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Ginger Duquesne
May 28, 2025
I believe my mother was his sister, her name is Florence Wohlschlaeger
Sharon Ruckle
June 21, 2023
48 years Amadee gave me away at my wedding. His photo can be seen in the Post Dispatch, Sept, 7, 1975. I will always miss him and cherish his beautiful one of a kind drawing.
Frank & Sharon Ruckle
January 3, 2016
Amadee was our friend. I was very close to him. He gave me away at my wedding and I have a beautiful life size pencil portrait he drew for me. It is a treasure. He gave me one of his Weather Bird Stamps which I cherish. He was so joyful to be around and always smiling. We will miss him but have the most fond memories of our time with him.
kate valleroy
July 3, 2014
My dad was an artist who taught me to appreciate Amadee's unique talent at an early age. His work made people smile. What a great gift to have given so many people for such a long and wonderful career. Godspeed.
Tom McCue
June 27, 2014
I was a copy boy in 1959, when the Post-Dispatch was still at 12th and Olive. The City Room was full of characters and Amadee was always in the corner, smoking a cigar at the drawing board most of the day. There was an informal contest in the news room to submit tag-lines for the weather bird and Amadee would accommodate the line with a matching cartoon. He was one-of-a-kind and St Louis was lucky to have him for so long.
Tony Lazorko
June 26, 2014
A truly unique individual, sorry to know he os no long around.
Pete Bastian
June 26, 2014
I have known Amadee since 1974 and spent time with him at his studio, at Spring Training, at Busch Stadium and many of his haunts, including Gittos downtown and Gianninos on Lindbergh. I can not come to Saint Louis for the service but wish him well in art heaven. The photo in the Post with he and Becky at Charlie Gittos is priceless.
Mike Young
June 26, 2014
I used to take him back to his room @ Mari De Villa on many occasions. He always wanted to go 90 MPH. What a great life.
June 26, 2014
Lived life to the fullest. Made you smile and we'll miss his smile. One of a kind. Great cartoonist.
Dick and Sharon Musial
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