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Lucilla Brotzman Obituary
Lucilla "Cil" May Kasiska Walter Brotzman. Born May 9, 1930 died April 9, 2011. Born on a farm near Sylvan Grove Kansas during a storm. "Cil" is survived by daughter Debbie Walter and her children Abby, Katie, and Jennifer Graves and daughter Dena Walter and her children, Miranda and Sabrina Gross. Cil is predeceased by grandson, Michael Walter Graves. She was a registered nurse and worked at John C Lincoln Hospital for several years. She was loving, generous, and kind to friends and family. She was a great gardener, cook, seamstress, babysitter, and will be greatly missed by us in Phoenix who lived near her and with her for many years. Services are Sunday 2pm, Phoenix Memorial Park and Mortuary, 200 West Beardsley, Phoenix 85027. 623-434-7000
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April 20, 2011
I am honored that the family clans can have a common website to share information about history through my mom, Lucilla. I have decided to make the website permanent so we can remain in touch! I will be posting photos and memories with my daughters and planning reunions! Love, Dena Walter
April 20, 2011
I am one of Helmuth Holle's daughters (he was a half-brother to your grandmother). I remember hearing about you and your sister when we were all very young and seeing pictures of you. We met your Uncle Everett once when he visited us in Kansas. My sisters, Linda and Mary, and I live in Northern Virginia outside of Washington, DC. Our youngest syster, Janet, lives in Wichita. Our brother, Daryl, still lives in the house we grew up in in Nebraska. I extend my sincere sympathy to you and your family. I don't get back for family reunions very often, but it would be fun to see everyone again sometime.
sincerely,
Kaylene Holle Green, Reedville, VA
Don & Olivia Klaus
April 17, 2011
We are so sorry to hear of Lucilla's passing. I, Olivia (Duensing) Klaus was one of Lucilla's first cousins on the Holle side. My mother was Lucilla's Mother's sister, Selma. Our sympathy to all the family.
Pat (Holle) Novak
April 17, 2011
On behalf of the Orville Holle Family I want to send you our sympthy. Your grandmother and my dad were siblings. My dad was the youngest of the Holle clan. Your mom and I were cousins. Altlhough, she was one of the older ones, since she never lived near Bremen growing up I never really got to know her. We would so love if you would want to come back for a Holle reunion. My name is Pat Holle Novak. God Bless you all
Jennifer chambers
April 17, 2011
I met Cil at the end of her life. She was a wonderful lady top line. She really loved her family and always worried about them. All of us at Casas Adobe Assisted Living in Tucson just loved her dearly and just so honored that your family shared her with us. Cil leaves us with so many happy and loving memories. You will be very missed. But I know you are at peace and in a wonderful place. Until we meet again you will always have a place in my heart...... Love always and forever...... May God be you and your family forever........... Jennifer aka Frenchie
Lindsay Thomas
April 17, 2011
Dena,
Cil was larger than life and lived life to the fullest. I have unique, fond memories of her.
Bless you and yours for your loss.
Love,
Lindsay
Ron & Debbie Myers
April 16, 2011
Dena,
We're thinking of you, sending love and prayers to you and the girls. May your memories bring you joyfilled thoughts of times spent with your mom. And may your faith give you comfort, strength and peace in the coming days.
Love you.
April 15, 2011
It's always sad and yet joyful to remember someone who was in school at the same time. There are fond memories of Lucilla being in High School especially. I don't ever remember her not being a bundle of joy and having a good time. She was always with the pep club at all the games, having fun. Pleasant memories. Les Walter
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