Lotte Elsie Dutcher obituary: Lotte Elsie Dutcher's Obituary, Dayton
In Memory Of
Lotte Elsie Dutcher
1920 - 2016
In Memory Of
Lotte Elsie Dutcher
1920 - 2016
Lotte R. Dutcher died peacefully Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016 at
Trinity of Beavercreek. We are very grateful to her friends and the staff there.
Her family moved from Germany to New York when she was a young child. From
there she married Benjamin L. Dutcher, a Navy man, and moved to several places
within New York, Virginia, Germany, and Maryland. In her later years, after her
husband died, she lived in Virginia again, Pennsylvania, and finally in
Beavercreek, Ohio.
She raised three boys, so we know she is going to a good
place. She is survived by those three sons, Ted, Martin, and Ben, and their
wives Patricia, Carolyn, and Michele. These families have given her six
grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.
In accordance to her wishes, there will be a cremation at
Newcomer Funeral Home Beavercreek, but no public
services will be held.
Trinity of Beavercreek. We are very grateful to her friends and the staff there.
Her family moved from Germany to New York when she was a young child. From
there she married Benjamin L. Dutcher, a Navy man, and moved to several places
within New York, Virginia, Germany, and Maryland. In her later years, after her
husband died, she lived in Virginia again, Pennsylvania, and finally in
Beavercreek, Ohio.
She raised three boys, so we know she is going to a good
place. She is survived by those three sons, Ted, Martin, and Ben, and their
wives Patricia, Carolyn, and Michele. These families have given her six
grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.
In accordance to her wishes, there will be a cremation at
Newcomer Funeral Home Beavercreek, but no public
services will be held.
Lotte R. Dutcher died peacefully Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016 at
Trinity of Beavercreek. We are very grateful to her friends and the staff there.
Her family moved from Germany to New York when she was a young child. From
there she married Benjamin L. Dutcher, a Navy man, and moved to several places
within New York, Virginia, Germany, and Maryland. In her later years, after her
husband died, she lived in Virginia again, Pennsylvania, and finally in
Beavercreek, Ohio.
She raised three boys, so we know she is going to a good
place. She is survived by those three sons, Ted, Martin, and Ben, and their
wives Patricia, Carolyn, and Michele. These families have given her six
grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.
In accordance to her wishes, there will be a cremation at
Newcomer Funeral Home Beavercreek, but no public
services will be held.
Trinity of Beavercreek. We are very grateful to her friends and the staff there.
Her family moved from Germany to New York when she was a young child. From
there she married Benjamin L. Dutcher, a Navy man, and moved to several places
within New York, Virginia, Germany, and Maryland. In her later years, after her
husband died, she lived in Virginia again, Pennsylvania, and finally in
Beavercreek, Ohio.
She raised three boys, so we know she is going to a good
place. She is survived by those three sons, Ted, Martin, and Ben, and their
wives Patricia, Carolyn, and Michele. These families have given her six
grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren.
In accordance to her wishes, there will be a cremation at
Newcomer Funeral Home Beavercreek, but no public
services will be held.