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I was saddened to learn of Harold S Schroeppel's passing.
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Harold S. Schroeppel
Harold SchroeppelInstitute for Advanced Perception in Oak Park, Illinois. He trained teacher who later became officers for the Illinois Society for Psychic Research. Harold was an ordained minister in the Non-denominational Church, and served at St. Mary's Oneness Temple International in Chicago.
His original works were published in the Aberee magazine. As a public speaker, he was known for his ability to deliver lectures on nearly sixty topics at the drop of a hat. Author Rod Steiger recognized Harold's work as the basis for one of his novels. Harold helped thousands of people internationally through his teaching with the Institute for Advanced Perception.
Harold is survived by his wife, Patricia Muth, of Tallahassee; and his four children, Richard Schroeppel (Hilarie Orman), of Woodland Hills, Utah, their daughter Mercury Schroeppel and Richard's son, Richard Threadgill; Renata Schroeppel (Mike McCurry, Colman, S.D.), and their daughter, Samantha; Cyprienne Schroeppel, of Redmond, Washington, and her sons, Peregrine and Haeley Rene Schroeppel, of St. Charles, Illinois; and other loving relatives, Lynn and Garth Williams, of Dayton, Ohio, and their sons, Bret (Christina), Graham and Nik; David and Rami Muth, of Benicia, California, and their daughters, Lisa and Rachel.
Published in the Tallahassee Democrat on 10/5/2008
Obituaries | Death Notices | Newspaper Obituaries | Online Obituaries | Newspaper Death Notices | Online Death Notices
Harold S. Schroeppel
Harold SchroeppelInstitute for Advanced Perception in Oak Park, Illinois. He trained teacher who later became officers for the Illinois Society for Psychic Research. Harold was an ordained minister in the Non-denominational Church, and served at St. Mary's Oneness Temple International in Chicago.
His original works were published in the Aberee magazine. As a public speaker, he was known for his ability to deliver lectures on nearly sixty topics at the drop of a hat. Author Rod Steiger recognized Harold's work as the basis for one of his novels. Harold helped thousands of people internationally through his teaching with the Institute for Advanced Perception.
Harold is survived by his wife, Patricia Muth, of Tallahassee; and his four children, Richard Schroeppel (Hilarie Orman), of Woodland Hills, Utah, their daughter Mercury Schroeppel and Richard's son, Richard Threadgill; Renata Schroeppel (Mike McCurry, Colman, S.D.), and their daughter, Samantha; Cyprienne Schroeppel, of Redmond, Washington, and her sons, Peregrine and Haeley Rene Schroeppel, of St. Charles, Illinois; and other loving relatives, Lynn and Garth Williams, of Dayton, Ohio, and their sons, Bret (Christina), Graham and Nik; David and Rami Muth, of Benicia, California, and their daughters, Lisa and Rachel.
Published in the Tallahassee Democrat on 10/5/2008
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