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Recent Deaths: Larry Fritz & Denver Weigel

  • May 2022
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Larry Fritz
Larry Fritz
, 68, of Davey, Nebraska, passed away on March 13. He was owner of Northwest Electric and had retired. Northwest has several locations in Nebraska and Iowa.

He is survived by his wife, Sheri; two daughters, Kerry (Alex) and Amanda; a son, Kyle (Ashley); a brother; three sisters; and several grandchildren, nieces and nephews.


Denver Weigel
Denver J. Weigel
, 81, of Greencastle, Pennsylvania, passed away on April 6. He was CEO and co-owner of Apparatus Repair & Engineering, Inc., in Hagerstown, Maryland, before retiring. Before his retirement, he was actively involved in EASA. He served on the International Board of Directors. In 2003, he was recipient of the EASA Exceptional Achievement Service Award.

Survivors include a brother, James, and a daughter, Jodi K. Ebersole (Gary). He is also survived by his stepchildren, Stephen J. Miller (Marie), Phyllis J. Mikesh (John), EASA Past Chairman Kevin J. Miller (Tammy) and Alan L. Miller (Melody); and several great grandchildren, grandchildren, nieces and nephews.



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