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Memorial Service
- Date: Saturday, February 20, 2021
- Time: 3:00 p.m.
- Location: Champion Funeral Home - Osage, Iowa
Plymouth resident Armond "Bud" Scharper, born on February 10, 1951, who recently turned 70, passed away February 17th, 2021. Armond's memorial service will be held on Saturday February 20th 2021 at 3:00 pm. At Champion Funeral Home, 702 State Street; Osage, Iowa.
Armond worked at Curries Manufacturing for over 30 years. From 1990-1997 Barb & Armond owned The Mug Restaurant & Lounge in Plymouth, IA.
He was proceeded in death by his parents Robert and Lucile Scharper, His Aunt Alene Whitcamp, His sister-in-law Thelma Scharper all of Osage Iowa.
Armond married Susan (Caster) Cook and to this union was Anthony (Jeanie) and his children Jasmine (Aaron) Scott & AJ Scharper, Christy Werger & her children Skyler (Maija) and first great grandson Jeremiah, Stormi and Sierra. Robin (James) Roberts and their children Taylor Schulz, Emily, Alyssa & Amanda. This union later divorced.
Armond married Barb (Paschka) Scharper On June 8, 1991 Barb brought to this union Craig (Danielle) and children Aria & Stella and Kellie Spiegeler and children Alexis "CJ", Alexander, Ayden, Annabelle, Constance, Charles, Lillian, all of the home.
He is also survived by his brothers Jerry Scharper, Larry Scharper, along with many nieces, nephews and loved ones.
During his high school years Armond was a multi-sport athlete. He excelled in wrestling and held multiple school records. Including a pole vault record that stood for over 20 years.
While serving in the Navy he was stationed in Lemoore California Naval Air Station where he painted aircraft. While in California he also enjoyed riding dirt bike in the foothills as well as going camping in the mountains.
Armond had a life-time passion for pool receiving many trophies and awards including multiple state championships. He loved going camping and fishing... ALOT. Throughout his life he has cared for and loved numerous animals ranging from raccoons when he was a child to the fur babies he leaves behind, his four cats Gimper, LT, mama baby and Tucker and of course Dasey Mae the dog. He also leaves behind his buddy Star the horse and all his beautiful birds he knew by type. https://www.schroederfuneralhomes.com/Armond-Scharper-Obituary
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Mark Bechtum
We had a lot of fun together when we were young. I still have good memories that bring a smile to my face. Rest In Peace my friend.😢 Mark B.
Michael Young
Armond and I were in the same PE class at the old Lincoln Junior High. When class was coming to a close and everyone had showered and headed to dress before leaving, we all went to our clothes hanging up on hooks on the wall. Armond and I happened to be neighbors that day. When I saw pink briefs and t-shirt hanging on the hook, I thought they were his. He thought they were mine. I ended up wearing pink underwear home, still not believing it was mine. Why would my mother wash my underwear with pink closes bleeding into my underwear? I never held it against Armond, but still have my doubts as to whose underwear had a noticeable pink twinge to it.
Eleanor Nikki Demuth
I have to admit, Armond was my first grade school crush, in 8th grade, I met him out at the Wagners house, while in Sacred Heart. I have nothing but good memories of him. I am sorry he is gone.
Penney Morse
Armond and I were neighbors and rode the bus together to school. I know we both spent a lot of time playing in Spring Creek. Hope he's fising up in heaven.