The son of Winne Edgar and Maud Lehman-Wolfe.
He had resided in the Tippecanoe County area most of his life.
His marriage was to W. Pauline Dawson on March 22, 1947, in Colburn, Indiana, and she survives.
He was an Army veteran, having served during WWII, with the Air Corps, and received the Victory and Good Conduct medals.
Mr. Wolf farmed most of his life, retiring in 1986. He was a member of Colburn United Methodist Church and served three years on the Washington Township Buck Creek Fire Department Advisory Board.
He enjoyed fishing and camping.
Surviving with his wife, is a son, Gary R. Wolf of Lafayette, a sister, Alice Mae Schlaug of Lafayette; and a brother, Ralph W. Wolf of Kokomo, all of Indiana.
Graveside service was held at the Tippecanoe Memory Gardens, with the St. Elizabeth Hospice Spiritual Counselor, John T. Johnson officiating.
A grandson, Randy L Wolf and a great-grandson, Jack W Wolf also survive.
He was preceded in death by brothers, Robert L and Ross E Wolf.
Memorials may be made to Buck Creek Fire Dept. or St. Elizabeth Hospice.
He had resided in the Tippecanoe County area most of his life.
His marriage was to W. Pauline Dawson on March 22, 1947, in Colburn, Indiana, and she survives.
He was an Army veteran, having served during WWII, with the Air Corps, and received the Victory and Good Conduct medals.
Mr. Wolf farmed most of his life, retiring in 1986. He was a member of Colburn United Methodist Church and served three years on the Washington Township Buck Creek Fire Department Advisory Board.
He enjoyed fishing and camping.
Surviving with his wife, is a son, Gary R. Wolf of Lafayette, a sister, Alice Mae Schlaug of Lafayette; and a brother, Ralph W. Wolf of Kokomo, all of Indiana.
Graveside service was held at the Tippecanoe Memory Gardens, with the St. Elizabeth Hospice Spiritual Counselor, John T. Johnson officiating.
A grandson, Randy L Wolf and a great-grandson, Jack W Wolf also survive.
He was preceded in death by brothers, Robert L and Ross E Wolf.
Memorials may be made to Buck Creek Fire Dept. or St. Elizabeth Hospice.
The son of Winne Edgar and Maud Lehman-Wolfe.
He had resided in the Tippecanoe County area most of his life.
His marriage was to W. Pauline Dawson on March 22, 1947, in Colburn, Indiana, and she survives.
He was an Army veteran, having served during WWII, with the Air Corps, and received the Victory and Good Conduct medals.
Mr. Wolf farmed most of his life, retiring in 1986. He was a member of Colburn United Methodist Church and served three years on the Washington Township Buck Creek Fire Department Advisory Board.
He enjoyed fishing and camping.
Surviving with his wife, is a son, Gary R. Wolf of Lafayette, a sister, Alice Mae Schlaug of Lafayette; and a brother, Ralph W. Wolf of Kokomo, all of Indiana.
Graveside service was held at the Tippecanoe Memory Gardens, with the St. Elizabeth Hospice Spiritual Counselor, John T. Johnson officiating.
A grandson, Randy L Wolf and a great-grandson, Jack W Wolf also survive.
He was preceded in death by brothers, Robert L and Ross E Wolf.
Memorials may be made to Buck Creek Fire Dept. or St. Elizabeth Hospice.
He had resided in the Tippecanoe County area most of his life.
His marriage was to W. Pauline Dawson on March 22, 1947, in Colburn, Indiana, and she survives.
He was an Army veteran, having served during WWII, with the Air Corps, and received the Victory and Good Conduct medals.
Mr. Wolf farmed most of his life, retiring in 1986. He was a member of Colburn United Methodist Church and served three years on the Washington Township Buck Creek Fire Department Advisory Board.
He enjoyed fishing and camping.
Surviving with his wife, is a son, Gary R. Wolf of Lafayette, a sister, Alice Mae Schlaug of Lafayette; and a brother, Ralph W. Wolf of Kokomo, all of Indiana.
Graveside service was held at the Tippecanoe Memory Gardens, with the St. Elizabeth Hospice Spiritual Counselor, John T. Johnson officiating.
A grandson, Randy L Wolf and a great-grandson, Jack W Wolf also survive.
He was preceded in death by brothers, Robert L and Ross E Wolf.
Memorials may be made to Buck Creek Fire Dept. or St. Elizabeth Hospice.
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