June 1985, The Ephrata Review
"Ralph D. Strickler, Schoeneck Native
Ralph D. Strickler, 78, who once owned a television repair service in Ephrata, died Saturday at Ephrata Community Hospital following a four-week illness. He formerly resided at 488 Arrowhead Drive in Ephrata.
Strickler was the husband of the late Kathryn Kachel Strickler,. Born in Schoeneck, he was a son of the late Monroe and Lizzie Ditzler Strickler.
After retiring from the television repair business in 1950, he was employed at the Weave Corp., Denver.
He was a member of Ephrata Elks Club Nest No. 1933, Amvets Post 136 and was a former member of the Ephrata Lions Club.
Strickler is survived by a daughter, Sharon K., wife of Robert I. Brugger, Stevens R1, with whom he resided, five grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Also surviving is a sister, Pauline, wife of Clair Brooks, Lancaster.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Stradling Funeral Home, 201 Church Ave., with the Rev. Larry R. Mark officiating.
Interment followed in Mount Zion Cemetery, Ephrata."
"Ralph D. Strickler, Schoeneck Native
Ralph D. Strickler, 78, who once owned a television repair service in Ephrata, died Saturday at Ephrata Community Hospital following a four-week illness. He formerly resided at 488 Arrowhead Drive in Ephrata.
Strickler was the husband of the late Kathryn Kachel Strickler,. Born in Schoeneck, he was a son of the late Monroe and Lizzie Ditzler Strickler.
After retiring from the television repair business in 1950, he was employed at the Weave Corp., Denver.
He was a member of Ephrata Elks Club Nest No. 1933, Amvets Post 136 and was a former member of the Ephrata Lions Club.
Strickler is survived by a daughter, Sharon K., wife of Robert I. Brugger, Stevens R1, with whom he resided, five grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Also surviving is a sister, Pauline, wife of Clair Brooks, Lancaster.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Stradling Funeral Home, 201 Church Ave., with the Rev. Larry R. Mark officiating.
Interment followed in Mount Zion Cemetery, Ephrata."
June 1985, The Ephrata Review
"Ralph D. Strickler, Schoeneck Native
Ralph D. Strickler, 78, who once owned a television repair service in Ephrata, died Saturday at Ephrata Community Hospital following a four-week illness. He formerly resided at 488 Arrowhead Drive in Ephrata.
Strickler was the husband of the late Kathryn Kachel Strickler,. Born in Schoeneck, he was a son of the late Monroe and Lizzie Ditzler Strickler.
After retiring from the television repair business in 1950, he was employed at the Weave Corp., Denver.
He was a member of Ephrata Elks Club Nest No. 1933, Amvets Post 136 and was a former member of the Ephrata Lions Club.
Strickler is survived by a daughter, Sharon K., wife of Robert I. Brugger, Stevens R1, with whom he resided, five grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Also surviving is a sister, Pauline, wife of Clair Brooks, Lancaster.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Stradling Funeral Home, 201 Church Ave., with the Rev. Larry R. Mark officiating.
Interment followed in Mount Zion Cemetery, Ephrata."
"Ralph D. Strickler, Schoeneck Native
Ralph D. Strickler, 78, who once owned a television repair service in Ephrata, died Saturday at Ephrata Community Hospital following a four-week illness. He formerly resided at 488 Arrowhead Drive in Ephrata.
Strickler was the husband of the late Kathryn Kachel Strickler,. Born in Schoeneck, he was a son of the late Monroe and Lizzie Ditzler Strickler.
After retiring from the television repair business in 1950, he was employed at the Weave Corp., Denver.
He was a member of Ephrata Elks Club Nest No. 1933, Amvets Post 136 and was a former member of the Ephrata Lions Club.
Strickler is survived by a daughter, Sharon K., wife of Robert I. Brugger, Stevens R1, with whom he resided, five grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Also surviving is a sister, Pauline, wife of Clair Brooks, Lancaster.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Stradling Funeral Home, 201 Church Ave., with the Rev. Larry R. Mark officiating.
Interment followed in Mount Zion Cemetery, Ephrata."
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