Eileen D. Knoepp

On September 22, 2021
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Eileen D. Knoepp, age 92 of Pittsburgh, PA passed away peacefully in her home on September 21, 2021. Born on March 15, 1929, she was the daughter of the late Gertrude and Lawrence Dressel. Beloved wife to the late Melvin Knoepp. Loving mother to Marlene (the late Ron) Bridge, Wayne (Carolee) Knoepp, Diane (Billy) George, and Mark (Jennifer) Knoepp. Cherished grandmother to Lawrence Bridge and Jennifer (Jim) Heffley, Jim (Emily) Knoepp, David (Amanda) Knoepp, Amy Houser, Christina Domanski, and Samantha Kiel. Loving great grandmother to Dylan and Leah Heffley, Luke, Jude and Juliet Knoepp, David and Ellie Knoepp, Michael, Kylee, and Brayden Houser, Elias Domanski, and Dakota Kiel. She was preceded in death by her son, Melvin (Jan) Knoepp and her brother Lawrence (Jeanne) Dressel.

Eileen’s door was always open to family and friends. She was a wonderful cook and she cherished the time she spent with her grandkids and great grandkids. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, September 30, 2021 from 4 PM – 6 PM at Eileen’s home. A private interment will take place at Christ Our Redeemer Cemetery.

Please view and sign the family’s online guestbook at pittsburghcremation.com.

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Martin Kieffer

Sep 22 2021

My condolences to the Knoepps, Georges, Domanskis and Gram’s entire family. Your love and laughter, light and kind consideration will be truly missed by many.

Carmel Yurochko

Sep 23 2021

My condolences to Eileen's family. She was a great neighbor and a wonderful person. She will be missed.

Ashley Undereiner

I bought my house next door to Eileen 5 years ago. She was the best neighbor. So sweet. My family and I will miss her tremendously.

Bill Dimmock

Aunt Eileen was one of my mom’s best friends since before I was born, and I always felt like a little bit of my mom was still here as long as I could talk to her. As a kid, I always knew when my mom was on the phone with Aunt Eileen, because they had these silly sing-song voices that they only used with each other. They really enjoyed being together, and they shared a lot of laughs over the years. Aunt Eileen was always very caring toward me when I was little, and I loved to stop by her house on a Saturday with my parents, see her and Uncle Mel, hang out with Mark, even stay for a sleepover once in a while. She always got me birthday presents that were for intended for older kids (my first tape recorder, my first camera, etc.)...definitely the COOL aunt! Later in life, Aunt Eileen loved my wife and kids, too, and we had a blast when she and Uncle Mel would let us stay with them in Mexico Beach all those years ago. Jarred especially remembers fishing and battling pelicans with Uncle Mel very fondly. We miss Aunt Eileen already. Deepest condolences to her wonderful family from the Dimmocks; we’ve always felt like part of your extended family. She was very proud of her family, and she loved you all very much.

Pittsburgh

Peters Township

Eileen D. Knoepp

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