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Penelope (Penny) A. Peppard Scheutz, age 83, of St. Louis Park, passed away Sunday Nov. 12 after a lengthy battle with chronic medical issues. She was a bookkeeper and also worked for Target Electronics. Penny was an active member of the St. Louis Park Women's Club, Meals On Wheels, the Lennox Sr. Center and the Knitty Gritty Knitters. She loved her Parish Community of Most Holy Trinity and enjoyed her new Parish, Christ the King. She loved spending time with her family, granddaughters, friends, and her knitting group. Survived by son, Anthony (Diana); daughter, Lisa (Brandy Buss) Schuetz; grandchildren, Elizabeth, Emma, Lily, and Gage; grandson-in-law, Evan Holm; brother, David (Diana) Peppard; nephews, Joe, and Jeremy Peppard; very good friends Debbie and Gerry Floden. Preceded in death by parents, Gordon, and Evelyn Peppard. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 AM Friday, Nov. 17 at the Church of Christ the King, 5029 Zenith Ave S, Mpls, with visitation one hour prior to Mass. Celebrating Penny's life will continue at Bunny's, St. Louis Park from 1 to 4 PM. All are welcome. Interment on Sat. Nov. 18 at 10AM Gethsemane Cemetery, New Hope; all are welcome. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to the family, who then will forward to the St. Louis Park Women's Club for athletic scholarships.
Back in high school, Penny was a member of the Girls Athletic Association during our junior year. She was a true romantic, and it was said of her that all she needed was a "nice night in June, and the moon."
We plan to add to this notice as we receive additional information from Penny's daughter, Lisa. If you have fond memories of Penny, please add them in the "Post Comment" section below.
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Sharon Slavin (Krafft)
Penny and I met in the 2nd grade. She was shy and quiet and so was I. So we became friends quickly. As the years went on we found diffrent interests. But many years later our paths crossed again. She was still a bit shy but very proud of her family. i am happy to be one of her friends. I hope for peace for Penny, a long time friend. Sharon Slavin Krafft
Gerald Thompson
So saddened to hear the news of Penny's passing! She was a great friend to me! I have fond memories of the many fun parties at the Peppard house! Penny was always the life of the party! God bless you Penny, and may you rest in peace!
Your frind always, Jerry Thompson
Barbara O'Neil (Horbal)
Penny and I became friends when I first came to St. Louis Park High School. We had so much fun at parties and our houses. Sharon, Pat, Penny and I became a foursome sharing secrets and many fun times. This year Penny is spending Christmas with the angels. That makes me feel less sad. Forever your friend. Barbara