Peter A. Huppert
June 15, 1935-June 22, 2013
in San Francisco
Peter is survived by his wife, Ellen Taylor Huppert, his daughter Ann Huppert and her husband Robert Corser, his son Paul and his wife Frances Crouter, and three grandsons, Silas and Lars Huppert and Will Corser. He is also survived by his sister Doris Baum, her husband Lee Baum and her sons Steven and Daryl Holzberg.
Peter was born in Prague, Czechoslovaka and came to the U.S. with his family in 1943. He was a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School. He lived in San Francisco for 52 years where he practiced law. After his retirement, he played duplicate bridge with a consuming passion. Always a lover of puns and gin on the rocks. he also loved to travel.
There will be no funeral service. A celebration of his life will be held at a later date.
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6 Entries
Marian Chatfield-Taylor
July 7, 2013
Ellen and Family, I am sorry to learn about Peter's death and your terrible loss. My thoughts are with you.
Gerald Fleming
June 30, 2013
Ellen, this is Jerry Fleming writing from Paris. I was just checking SFGate and learned, sadly, of Peter's death. I remember him fondly, and send my most affectionate thoughts your way.
Delos Putz
June 29, 2013
Peter was a kind and loving man, a skillful lawyer, a wise counselor, and a true friend.
Jack Tillmany
June 26, 2013
Peter was a good friend, and a unfailing counsel in times of legal difficulties. I'll always be grateful for his support, legal proficiency, and the sense of security he gave me in times of trouble. Cheers, Peter!
John Hurabiell
June 25, 2013
This closes a chapter on my life. Peter and I were law partners for fifteen years until his retirement from practice. Ours was a successful practice and formed a strong friendship. My heart goes out especially to Ellen. Peter was one of those people that I thought would live forever. He will, in our hearts and memories.
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