Otto Hintz

All my Family,
Ray and I are so sorry to not be able to be together to share the wonderful life of Uncle Otto. He was an inspiration to us and we enjoyed every minute we had with him. Full of life, love and laughter. I will never forget the time he fixed my dryer and I was teaching our parrot to talk and had a tape repeating words over and over and Uncle O popped his head out of the dryer and said "Hello- Hello - Hello". Too many other wonderful stories to tell. He will be missed, but never forgotten. God Bless you All.
Love, Sue & Ray

What a great day it was celebrating Uncle Otto's life yesterday!!
He not only was my uncle, but also my Godfather and I always looked up to him :)
It was sad and happy being with all of my family this week!
So many stories and memories exchanged by everyone.
He would have approved of the horshoe tournament :)
We will miss him.
Linda & Tom

To the Hintz Family,
I was so sorry to hear of Otto's death. Please know that my thoughts are with all of you at this difficult time. My mom Shirley and brother Ron send special regards.
Kristy Nease Eldridge

Hintzes,
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Hopefully your fond memories will help you thru this difficult time.

Hintz Family, we extend our deepest sympathy to your family. It was always fun to attend the basketball games in St. Paul with Otto. He will be missed.

Hintz Family, we extend out deepest sympathy to your family. I always loved Otto's visits to St. Paul and watching the basketball games with your family. He will be missed.

Take Care.
The Gargaro's
Woodbury, MN

We are so sorry for your loss. You are all in our hearts and prayers at this difficult time.
Forever in friendship,
Barb & Dave

Dear Hintz Family
Uncle Otto to me - strong, smart, opinionated and sharp-witted -the Patriarch of the Hintz clan - that is how I will always remember him and will picture him from the last time I saw him - smiling at me.
Heartfelt sympathy to all of you.
with caring and Love, Gretchen

The Butler Family offers our sympathy in thought and prayer to Mrs.Hintz,the boys and Heidi and to all extended family members. Godspeed.

It is sad to hear that Otto passed away after his 85 years of life, and we have no more chance to talk with him about still continuing and growing scarfing machine business.
If possible, please forward following message to his sons or family.

" KBK and myself wish to express condolences on Otto's death to his
families.
Even the company name was changed to ESAB/L-TEC from Union Carbide
Corporation, the business we had jointly developed since 1940's has steady
growth, and time to time the name of Otto comes up when we have the machine
installation as one of the best management people who could really
understand the mind of engineers & staffs working directly in front of the
customers in steel industry.
Recalling years of 1970's and 1980's (until 1984), we had more than 40
scarfing machine installations and I could have so valuable times and fun
with so many good characters form UCC including Otto, and such experiences
have been treasures of mine in not only business but also private life.
It is so sorry for loosing beloved Dad, but he will stay forever in your
mind, and be always with you and watches you back.
Myself and KBK will never forget Otto, and thank once again to all he did
for us.

With our deepest sympathy "



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Tadashi Yoshikawa,
Senior General Manager,
Market Development & Technical Services Representative
KYOKUTO BOEKI KAISHA, LTD.
New Otemachi Bldg. 2-1, Otemachi 2-Chome
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004 JAPAN

Heidi and Family,
So sorry to hear of your loss. Thank you for being such a nice friend to my parents. May your father rest in peace with the lord.

My sincerest sympathies, he has been in my thoughts often, even in retirement.

Gus and Helen

So sorry to read of your brothers
passing.God bless you at this time.
Ron HOPPAUGH

To All the Hintz Family,

Our Sympathy, Thoughts and Prayers go out to all of you at this sad time.

Regards, Marion & Doug Freeland & Richard Hoernlen