Frederick A. "Fred" Vogt

9/6/1930 - 4/8/2020

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Obituary For Frederick A. "Fred" Vogt

Frederick A. “Fred” Vogt, 89, of Steubenville passed away on April 8, 2020 at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA. He was born in Steubenville on September 6, 1930 the son of the late Fred H. and Myrtle Gunion Vogt.; In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Joann R. “Jo” Johnson Vogt, she passed on June 1, 2005; step-mother Olga Vindish Vogt. Fred was a member of Bell Chapel United Methodist Church, where he was active in the ministry, he also enjoyed softball, bowling and playing cards. He graduated from Wintersville High School and retired from Weirton Steel, where he worked in the Tin Mill as a buggy operator. Fred is survived by his children; Karen (David) Taylor, Sonja (John) Rhine, Tracie (Emil) Morelli and Daniel Vogt and Mary; grandsons Dan, Sean, Jeff, Brock, Jason, Jerrod, Eric and Aaron; 18 greatgrandchildren and 8 great great grandchildren.

Celebration of Life service 11 a.m., Saturday, September 12, 2020 at Bell Chapel U.M. Church

Masks are required and social distancing is to be observed.

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  • 09/03/2024

    We were privileged to know him. His humor and love for people will always be remembered.

  • 09/03/2024

    Love to all of you!  Mr. Vogt is fondly remembered and was part of our family!  All of you are in our prayers.Jenn (Fulmer) Burks and family

  • 09/03/2024

    Fred was active in just about every part of church life. Always willing to help and one heck of an athlete. He will be missed, thoughts and prayers, Jeff and kathy Proya.

  • 09/03/2024

    Fred was such a blessing for my mother when she was not well.  I will always remember his kindness to her.  My prayers and condolences to the entire family.

  • 09/03/2024

    I remember the very first time I visited Bell Chapel, Fred greeted my family & I at the door with a handshake and a friendly smile telling us "WELCOME!!!" I remember being so taken back. It was the very first time anyone had ever welcomed me into a church! We engaged in a conversation and by the time we had sat down in a pew I had told Fred all about our lives. Who we were, where we were from, what we did for a living, etc. For awhile we attended church frequently and then life sort of got busy and we started making excuses not to go EVERY Sunday but...1 thing did not change. EVERY TIME we walked into that church and Fred Vogt was there, he welcomed us just as he did that very first time we set foot there. And now — as Fred enters the gates of heaven and is welcomed into the arms of Our Father, I know he will feel the same comfort and warmth that he so deserves. Hugs and prayers to his family. He made the world a better place and his memory will forever live in my heart. 

  • 09/03/2024

    I am so sorry to hear of Uncle Fred's passing.. much love to all of you!!

  • 09/03/2024

    Tracy my deepest condolences in the lost of your father, may his memory be eternal and your memories keep him alive in your hearts forever.Love Melissa Torini

  • 09/03/2024

    Our deepest sympathy, god bless.Jim and Carla Benton, and family

  • 09/03/2024

    You have our deepest sympathy. We will keep you in our thoughts.

  • 09/03/2024

    We were so sorry to read of the loss of Fred,  he was such a nice gentleman.  We knew him from the dances at the Weirton Sr. Center and from benefits at the church.  Please accept our sympathy at this sad time.                              Friends from Richmond  Phil and Sandy Judy

  • 09/03/2024

    Dear Karen and Sonja and family. I am so sorry for your loss of you. Please know that you are in my prayers!

  • 09/03/2024

    Sonja, So sorry to hear of your dads passing.  He was a very nice man . Enjoyed meeting him . Prayers for your family . 

  • 09/03/2024

    Very Sorry for your Loss!!! Thinking of you all during this difficult time!!! 

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