BELZ JR. , Peter Paul On March 14, 2013, Peter Paul Belz, Jr . (Pete), beloved husband, devoted father, loving father-in-law, proud grandfather; devoted son of the late Peter P. Belz, Sr. (Pierre) and Naomi J. Belz (Oma).
A Memorial Mass of Resurrection will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church on Saturday, April 13, at 12 Noon. A reception will follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Pete's name to
St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 1008 W. 37th Street,
Baltimore, MD 21211.
Peter P. Belz Jr., a retired U.S. Treasury Department appeals officer, died March 14 of pancreatic cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 71.
The son of a die maker and a homemaker, Peter Paul Belz Jr. was born in Baltimore and raised on Keswick Road in Hampden.
After graduating in 1959 from Mount St. Joseph High School in Irvington, he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and accounting in 1963 from what is now Loyola University Maryland.
Mr. Belz began his career in 1963 as an Internal Revenue Service agent in the audit office and later was promoted to a field agent.
Mr. Belz, who spent his entire career in Baltimore, was an appeals officer at the time of his 2001 retirement.
"He would never tell people until recent years that he had been an IRS agent because if we were at a party, people would start telling him all kinds of horror stories," said his high school sweetheart and wife of 49 years.
Mr. Belz's father had been one of the founders of the Cresmont Social Club in Remington. When the Colts came to Baltimore in 1953, his father and other club members became season ticket holders.
He was a longtime resident of Beech Avenue in Wyman Park. He also maintained a second home in Ocean City.
Mr. Belz had amassed an enormous collection of records, and his musical tastes ranged from classical to swing, big band, golden oldies, jazz, and Irish music, his wife said.
Mr. Belz was a communicant of St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church, West 37th Street and Roland Avenue, Hampden, where a memorial Mass will be offered at noon April 13.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Belz is survived by two sons; a daughter, and six grandchildren.
(note: Sensitive information has been removed to protect the identity of living persons, as per Find-a-Grave guidelines)
A Memorial Mass of Resurrection will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church on Saturday, April 13, at 12 Noon. A reception will follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Pete's name to
St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 1008 W. 37th Street,
Baltimore, MD 21211.
Peter P. Belz Jr., a retired U.S. Treasury Department appeals officer, died March 14 of pancreatic cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 71.
The son of a die maker and a homemaker, Peter Paul Belz Jr. was born in Baltimore and raised on Keswick Road in Hampden.
After graduating in 1959 from Mount St. Joseph High School in Irvington, he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and accounting in 1963 from what is now Loyola University Maryland.
Mr. Belz began his career in 1963 as an Internal Revenue Service agent in the audit office and later was promoted to a field agent.
Mr. Belz, who spent his entire career in Baltimore, was an appeals officer at the time of his 2001 retirement.
"He would never tell people until recent years that he had been an IRS agent because if we were at a party, people would start telling him all kinds of horror stories," said his high school sweetheart and wife of 49 years.
Mr. Belz's father had been one of the founders of the Cresmont Social Club in Remington. When the Colts came to Baltimore in 1953, his father and other club members became season ticket holders.
He was a longtime resident of Beech Avenue in Wyman Park. He also maintained a second home in Ocean City.
Mr. Belz had amassed an enormous collection of records, and his musical tastes ranged from classical to swing, big band, golden oldies, jazz, and Irish music, his wife said.
Mr. Belz was a communicant of St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church, West 37th Street and Roland Avenue, Hampden, where a memorial Mass will be offered at noon April 13.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Belz is survived by two sons; a daughter, and six grandchildren.
(note: Sensitive information has been removed to protect the identity of living persons, as per Find-a-Grave guidelines)
BELZ JR. , Peter Paul On March 14, 2013, Peter Paul Belz, Jr . (Pete), beloved husband, devoted father, loving father-in-law, proud grandfather; devoted son of the late Peter P. Belz, Sr. (Pierre) and Naomi J. Belz (Oma).
A Memorial Mass of Resurrection will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church on Saturday, April 13, at 12 Noon. A reception will follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Pete's name to
St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 1008 W. 37th Street,
Baltimore, MD 21211.
Peter P. Belz Jr., a retired U.S. Treasury Department appeals officer, died March 14 of pancreatic cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 71.
The son of a die maker and a homemaker, Peter Paul Belz Jr. was born in Baltimore and raised on Keswick Road in Hampden.
After graduating in 1959 from Mount St. Joseph High School in Irvington, he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and accounting in 1963 from what is now Loyola University Maryland.
Mr. Belz began his career in 1963 as an Internal Revenue Service agent in the audit office and later was promoted to a field agent.
Mr. Belz, who spent his entire career in Baltimore, was an appeals officer at the time of his 2001 retirement.
"He would never tell people until recent years that he had been an IRS agent because if we were at a party, people would start telling him all kinds of horror stories," said his high school sweetheart and wife of 49 years.
Mr. Belz's father had been one of the founders of the Cresmont Social Club in Remington. When the Colts came to Baltimore in 1953, his father and other club members became season ticket holders.
He was a longtime resident of Beech Avenue in Wyman Park. He also maintained a second home in Ocean City.
Mr. Belz had amassed an enormous collection of records, and his musical tastes ranged from classical to swing, big band, golden oldies, jazz, and Irish music, his wife said.
Mr. Belz was a communicant of St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church, West 37th Street and Roland Avenue, Hampden, where a memorial Mass will be offered at noon April 13.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Belz is survived by two sons; a daughter, and six grandchildren.
(note: Sensitive information has been removed to protect the identity of living persons, as per Find-a-Grave guidelines)
A Memorial Mass of Resurrection will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church on Saturday, April 13, at 12 Noon. A reception will follow. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Pete's name to
St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 1008 W. 37th Street,
Baltimore, MD 21211.
Peter P. Belz Jr., a retired U.S. Treasury Department appeals officer, died March 14 of pancreatic cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 71.
The son of a die maker and a homemaker, Peter Paul Belz Jr. was born in Baltimore and raised on Keswick Road in Hampden.
After graduating in 1959 from Mount St. Joseph High School in Irvington, he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and accounting in 1963 from what is now Loyola University Maryland.
Mr. Belz began his career in 1963 as an Internal Revenue Service agent in the audit office and later was promoted to a field agent.
Mr. Belz, who spent his entire career in Baltimore, was an appeals officer at the time of his 2001 retirement.
"He would never tell people until recent years that he had been an IRS agent because if we were at a party, people would start telling him all kinds of horror stories," said his high school sweetheart and wife of 49 years.
Mr. Belz's father had been one of the founders of the Cresmont Social Club in Remington. When the Colts came to Baltimore in 1953, his father and other club members became season ticket holders.
He was a longtime resident of Beech Avenue in Wyman Park. He also maintained a second home in Ocean City.
Mr. Belz had amassed an enormous collection of records, and his musical tastes ranged from classical to swing, big band, golden oldies, jazz, and Irish music, his wife said.
Mr. Belz was a communicant of St. Thomas Aquinas Roman Catholic Church, West 37th Street and Roland Avenue, Hampden, where a memorial Mass will be offered at noon April 13.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Belz is survived by two sons; a daughter, and six grandchildren.
(note: Sensitive information has been removed to protect the identity of living persons, as per Find-a-Grave guidelines)
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