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ANITA ARLENE ESTELLE STELZER
Date of Passing: Apr 24, 2020
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ANITA ARLENE ESTELLE STELZER
She was predeceased by her parents, Jacob and Olga Pappel; two brothers who died in infancy, her sister Joyce Pappel, and her husband Engelhardt "Sonny" Stelzer.
She is survived by her aunt Laura Jahnke, and cousins, Bette Rempel, Larry Recksiedler (Sandy), Delaine Colley (Andy), Allan Jahnke, Dianne Klassen (Wayne), and Loren Jahnke.
Many thanks to the staff at Deer Lodge Centre for their care and to the Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee of Manitoba for overseeing her affairs. Thanks also to Pastor Richard Beinert from St. James Lutheran Church and to her friend Marge Lerch, also from St. James, both of whom visited her regularly.
A private interment will take place.
A memorial service will be planned at some future time.
NEIL BARDAL
FUNERAL CENTRE
204-949-2200
neilbardalinc.com
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on May 02, 2020
Condolences & Memories (1 entries)
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Started working at the Happy Vineyard in the fall of 1976. My first job. Worked as a bus boy and later as waiter. It wasn't just a job but so many of us became friends for life. Leona, Gladys, Hugo, "big" Wanda, "little" Wanda, Martin (B Section), Veronika (A Section), Raymond, Lori, Andrew, Perry, Paul, Hilda, Beate, Hans, Ingrid, Joe (accordion player) - these are just some of the names I can remember. And of course, Mr. Lawson - who hired me. The paprika schnitzel was the best. My favorite staff meal. Still have the menu, four logo-ed green stem wine glasses, and a Happy Vineyard postcard signed by Sonny and Anita from 1986 - by then I was living in Vancouver. Last summer I drove to Winnipeg to pick up some stuff I inherited from my mother. Parked in the old Vineyard parking lot and walked around the old building - now used for church services. Tears rolled down my face. Sonny and Anita, thank you for the memories. It was a special place to work. - Posted by: Bernd Goessler (former employee) on: Jun 14, 2020
