Hunsinger, Jakob
Mansfield Liederkranz President for 40 Years
Published
at
DVHH.org
23
Jul
2012
by
Jody
McKim
Pharr.
Cont'd
He is survived by his wife, Maria (Felix) Hunsinger; a son Jacob Hunsinger of Mansfield; two daughters, Mary (Paul) Frey of Mansfield and Heidi (John) Mertler of Westerville; two step-sons, Walter Harfmann of North Carolina and Edmund (Lynna) Harfmann of Indiana; six grandchildren, Julie Mertler, John Mertler, David Frey, Kaitlyn Harfmann, Alene Harfmann and Christine Harfmann; several nieces and nephews; and his former wife, Edith Hunsinger. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Peter Hunsinger.
Obituary published at
Wappner Funeral Directors - Mansfield, Ohio
www.wappner.com/obituaries/Jakob-Hunsinger/#/Obituary.
Burial will to be followed in Mansfield Cemetery where full military honors will be conducted by the Richland County Joint Veterans Detail. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Peter's Lutheran Church.
Jakob
Hunsinger
Landestrachtenfest mit Tanzwettbewerb 2011, Mansfield, Ohio
Roy Engel presents Jakob with a DVHH Certificate of Appreciation
Landestrachtenfest mit Tanzwettbewerb 2011, Mansfield, Ohio.
Jakob
Hunsinger, giving a speech after the parade at the ceremony
Landestrachtenfest mit Tanzwettbewerb 2011, Mansfield, Ohio
Jakob's last Labor Day event; he'll be dearly missed by all.
Hans Martini presents Jakob with a DVHH Certificate of Appreciation
Landestrachtenfest mit Wettbewerb 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio
DVHH Certificates of Appreciation were presented during the Presidents Meeting at the
Landestrachtenfest mit Wettbewerb 2008 in Cleveland. Jakob was instrumental in helping the
DVHH coordinate its first public début with the LUSA event in Mansfield, 2007.
The unity of the Mansfield Liederkranz represents what type of leader Jakob was.
