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- Herbert R. Klopp, 89, of Reading, who resided at Maidencreek Place, passed away Wednesday, December 9th, at Reading Hospital and Medical Center, West Reading. Herbert was born in Reading, on July 11, 1931, a son of the late Emily (Morgan) and Russell Klopp. He was the husband of Helen E. (Ebling) Klopp. Mrs. Klopp died January 28, 2018. Mr. Klopp graduated from Reading High School in 1949. During his career as an Insurance Salesman, he worked for various local companies. He was the recipient of many sales awards and served in the Underwriters Association multiple times. Herbert often advocated on behalf of those who found themselves amid an insurance problem. After retiring, he worked for The Home Depot, Wyomissing, for 23 years, last working earlier this year prior to the pandemic. He very much enjoyed helping the customers with anything they may need and had a great fondness for his fellow Home Depot co-workers. Herb took great pleasure in being a Mr. Fixit, whether the projects be in his home or elsewhere. In his younger years, he enjoyed working on old derelict automobiles, fixing the interior, exterior, and then working under the hood to make them road worthy. Herbert advocated for the libertarian party and enjoyed taking part in political discussions. He will be greatly missed by his family and all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Herbert is survived by a daughter, Sandra L., wife of Kevin Hartberger, of Temple. He is also survived by 5 grandchildren Lana, Jason, Michael, David, and Jake. Herbert was predeceased by sons Steven B. who died March 8, 2018 and Richard A. who died April 23, 2016; Herbert was also predeceased by his sister Eleanor Schultz. Services are private at the convenience of family. The Sanders Funeral Home & Cremation Services Inc., 1501 North 11th St., Reading, is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences may be made at www.sandersfuneral.com.
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Published in Reading Eagle from Dec. 12 to Dec. 13, 2020.
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