Kenai, Alaska
Jun 3, 1926 – Nov 29, 2021 (Age 95)
Floyd Emmanuel Heimbuch, the last man standing from a family of 11 children who grew up in the Dakotas during the great depression- died peacefully on the evening of November 29th. He was 95 years old and spent his final two years as a resident of Friendship Terrace in Homer. He was preceded in...
Read MoreMy condolences to the extended Heimbuch family for your great loss. Although I was not lucky enough to be directly acquainted; I was lucky to watch the Heimbuch fishing family in action and there was some great and extraordinary parenting responsible for the wonderful sons I got to know. Thank you for honoring your Father with this tremendous tribute; one of the best I`ve ever read. Good fishing!
Lolly Moss
December 31, 2021 | Other
On behalf of the Peace Corps community, our most sincere condolences to Floyd's family and friends for your tragic loss. I am grateful for Floyd's service to his country as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Colombia, and know that he positively impacted many people in his lifetime of service to others. - Glenn Blumhorst, CEO & President of National Peace Corps Association
Glenn Blumhorst
December 06, 2021 | Other
Floyd & Bonnie were great neighbors to us in Soldotna. We bought a house from them (he converted a shop to a house). He made us a deal we couldn´t refuse and we enjoyed the house and neighbors very much! We have fond memories of a lovely couple. Our condolences to the family.
Tom & Judy Johnson
December 06, 2021
Many a fun outing we shared with Bonnie and Floyd. Our first meeting with them was fall 1971. Lots of bridge, eating, out to the homestead, and even a few days at the fishing site. Both Bonnie and Floyd were truly very important to us for so many years.
Steve and Susie Ellis
December 05, 2021
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Dan Flynn
December 04, 2021
