Frank Gottlieb HEINZ, JR.

                   Source: Film # 1016582 L.D.S. Archives: #6134 Floyd Lenard Heinz born-1-10-1915 Matchwood,Ont.,Mich. F.- Frank Heinz R.R. Firemen B. in Wisconsin Res. Matchwood M. May Higgins Housewife B. in Wisconsin

The obituary for Floyd says that he was preceded in death by two infant sons, Kenneth in 1942 and Timothy in 1946.
                  

                   Source: Film # 1016582 L.D.S. Archives: #6569 Inez Marie Heinz born-5-23-1916 F.- Frank Heinz Farmer b. in Newago Co. Res. Matchwood M. May Higgins Housewife b. in Wisconsin Donna Heinz called ( 10 June 1995) to say that Inez  died early this morning.

Obituary for Inez Marie Wenzel, 79, of Little Travers Township, died June 10, 1995, at her home. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 10 AM Tuesday, June 13, at Holy Childhood Catholic Church in Harbor Springs. The Rev. Frank Kordek, O.F.M., will be the celebrant. Interment will take place in Holy CHildhood Cemetery, Harbor Springs. ... Survivors include three daughters, Virginia Brown and her husband, Arville, of Harbor Springs, Colleen Lawson and her husband, William, of Redford, and Mrs. Carol Conley of Harbor Springs; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Dolores Leonetti of Fenton, Mrs. Eleanor Simpson of Fenton, Mrs. Elaine Carlson of Novi; one stepson, Paul Wenzel, of California; 33 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; one sister, Carol Taylor, of Harbor Springs; and two sisters-in-law, Donna Heinz, and Anne Heinz, both of Harbor Springs.  She was preceded in death by three brothers, Floyd, Leslie and Lyle Heinz; and one half brother, George Weyenberg.
                  

                   Source:  Family Records and Personal knowledge. Birth:  Film # 1016582 L.D.S. Archives:               #7727 Leslie Eugene Heinz born-3-8-1920 Matchwood, Ontonagon, Mich.  F.- Frank Heinz  b. in Wisconsin, Farmer               Res. Matchwood           M. Mae Louise Higgins b. in Wisconsin
Death:  Personal knowledge of Darby L. H. Robison - also see Petoskey News Review for obituary on front page for info.
Leslie Eugene Heinz stood about 5'10", had black curly hair ( became curly during his senior year of high school) and blue eyes. He was an engineer for Bell Telephone before it became Michigan Bell. He worked for the CCC camps during a year before he graduated to earn money for his senior year of high school.  He served in WWII in communications in the army, in India, China areas.  Dad was the Mayor of Harbor Springs for a while.  He didn't run for the office, but was voted in by the town.  He was a conscientious and popular mayor.  That is where my older brother's nickname "Mayor" came from.  Dad was raised, I believe, as a German Lutheran, but not very.  When he married my mom he became Presbyterian. But he never felt easy in crowds and hence only went on holidays.  He was a very good and moral man.  When dad was 40 he had a major heart attack that completely changed his life. He had always worked longer and harder than most other men, and he had to learn how to relax.  We got property up in the Upper Peninsula in Mich. and began to play.  He bought an ATV, spent more time vacationing, and taught us to waterski.  Dad died when he was 54 years old.  His heart was too badly damaged to go any longer.  KHB  5/1/97
                  

                   Address was: Lyle K. HEINZ Twin Pines Tr. CT. Harbor Springs, MI. 49740 *******************DCD*

When Frank Heinz, Jr. died  Lyle was 6 mos. old and his name was written as Lyle Frank Heinz by his mother.