Jacksonville, Florida
1918 - 2021
Poucher A survivor of two global pandemics, Ruth Elizabeth Kochtitzky Poucher, 'Betty' passed away peacefully at home May 6. She was independent, practical and witty. Born in Malden, Missouri November 11, 1918 as the Armistice was signed ending World War I, she graduated from the University of...
Read MoreSuch a wonderful, fun and loving friend to my family and to me for my entire life. I will miss her, and am so glad she was part of our world. Godspeed
Bill Graessle
June 10, 2021 | Friend
She was an wonderful and sweet lady to my husband Albert West
Mr. & Mrs. Albett & Jan West
June 07, 2021 | Friend
"Jooo-nehlllll!" I still hear that voice! One of a kind. Tinkling of ice in the cocktail glasses - always a napkin underneath. Dining room table always filled full of food, perfectly cooked. FL/GA parties with shrimp and grits, bloody Marys, real homemade biscuits. New foods. Always learning and trying new things. So many talks in the Woodmere kitchen. Always comfortably and perfectly dressed. I can hear the back kitchen door closing- kachunk. I don't think I ever went in the Woodmere front...
Joanelle Mulrain
June 06, 2021 | Friend
She was a delightful lady. She was always happy and interesting to visit with. Prayers to you all. Lee Studstill
Lee Studstill
June 06, 2021 | Friend
Always my favorite “swim team mother”, Betty Poucher was very special to me. I always appreciated her sense of humor and her cooking.
I had to chuckle about how she and Mr. Poucher met. I never heard that story!
I’m thinking of you, Liz and Allen, and sending lots of love to your families.
Trudy Slade McKnight
Trudy Slade McKnight
June 03, 2021 | Friend
