Dorothy J. Lutsch, 94 of Russiaville passed away at 2:45 am on Sunday August 14, 2016 at Wellbrooke of Kokomo. She was born on September 1, 1921 in Kokomo to Willis and Ethel Bell Kimball. She was preceded in death by her husband Daniel Lutsch on June 17, 2002
Dorothy was an excellent artist, member of the Kokomo Art Association for many years as a sculptor, and also painted in oils. Her artwork can be seen in the Kokomo Art Museum, Seiberling Mansion, and various other museums. She and her husband were also veteran gardeners and lived out their dream in the countryside. Dorothy always enjoyed spending time with her family and had a love of books. She will be greatly missed and always in our hearts.
Survived by daughter, Loretta (Erwin) Cox; 3 grandchildren, Lisa Toney of Kokomo, Jennifer (Sean) Hendrix of Wixom, Michigan and Amy (Jim) Turner. Also surviving are ten great grandchildren, Nolan, and Jillian Toney, Daniel, Michael, Evangeline, and Josephine Hendrix, Morgan and Madison Turner, Jon Toney, Kelly (Michael) Dickerhoff.
Preceded in death by her parents Willis and Ethel Bell Kimball; husband Daniel Lutsch; three brothers and three sisters .
Graveside services August 20, 2016 at Barnett Cemetery with Pastor Becky Sundquist officiating. Stout & Son Funeral Home, Russiaville Chapel assisting the family with the arrangements.
Dorothy was an excellent artist, member of the Kokomo Art Association for many years as a sculptor, and also painted in oils. Her artwork can be seen in the Kokomo Art Museum, Seiberling Mansion, and various other museums. She and her husband were also veteran gardeners and lived out their dream in the countryside. Dorothy always enjoyed spending time with her family and had a love of books. She will be greatly missed and always in our hearts.
Survived by daughter, Loretta (Erwin) Cox; 3 grandchildren, Lisa Toney of Kokomo, Jennifer (Sean) Hendrix of Wixom, Michigan and Amy (Jim) Turner. Also surviving are ten great grandchildren, Nolan, and Jillian Toney, Daniel, Michael, Evangeline, and Josephine Hendrix, Morgan and Madison Turner, Jon Toney, Kelly (Michael) Dickerhoff.
Preceded in death by her parents Willis and Ethel Bell Kimball; husband Daniel Lutsch; three brothers and three sisters .
Graveside services August 20, 2016 at Barnett Cemetery with Pastor Becky Sundquist officiating. Stout & Son Funeral Home, Russiaville Chapel assisting the family with the arrangements.
Dorothy J. Lutsch, 94 of Russiaville passed away at 2:45 am on Sunday August 14, 2016 at Wellbrooke of Kokomo. She was born on September 1, 1921 in Kokomo to Willis and Ethel Bell Kimball. She was preceded in death by her husband Daniel Lutsch on June 17, 2002
Dorothy was an excellent artist, member of the Kokomo Art Association for many years as a sculptor, and also painted in oils. Her artwork can be seen in the Kokomo Art Museum, Seiberling Mansion, and various other museums. She and her husband were also veteran gardeners and lived out their dream in the countryside. Dorothy always enjoyed spending time with her family and had a love of books. She will be greatly missed and always in our hearts.
Survived by daughter, Loretta (Erwin) Cox; 3 grandchildren, Lisa Toney of Kokomo, Jennifer (Sean) Hendrix of Wixom, Michigan and Amy (Jim) Turner. Also surviving are ten great grandchildren, Nolan, and Jillian Toney, Daniel, Michael, Evangeline, and Josephine Hendrix, Morgan and Madison Turner, Jon Toney, Kelly (Michael) Dickerhoff.
Preceded in death by her parents Willis and Ethel Bell Kimball; husband Daniel Lutsch; three brothers and three sisters .
Graveside services August 20, 2016 at Barnett Cemetery with Pastor Becky Sundquist officiating. Stout & Son Funeral Home, Russiaville Chapel assisting the family with the arrangements.
Dorothy was an excellent artist, member of the Kokomo Art Association for many years as a sculptor, and also painted in oils. Her artwork can be seen in the Kokomo Art Museum, Seiberling Mansion, and various other museums. She and her husband were also veteran gardeners and lived out their dream in the countryside. Dorothy always enjoyed spending time with her family and had a love of books. She will be greatly missed and always in our hearts.
Survived by daughter, Loretta (Erwin) Cox; 3 grandchildren, Lisa Toney of Kokomo, Jennifer (Sean) Hendrix of Wixom, Michigan and Amy (Jim) Turner. Also surviving are ten great grandchildren, Nolan, and Jillian Toney, Daniel, Michael, Evangeline, and Josephine Hendrix, Morgan and Madison Turner, Jon Toney, Kelly (Michael) Dickerhoff.
Preceded in death by her parents Willis and Ethel Bell Kimball; husband Daniel Lutsch; three brothers and three sisters .
Graveside services August 20, 2016 at Barnett Cemetery with Pastor Becky Sundquist officiating. Stout & Son Funeral Home, Russiaville Chapel assisting the family with the arrangements.
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