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Leonard S. Oberholtzer
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June 24, 1934 – June 16, 2025
Leonard S. Oberholtzer passed away peacefully on June 16, 2025. He was 91 years old. Leonard was predeceased by his loving wife of 65 years, Johanna. He was the loving father of Lisa Arnold (the late Steven), Michael Oberholtzer, and Steve Oberholtzer (Viriginia). Proud grandfather of Kristen DeYoung (William), Michael J Oberholtzer, Alexander Arnold, Gwendolyn Wald (Kyle), Andrew Arnold (Valerie), Eric Oberholtzer, Adam Arnold, and great-grandchildren, Maverick Wald, Evelyn Wald and Levi Wald.
Leonard was born in Philadelphia and grew up in Haddonfield NJ. He served his country in the Army in early 1960s. He was active in the Presbyterian church throughout his entire life. Leonard was a master carpenter and owned a family construction business
in the 1980s, building anything from a house addition to dinning room furniture. All his friends and family probably have some of Leonard's handywork around their homes today. Leonard enjoyed vacationing with friends and family at the seashore in the summer and the mountains in fall. He will be missed.
The service for Leonard will be private.
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