Kopp, Anna Catherine Fett

KOPP, FETT

Posted By: Lorelei Rusco (email)
Date: 6/24/2011 at 20:40:44

Kopp, Charles Leroy –
Kopp, Anna Catherine Fett -
Mrs. Chas. Kopp died at her home near Loveland, Colorado, Tuesday morning of last week. Word was received by relatives here Wednesday, and Mr. Kopp's father and sister, Geo. Kopp and Mrs. Adam Keller, started to Loveland that evening. Before they arrived there a telegram was received here telling of the death of Charley Kopp. The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Kopp arrived at this station at 1:25 Monday and hearses in waiting proceeded at once to the cemetery. The only services allowed were held at the graves. It is a rare occurrence for a husband and wife to die together, especially while in the prime of life. There was a considerable assemblage of the neighbors from southeast of town, besides the relatives. They
leave four children, all of whom are in the hospital at Loveland, with Spanish Influenza, the disease which caused the death of the parents. No obituary is available for this issue, but we hope to secure one by next week.
Clearfield Enterprise, Clearfield, Iowa October 24, 1918

Kopp, Anna Catherine Fett -
Anna Catherine Fett was born July 1, 1884, in Lee County, Iowa. She died October I6th, 1918, at her home near Loveland, Colorado, of Spanish Influenza and pneumonia. She was 34 years, 2 months and 19 days old. She moved to Ringgold County with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Fett, at the age of two years. There she resided until January 27th, 1902, at which time she was married to Mr. Charles Kopp. To this union were born five children,—Edna, Leroy, Marie, Charles, Anna Bell, all living except Leroy, who passed away with typhoid fever several years ago. Her husband died just thirty hours later.

Besides her father and mother, she leaves six sisters and one brother,—Bertha, Elsa, Lora, Rena, Ruth, Lena and Leonard. Two brothers preceded her in death a number of years ago. She also leaves a large number of near relatives and a host of friends both in this vicinity and around Lee County and Loveland, where she resided several years.

She was converted and joined the Methodist church at Grant Center when but a girl, and has. always lived a consistent Christian life. The body was brought to Clearfield, Monday. Oct 21st, and interment was made in the Clearfield Cemetery.
Clearfield Enterprise, Clearfield, Iowa Oct 31, 1918