Ernest F. Kemper Jr.

Dear Kemper Family, My father, James (aka Hunkie) Horvath was a World War II veteran who served with Ernie during their time in the service. Over the years--in the 1950's, 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's, a reunion was held with friends from that period. They included Bud and Betty Kellogg, Frankie and Teresa Moore, James & Vilma Horvath and Ernie and Jane Kemper. The last known reunion was held in June 1998 at the home of my father James in Cleveland, Ohio. I happened to be home during that 3 day...

Dear Ernie & Darla - I was so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. He and your mom were great folks. Take care.
Linda Pataky Rough

Dear Bill and Patty, Our sincere sympathy for your Dad's passing. Special thoughts are with you and your entire family.

We got to spend a lot of time with Ernie in Florida this year - he was a joy to be around. He was a grand old gentleman and him and Jane were wonderful parents and raised a caring family. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Kemper family.

Sorry to hear of Uncle Earnie's passing. He was a real Prince of person. I will never forget his wonderful laugh.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Kemper family. Cherish the memories of all the good times you got to spend with Earnie. We are glad to have had an opportunity to met him at the cottage last summer.

To Ernie's Family,
Your father was a charming and kind gentleman. We enjoyed having him as our neighbor and we will miss him. Our sympathy to all of you.

Dear Sally & Dan--So sorry to hear of Ernie's passing. You are in my thoughts & prayers during this difficult time. Ernie will always be remembered by my family as the friendly SR Park neighbor...always a smile & a wave!

Sending Sympathy, Gertie Wirth