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Edwina Raub1

F, #2831, b. 24 July 1921, d. 6 December 2004
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Biography

Edwina Raub was born on 24 July 1921 in Newcastle, Pennsyvlania.2,1 She and James Frederick Emerick were married in Newcastle, Pennsylvania. She died on 6 December 2004, at age 83, in Buxton, Dare, North Carolina.2

Citations

  1. [S392] 1940 US Census
  2. [S116] Social Security Death Index

John Briganti

M, #2836, b. 25 June 1933, d. 18 June 2006
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Biography

John Briganti was born on 25 June 1933 in Belforte, Borgo Val Di Taro, Parma, Italy. He and Mary Ellen (Aian) Wintermute were married on 26 December 1964 in East Lansing, Ingham, Michigan. He died on 18 June 2006, at age 72, in Michigan.1

Citations

  1. [S116] Social Security Death Index

Philip Delano Untersee

M, #2837, b. 28 April 1893, d. 4 January 1982
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Biography

Philip Delano Untersee was born on 28 April 1893.1,2 He and Mary Evaline Wintermute were married in 1937. He died on 4 January 1982, at age 88, in Newark, Essex, New Jersey.1,2 He was buried in Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Upper Montclair, Sussex, New Jersey.2

Citations

  1. [S116] Social Security Death Index
  2. [S379] findagrave.com

Philip Donald Wintermute

M, #2839, b. 26 February 1945, d. 9 September 2008

Parents

FatherEdwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll (b. 31 July 1897, d. 30 November 1970)
MotherGrace Eleanor Watson (b. 19 October 1908, d. 17 August 1981)
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Biography

Philip Donald Wintermute was born on 26 February 1945 in Weiser, Washington, Idaho. He died on 9 September 2008, at age 63, in Lansing, Ingham, Michigan.1
Philip Donald Wintermute was a Musician.2
Obituary: Philip Donald Wintermute
Philip Donald Wintermute, 63 years of age, beloved brother, friend and uncle, died Sept. 8, 2009, at his home in Lansing, Mich. He was born Feb. 26, 1945, in Weiser, Idaho. Phil was a long-time resident of Michigan. He traveled in the Navy during the Vietnam War, down to Arizona to live and work on the Hopi Indian Reservation. He transferred with his family to Omak near the Colvilles, and retired in Lansing.
Phil was a gentle and thoughtful man who enjoyed writing, creating music, poetry and performing with many musicians throughout the country. He was an active co-creator of Blissfest in Cross Village, Mich. For many years he was a wonderful father to Gabe and Josh Dallyn. They traveled to Nicaragua to build Esquela De' Mechanization in Esteli and the Hopi Reservation in Arizona, to write articles for The Hopi Times. He moved with his family to the Colville Indian Reservation in Eastern Washington to write for the OmakOkanogan County Chronicle and play mandolin for many contra dances and sing at the Presbyterian Church. He will be greatly missed.
He is survived by two sisters, Mary Ellen Briganti of Lansing and Edith and Gorson Jendrasiak of North Carolina; three brothers, Michael and Shirley Wintermute of Indiana, Jack and Nancy Wintermute of Minnesota and Edwin and Beth Wintermute of Maryland; stepsons, Gabe Dallyn of Seattle, Wash., and Josh Dallyn of Los Angeles, Calif.; and friend, Wendy Snook (Carlton). Phil was preceded in death by both parents; and brothers Jim and Rob Wintermute.
Sympathy may be expressed in the form of memorials to Blissfest Music Organization, 325 E. Lake St., Petosky, MI 4977.

Citations

  1. [S116] Social Security Death Index
  2. [S201] Obituary

Robert Shackelton Wintermute

M, #2840, b. 8 February 1942, d. 19 November 1988

Parents

FatherEdwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll (b. 31 July 1897, d. 30 November 1970)
MotherGrace Eleanor Watson (b. 19 October 1908, d. 17 August 1981)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Robert Shackelton Wintermute was born on 8 February 1942 in Seattle, King, Washington.1 He died on 19 November 1988, at age 46, in Lansing, Ingham, Michigan.1 He was buried in Danby Cemetery, Mulliken, Ionia, Michigan.2,1
Robert Shackelton Wintermute was an Electronics Engineer.2

Citations

  1. [S379] findagrave.com
  2. [S143] Heritage Books

James Patrick Wintermute

M, #2841, b. 27 August 1937, d. 5 May 1999

Parents

FatherEdwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll (b. 31 July 1897, d. 30 November 1970)
MotherGrace Eleanor Watson (b. 19 October 1908, d. 17 August 1981)
Pedigree Link

Biography

James Patrick Wintermute was born on 27 August 1937 in Point Pleasant, Ocean, New Jersey. He died on 5 May 1999, at age 61, in Tucson, Pima, Arizona.1
James Patrick Wintermute was an Electronics Engineer.2

Citations

  1. [S116] Social Security Death Index
  2. [S143] Heritage Books

Edwin Hampton Wintermute, lV

M, #2843, b. 8 October 1933, d. 3 September 2017

Parents

FatherEdwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll (b. 31 July 1897, d. 30 November 1970)
MotherGrace Eleanor Watson (b. 19 October 1908, d. 17 August 1981)
Pedigree Link

Family:

DaughterJessica (Jess) Ann Wintermute (b. 21 July 1967, d. 28 December 2016)
SonJoachim Paul Wintermute (b. 23 April 1973, d. 31 December 2011)

Biography

Edwin Hampton Wintermute, lV, was born on 8 October 1933 in Gladstone, Somerset, New Jersey. He died on 3 September 2017, at age 83, in Austin, Travis, Texas.1
Edwin Hampton Wintermute, lV, was educated Master in Physics.1 Edwin Hampton Wintermute IV
October 8, 1933 - September 3, 2017

The Annapolis community lost a shining star on Sunday, September 3rd when Edwin Hampton Wintermute IV died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest in Austin, Texas while visiting his daughter. Ed was born in Gladstone, NJ, on October 8, 1933, and lived in many towns across the Northwest, traveling with his parents and seven siblings through the lean times of the Depression. He was valedictorian of Haslett High School in Michigan in 1951 and attended Michigan State University on scholarship. He hitchhiked to classes and supported himself working as a bellboy in a hotel. He graduated with a Bachelor's and then a Master's degree in Physics in 1955. He served in the US Army 1955-1958, then took a job at HRB Singer in State College, Pennsylvania, where he met a young woman reading a book in her backyard and she became his wife of 54 years. He married Elizabeth Ann O'Neill and they shared international adventures, living their first year together in Sagamihara, Japan, and then five years in Weiss, Germany where both became fluent in German. Raising four children together, they moved back to State College and eventually to Arnold, Maryland in 1976 where he worked at the National Security Agency until 1998. Ed crafted an exemplary retirement, filling his days in pursuit of his passions. An exercise enthusiast before that was cool, he logged many miles and regularly raced with the Annapolis Striders. He studied diverse scientific and musical topics at Anne Arundel Community College in their Senior classes, and traveled on hiking and fishing trips in the Northwest US, all the while spending time as a loving father and grandfather of eventually 11 grandchildren. Most notably he will be remembered as a frequent and formidable presence on community theater stages. He performed regularly with Annapolis Opera, Annapolis Summer Garden Theater, Colonial Players, Anne Arundel Community College, Pasadena Players, 2nd Star Productions, Spirited Productions, Chesapeake Music Hall, and the Annapolis Chorale, and filled St. Mary's Church with his glorious tenor voice many a Sunday as a cantor and ensemble member. In addition to contributing his singing and acting talents, he served as a mentor to many young artists whom he counted as friends. Ed was such an avid participant in theatre productions he occasionally received calls from directors to fill gaps in their casts, and he made time for virtually every offered opportunity. Among his many performances, stand-out roles include Oliver Warbucks in Annie, the Narrator in Into the Woods and Charlie Cowell in The Music Man, at Annapolis Summer Garden Theater and Victor Velasco in Barefoot in the Park at Colonial Players. He especially enjoyed the show 1776, playing various characters in productions at a series of local venues. He performed in all but one season of Colonial Players' locally famous perennial production of A Christmas Carol, most frequently as the Ghost of Christmas Present, though one year he played Scrooge, and as his swan song in 2016, he graced the program cover and haunted the stage as the Ghost of Christmas Past. He also served his community as a volunteer for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. He was past President of the Arundel Vocal Arts Society and Colonial Players. Ed is survived by his wife Elizabeth, two of his four children, Catherine Hollerbach and her husband Pete of Annapolis, and Karen Keough and her husband Le of Austin, Texas, his son-in-law, David Gold of Frederick, Maryland and daughter-in-law Katherine Harrison Wintermute in Portland, Oregon. He joins his two beloved children who went before him, Jochen Wintermute of Portland, Oregon and Jessica Gold of Frederick, Maryland. He will be fondly remembered by his 11 grandchildren: Rebecca and Mark Hollerbach, Caroline Hollerbach Wood (Tyler), Seth and Kelsey Richards, Raegan and Ryan Keough, Lilly and Andrew Gold, and Forrest and Griffin Wintermute. Perhaps he was best suited to play the Ghost of Christmas Present; after all, Ed lived a life guided by that character's message: "our pockets are empty...no matter you see...this cornucopia is ours and it's free." A funeral mass will be held for Ed on Saturday, September 23 at 9:00 at St Mary's Church, 109 Duke of Gloucester Street, Annapolis MD. A celebration of his life will follow at 10:30 AM at Children's Theatre of Annapolis, 1661 Bay Head Road, Annapolis MD. Memorial donations can be made to Annapolis Summer Garden Theater, 143 Compromise Street, Annapolis, MD 21401, or at summergarden.com.

Citations

  1. [S201] Obituary

Michael Alexander Wintermute

M, #2844, b. 9 November 1931, d. 2 June 2017

Parents

FatherEdwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll (b. 31 July 1897, d. 30 November 1970)
MotherGrace Eleanor Watson (b. 19 October 1908, d. 17 August 1981)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Michael Alexander Wintermute was born on 9 November 1931 in Seattle, King, Washington. He died on 2 June 2017, at age 85, in Noblesville, Hamilton, Indiana.
Electronic Technician.1 California Marriage Index indicates Michael married Shirley Raney on June 2, 1984 in Orange County, California

-- MICHAEL A. WINTERMUTE
Noblesville, Ind.

Michael A. Wintermute, 85, of Noblesville, Ind., passed away Friday, June 2, 2017, at Riverview Health.
He was born Nov. 9, 1931, to Edwin Hampton Wintermute III and Grace (Watson) Wintermute, in Seattle,
Wash. Mike proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy as an electronic technician during the Korean War. He had a lifetime career in business management and was a member of Noblesville First United Methodist Church.
Mike is survived by his wife, Shirley (Raney) Wintermute; son, William Edward Wintermute (Julie); daughter, Bobbi Davis (Mike); son, Michael Hampton Wintermute (Sandra); son, Gregory Alexander Wintermute (partner Dallas); sister, Mary Ellen Briganti; brother, Edwin Wintermute; sister, Edith Jendrasiak; brother, Jack Wintermute; and seven grandchildren, Alexandra, Gregg, Karli, Jake, Hank, Nick and Samantha.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his three brothers, Robert, James and Philip.
Services were held June 5 at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center, Noblesville. Burial: Hamilton Memorial Park Cemetery, Westfield, Ind.
Memorial contributions may be made to Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, 11818 SR 32 East, Noblesville, IN 46060.
Condolences: www.randallroberts.com.

Citations

  1. [S201] Obituary

Mary Ellen (Aian) Wintermute

F, #2845, b. 22 August 1930, d. 20 June 2017

Parents

FatherEdwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll (b. 31 July 1897, d. 30 November 1970)
MotherGrace Eleanor Watson (b. 19 October 1908, d. 17 August 1981)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Mary Ellen (Aian) Wintermute was born on 22 August 1930 in Seattle, King, Washington.1 She and John Briganti were married on 26 December 1964 in East Lansing, Ingham, Michigan. She died on 20 June 2017, at age 86, in Lansing, Ingham, Michigan.1,2,3
Mary Ellen (Aian) Wintermute was educated in Michigan State University Masters Degree-Social Work.3 She was in Teacher/Social Worker.3 August 22, 1930 - June 20, 2017

Mary Ellen "Aian" would like you all to know she's left this earth for her next adventure. She received a call of sorts on June 20th to join her husband John and many loved ones in Heaven. Mary Ellen, 86 was born August 22, 1930 in Seattle Washington and was the oldest of 8 children to parents Grace and Edwin Wintermute. Aian, short for "May Ann", graduated from Michigan State University, where she earned a Master's Degree in Social Work at a time when few women went to college. During her long career, she was a both a teacher and school social worker for children across the country from Detroit to Arizona. She was an active member of many organizations including the Michigan Education Association-MEA, Ele's Place, The School of Americas Watch group (SOAW), Call to Action-META Peace Team, and Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Aian was a much-loved daughter, sister, mother, aunt, Christian, teacher, writer, artist, naturalist, peace activist, social justice crusader, occasional hippy and mentor to all. We will and should carry her lessons with us forever.
Mary Ellen is survived by her children; John, Marie, James, and David, sister Edith Jendrasiak, brothers Edwin Wintermute and Jack Wintermute along with 5 grandchildren; Hiro, Taylor, Ellie, Kentaro, and Tyger.
She was preceded in death by her 4 brothers Robert, James, Philip and Michael.
A memorial was held on June 24th at the home of one of her children.
Memorial contributions may be made to the following:
Pax Christi of Michigan, 201 W. Miller Rd.; Lansing, MI 48911-4639.; http://www.paxchristimi.org.

Citations

  1. [S379] findagrave.com
  2. [S100] Mike and Carol Johnson, Geneologists, Canada
  3. [S201] Obituary

Grace Eleanor Watson

F, #2846, b. 19 October 1908, d. 17 August 1981
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Family: Edwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll, (b. 31 July 1897, d. 30 November 1970)

DaughterMary Ellen (Aian) Wintermute (b. 22 August 1930, d. 20 June 2017)
SonMichael Alexander Wintermute (b. 9 November 1931, d. 2 June 2017)
SonEdwin Hampton Wintermute, lV+ (b. 8 October 1933, d. 3 September 2017)
SonJames Patrick Wintermute (b. 27 August 1937, d. 5 May 1999)
SonRobert Shackelton Wintermute (b. 8 February 1942, d. 19 November 1988)
SonPhilip Donald Wintermute (b. 26 February 1945, d. 9 September 2008)

Biography

Grace Eleanor Watson was born on 19 October 1908 in Weiser, Washington, Idaho.1 She and Edwin Hampton Wintermute, Lll, were married on 27 November 1929 in Seattle, King, Washington. She died on 17 August 1981, at age 72, in Haslett, Ingham, Michigan.2,1 She was buried in Lone Oak Cemetery, Lewisburg, Marshall, Tennessee.3,1
Grace Eleanor Watson was a Teacher.3

Citations

  1. [S379] findagrave.com
  2. [S258] Michigan Deaths
  3. [S143] Heritage Books

James Frederick Emerick1

M, #2847, b. 26 September 1920, d. 22 December 1979

Parents

FatherGeorge Greer Emerick (b. 7 January 1885, d. 24 November 1965)
MotherMabel Ella Wintermute (b. 8 May 1884, d. 22 August 1943)
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Biography

James Frederick Emerick was born on 26 September 1920 in Mahoningtown, Lawrence, Pennsylvania.2,1 He and Edwina Raub were married in Newcastle, Pennsylvania. He died on 22 December 1979, at age 59.2

Citations

  1. [S392] 1940 US Census
  2. [S116] Social Security Death Index

Andrew J. Losey

M, #2848, b. 20 August 1858, d. 2 January 1944
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Family: Rozzilla Wintermute (b. 27 September 1858, d. 26 November 1906)

DaughterEdith W. Losey (b. 27 June 1882, d. 1953)

Biography

Andrew J. Losey was born on 20 August 1858 in New Jersey.1,2 He and Rozzilla Wintermute were married on 13 January 1881. He was married about 1911.3 He died on 2 January 1944, at age 85.2 He was buried in Old Stillwater Cemetery, Stillwater, Sussex, New Jersey.2
Andrew J. Losey was a Farmer.1

Citations

  1. [S72] 1900 US Census
  2. [S379] findagrave.com
  3. [S113] 1930 US Census

Ivan Albert Meech

M, #2849, b. 25 April 1927, d. 28 July 2004

Parents

FatherFrank Mathew Meech (b. 27 March 1882, d. 5 December 1936)
MotherGrace Armette Wintermute (b. 13 June 1890, d. 16 January 1970)
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Biography

Ivan Albert Meech was born on 25 April 1927 in Orton Township, Wadena, Minnesota.1,2 He died on 28 July 2004, at age 77, in Fridley, Anoka, Minnesota.2 He was buried in Woodman Cemetery, Clarissa, Todd, Minnesota.2
Ivan suffered a heart attack while out walking with his senior group.

Surviors include his adopted son David (Susan) Meech.

Citations

  1. [S113] 1930 US Census
  2. [S379] findagrave.com

Harold Mathew Meech

M, #2850, b. 23 July 1924, d. 17 January 2010

Parents

FatherFrank Mathew Meech (b. 27 March 1882, d. 5 December 1936)
MotherGrace Armette Wintermute (b. 13 June 1890, d. 16 January 1970)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Harold Mathew Meech was born on 23 July 1924 in Orton Township, Wadena, Minnesota.1,2 He died on 17 January 2010, at age 85, in Inver Grove Heights, Dakota, Minnesota, USA.2 He was buried on 22 January 2010 in Fort Snelling National Cemetery (30, 1809), Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota.3
Harold Mathew Meech was a Cement Mason.44 Harold Mathew Meech, age 85. loving husband, father. grandpa and great grandpa passed away January 17, 2010 at home surrounded by family after a brave fight with liver cancer. Harold was born July 23, 1924 in Nimrod, MN to Frank and Grace Meech.

He is preceded in death by his parents; 4 brothers and 4 sisters. Survived by wife, Ramona, sister Vedna; sons David (Kathy) and Ron; daughters Nancy (Ed) Fuentes and Barbara (David) Dean; six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

Harold retired as a cement mason in 1986. He spent his retirement visiting family and friends and tending to his bountiful garden.

Interment at Fort Snelling with full military honors was held January 22, 2010.

Harold loved his family and spent many hours camping, fishing, and enjoying the outdoors. Harold and his family held a special spot in their lives for his older brother Vernon and family. The two families grew in life together, especially after Harold returned from 10 years living in Alaska in the 1950's. He and his brother Vernon were inducted together into the military during World War II and both served honorably. Upon discharge and after getting married Harold and Vernon looked for work in Oregon. Harold's eldest two children were born in Oregon prior to his return to Minnesota. In 1952 Harold took his family to Alaska and worked in cement construction. In 1962 the family returned to Minnesota and began farming in the Deer Creek area. After his children graduated from high school Harold and Mona moved to the Twin Cities area. There he spent his remaining days on earth. Harold will always be remembered as a soft spoken man and he will be greatly missed by his entire extended family.

Citations

  1. [S113] 1930 US Census
  2. [S116] Social Security Death Index
  3. [S379] findagrave.com
  4. [S201] Obituary