Carl-Zander-Obituary

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Carl J. Zander

Telford, Pennsylvania

Jul 1, 1933 – Feb 10, 2021 (Age 87)

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BORN
July 1, 1933
DIED
February 10, 2021
AGE
87
LOCATION
Telford, Pennsylvania

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Sadler Suess Funeral Home - Telford Obituary

            Carl J. Zander, 87, a lifetime resident of Telford, passed away on Wednesday, February 10, 2021 in the Lutheran Community at Telford.  He was the beloved husband of the late Nancy “Kay” Zander who died in 2012.


            Born in Lansdale, PA, he was a son of the late Lawrence and Edith (Rittenhouse) Zander.


            A U.S. Army veteran, he served his country from 1953-1955 during the Korean Conflict.


            He was employed as a commercial glass glazer for Alderfer Glass Company in Telford for 35 years before retiring in 1998. 


            Mr. Zander was a member of Little Zion Lutheran Church in Telford.  A hunting and fishing enthusiast, he had memberships at both the Souderton-Harleysville Gun Club, and the Great Swamp Fishing Association.  In his free time, he also enjoyed bird watching, doing yard work, woodworking, and was a member of the American Legion Warren Royer Post #234 in Souderton. 


             He is survived by his daughter, Carleen Tyson and her husband Randy of Green Lane, two sons:  Mike Zander and his wife Diane of Green Lane, Daryl Zander of Sellersville, three grandchildren:  Lauren, Gavin, and Ava.  In addition to his wife, he was preceded in death by three sisters and four brothers.


            Services and Interment will be private at the convenience of the family.  Memorial contributions may be made in his memory to Indian Valley Public Library, 100 E. Church Rd., Telford, PA 18969.


            Arrangements are by the Sadler-Suess Funeral Home, Telford. 

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My deepest condolences to Carl's family. My name is Tracy. I was one of the PTs that worked with your dad/grandfather. Although I don't think he "loved " therapy I enjoyed the time I spent with him. He always spoke of his family with pride and love. Given the recent winter weather we have had he shared with me how much he loved the snow and how he and his wife would escape to the Poconos when snow was on the way! I loved talking to him about his wife's paintings/artwork in his room, it was...

Best grandfather

Sympathy to the Zander family. Will always remember Carl’s shy laugh. Lauren, Gavin and Ava were lucky to have him. Say hello to Kay.
Love, The Fowlers

Great man. Great father. Great grandfather. Great FIL. I’m lucky to have had him in my life and will miss him dearly❤

I had so many great memories with Pop Pop, from when I harvested my first buck to my high school graduation. He was always kind, and never even raised his voice to me. I’m glad I had a grandfather as great as him to teach me lifelong lessons, on how to be just that.