Oliver (Kirkwood Weaver) Stremple
Honor Code SignatorySigned 19 Nov 2019 | 1,996 contributions | 30 thank-yous | 709 connections
Signed 19 Nov 2019 | 1,996 contributions | 30 thank-yous | 709 connections
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Oliver E. Stremple formerly Kirkwood Weaver
Born 1980s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of
[private father (1950s - unknown)]
and [private mother (1950s - unknown)]
Sister of
[private sister (1980s - unknown)]
Mother of
[private child (2020s - unknown)]
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Biography
Oliver E. Stremple was born under a different name in Venezuela in 1989. Their parents had lived in Venezuela for five years, working with Catholic Charities. In 1991, Oliver and family moved back to the United States, primarily due to their mother's health problems, and traveled for 6 months looking for a community to call home.
They lived in Chehalis, WA, for several years before moving to Wisconsin in 1994. They moved back to Chehalis in 2003.
Oliver lived primarily on the West Coast until they moved to Minneapolis in 2015. They graduated Augsburg University in 2019 and married Alex later that year.
They had their first child in December 2021.
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