Marion W. Deppe, 66, of Percy, passed away at 3:55 pm, Sunday, May 3, 2015 at the Memorial Hospital in Carbondale.
Marion was born in Murphysboro, Illinois on November 1, 1948, the son of Richard Wayne and Maudie B. Wrolen. He was retired from the Railroad. Marion was a Veteran of the US Army, having served during Vietnam. He was of the Protestant Faith and a member of the American Legion Post #1145 in Percy.
Marion is survived by his children, Jesse (Stacy) Deppe of Perryville, MO and Jane (Tim) Deppe-Corbin of Kansas City, MO; 5 grandchildren; his Mother, Maudie Deppe of Percy; Step Mother, Floretta Deppe of Percy; sister, Marty (Brad) Young of Percy; step brother, Keith Anderson and Step sisters, Julie Volkman and Angela Dunning.
Marion was preceded in death by his Father, Richard Wayne Deppe; and a sister, Catherine S. Epplin.
Mr. Deppe’s wishes were to be cremated and a private service will follow at a later date with interment at Percy Village Cemetery.
Marion was born in Murphysboro, Illinois on November 1, 1948, the son of Richard Wayne and Maudie B. Wrolen. He was retired from the Railroad. Marion was a Veteran of the US Army, having served during Vietnam. He was of the Protestant Faith and a member of the American Legion Post #1145 in Percy.
Marion is survived by his children, Jesse (Stacy) Deppe of Perryville, MO and Jane (Tim) Deppe-Corbin of Kansas City, MO; 5 grandchildren; his Mother, Maudie Deppe of Percy; Step Mother, Floretta Deppe of Percy; sister, Marty (Brad) Young of Percy; step brother, Keith Anderson and Step sisters, Julie Volkman and Angela Dunning.
Marion was preceded in death by his Father, Richard Wayne Deppe; and a sister, Catherine S. Epplin.
Mr. Deppe’s wishes were to be cremated and a private service will follow at a later date with interment at Percy Village Cemetery.
Marion W. Deppe, 66, of Percy, passed away at 3:55 pm, Sunday, May 3, 2015 at the Memorial Hospital in Carbondale.
Marion was born in Murphysboro, Illinois on November 1, 1948, the son of Richard Wayne and Maudie B. Wrolen. He was retired from the Railroad. Marion was a Veteran of the US Army, having served during Vietnam. He was of the Protestant Faith and a member of the American Legion Post #1145 in Percy.
Marion is survived by his children, Jesse (Stacy) Deppe of Perryville, MO and Jane (Tim) Deppe-Corbin of Kansas City, MO; 5 grandchildren; his Mother, Maudie Deppe of Percy; Step Mother, Floretta Deppe of Percy; sister, Marty (Brad) Young of Percy; step brother, Keith Anderson and Step sisters, Julie Volkman and Angela Dunning.
Marion was preceded in death by his Father, Richard Wayne Deppe; and a sister, Catherine S. Epplin.
Mr. Deppe’s wishes were to be cremated and a private service will follow at a later date with interment at Percy Village Cemetery.
Marion was born in Murphysboro, Illinois on November 1, 1948, the son of Richard Wayne and Maudie B. Wrolen. He was retired from the Railroad. Marion was a Veteran of the US Army, having served during Vietnam. He was of the Protestant Faith and a member of the American Legion Post #1145 in Percy.
Marion is survived by his children, Jesse (Stacy) Deppe of Perryville, MO and Jane (Tim) Deppe-Corbin of Kansas City, MO; 5 grandchildren; his Mother, Maudie Deppe of Percy; Step Mother, Floretta Deppe of Percy; sister, Marty (Brad) Young of Percy; step brother, Keith Anderson and Step sisters, Julie Volkman and Angela Dunning.
Marion was preceded in death by his Father, Richard Wayne Deppe; and a sister, Catherine S. Epplin.
Mr. Deppe’s wishes were to be cremated and a private service will follow at a later date with interment at Percy Village Cemetery.
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