. Damian February 2, 1984 Meier, Fr. Placidus June 7, 1958 Mertzlufft, Br. Virgil October 28, 1996 Messmer, Fr. Hermenegild October 13, 1977 Middlecamp, Fr. Eric March 6, 2011 Miller, Fr. Roger May 9, 1987 Molz, Fr. Marcelline October 4, 1961 Morse, Br. Giles March 15, 1982 Mueller, Fr. Ludwig September 3, 1901 Muenzloher, Fr. Angelus August 16, 1957 Mynsberge, Br. Gustave October 31, 1999 Nern, Fr. William February 14, 1966 Neumann, Fr. Bernard August 28, 1991 New, Fr. Gary April 23, 2017 Newman, Fr. Michael March 1, 2018 Nitz, Fr. Eliot October 26, 2020 Noerz, Br. Reimar April 19, 1999 Nogaj, Br. Cletus November 26, 1989 Norcross, Fr. Louis December 4, 1983 Novinska, Br. Quentin August 27, 1970 Nowacki, Fr. Gregory April 16, 1989 Nugent, Fr. Robert January 1, 2014 Pantuso, Fr. John April 26, 2019 Papke, Br. Boniface February 21, 2005 Pekarske, Fr. Daniel September 27, 2016 Pelky, Br. Roger November 25, 2008 Peserik, Br. Alexander July 17, 2006 Peters, Fr. Fred January 19, 2005 Pierce, Fr. Justin September 9, 2000 Pope, Br. Cornelius March 22, 2003 Pradarutti, Fr. Charles April 21, 1969 Putzer, Fr. Gregory February 9, 1984 Putzer, Fr. Vincent August 28, 1993 Rausch, Br. Fidelis October 7, 2003 Reiner, Fr. Christopher August 30, 1978 Reuter, Br. Stephan January 17, 1965 Rieden, Br. James September 2, 2010 Rinderer, Br. Marion December 22, 1987 Ritter, Fr. Patrick August 24, 2010 Roeske, Fr. James December 4, 1982 Rogier, Fr. Herman Joseph February 21, 1929 Rohan, Fr. Patrick May 4, 1965 Roldan, Br. Philip October 28, 1993 Roselius, Br. Cyprian April 6, 1983 Rosing, Fr. Frederick October 6, 1996 Ross, Fr. Robert March 20, 2001 Rothenbacher, Br. Isidore September 23, 1971 Sayers, Fr. Glen October 25, 2019 Schaefer, Fr. Julius January 3, 1960 Scherback, Br. Anthony November 2, 1981 Schmidt, Fr. Terence December 12, 1960 Schmit, Fr. Fred July 3, 2011 Schneider, Fr. Edelhard October 17, 1987 Schneider, Fr. Leander March 7, 1980 Schommer, Fr. Jerome November 13, 1994 Schrimpf, Fr. Raymond January 4, 1998 Schrimpf, Fr. Reginald January 17, 2003 Schueth, Br. Florian October 20, 2007 Schulze, Fr. Paul October 29, 2002 Schuster, Fr. George November 27, 1992 Schuster, Fr. Paul November 30, 1962 Seidl, Fr. Neil May 12, 1999 Sheehan, Fr. George May 28, 2000 Simons, Br. Felix July 7, 1980 Sirois, Fr. Gerald July 26, 2005 Skwor, Fr. Donald December 2, 2002 Souzer, Br. David June 8, 2013 Stapleton, Fr. Gabriel February 1, 1978 Sterbenz, Fr. Mark August 26, 1993 Stoegbauer, Br. Benedict August 30, 2016 Stolwyk, Fr. Francis May 20, 1986 Studt, Br. Arthur April 3, 2005 Sullivan, Br. Paul March 30, 2009 Taddy, Br. Nilus November 11, 2003 Thielen, Fr. Jerome October 20, 1980 Tibodeau, Br. Valerian April 25, 1988 Tittelbach, Br. Arcadius January 11, 1943 Tracy, Fr. Melvin March 15, 1996 Turner, Fr. Joseph July 16, 2001 Unger, Fr. Willibald June 25, 1948 Verhagen, Fr. Donald September 20, 2001 Vogel, Fr. Philip December 26, 2010 Vogelsang, Novice Nazianzenus December 15, 1918 Wagner, Fr. Robert April 3, 2010 Wallny, Br. Nazarius May 18, 1931 Walter, Fr. Ernest January 2, 1983 Wambach, Br. Cosmas March 7, 1993 Wehrle, Br. Arsenius March 17, 1917 Weidinger, Fr. Emmeran April 25, 1948 Weisenbeck, Fr. Jude May 26, 2016 Welte, Br. Liberatus November 24, 1931 Wesolowski, Fr. Mel February 1, 1976 Wilson, Fr. Albert November 24, 1968 Winkler, Fr. Heribert July 13, 1967 Winkler, Novice Raymond December 27, 1995 Wittig, Fr. Raphael July 27, 1930 Wojcinski, Br. Fabian August 21, 1990 Wood, Br. Matthew February 17, 2015 .
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