Frederick J (Fritz) Kattner 48 of Rt 903,Jim Thorpe passed away in his home.He was the husband of Pauline (Butchko) Kattner.
Born in East Mauch Chunk,Fritz was the son of William F Kattner and the late Mary E (Holpit) Kattner.
He was employed by the Philadephia.Bethlehem and New England Railroad as a brakeman for Bethlehem Steel Corp.
He was a member of St.Joseph Catholic Church,Jim Thorpe.Frederick was a Navy veteran of the Korean War serving aboard the USS Takelma.
He is survived by his wife and father,two daughters;Susan and Lisa,brothers William,Francis,Bernard and James.He was preceded in death by his mother and infant sister Mary Elizabeth,
Frederick will be buried with full Military Honors.
Born in East Mauch Chunk,Fritz was the son of William F Kattner and the late Mary E (Holpit) Kattner.
He was employed by the Philadephia.Bethlehem and New England Railroad as a brakeman for Bethlehem Steel Corp.
He was a member of St.Joseph Catholic Church,Jim Thorpe.Frederick was a Navy veteran of the Korean War serving aboard the USS Takelma.
He is survived by his wife and father,two daughters;Susan and Lisa,brothers William,Francis,Bernard and James.He was preceded in death by his mother and infant sister Mary Elizabeth,
Frederick will be buried with full Military Honors.
Frederick J (Fritz) Kattner 48 of Rt 903,Jim Thorpe passed away in his home.He was the husband of Pauline (Butchko) Kattner.
Born in East Mauch Chunk,Fritz was the son of William F Kattner and the late Mary E (Holpit) Kattner.
He was employed by the Philadephia.Bethlehem and New England Railroad as a brakeman for Bethlehem Steel Corp.
He was a member of St.Joseph Catholic Church,Jim Thorpe.Frederick was a Navy veteran of the Korean War serving aboard the USS Takelma.
He is survived by his wife and father,two daughters;Susan and Lisa,brothers William,Francis,Bernard and James.He was preceded in death by his mother and infant sister Mary Elizabeth,
Frederick will be buried with full Military Honors.
Born in East Mauch Chunk,Fritz was the son of William F Kattner and the late Mary E (Holpit) Kattner.
He was employed by the Philadephia.Bethlehem and New England Railroad as a brakeman for Bethlehem Steel Corp.
He was a member of St.Joseph Catholic Church,Jim Thorpe.Frederick was a Navy veteran of the Korean War serving aboard the USS Takelma.
He is survived by his wife and father,two daughters;Susan and Lisa,brothers William,Francis,Bernard and James.He was preceded in death by his mother and infant sister Mary Elizabeth,
Frederick will be buried with full Military Honors.
Gravesite Details
In 1952 Frederick Kattner was with the US Navy in Korean waters aboard the USS Takelma.
