Ferdinand J. Lotz III

As the 4 year anniversary of Uncle Ferd's death nears, I want my cousin Kathryn to know that she is dear to me and I have many fond childhood memories of our holidays together. Her father was the sweetest Uncle I had and I always remember his voice, so soft but strong. He loved to talk and I loved to listen.

Hello, we just learned of Fred’s passing. The Lotz’s in Cincinnati and northern Kentucky are sending their condolences. May God bring peace and healing
From: Eddie and Paul Lotz and their children Teresa Lotz, David Lotz, Kimberly Lotz Halbauer and Ted Lotz.
We would be eager to talk to Kathryn. Teresa can be reached at 8596690158.

On behalf of the WHAS Crusade for Children, we are very sorry for your loss. It is people like Ferd who have made it possible for the Crusade to help children with special needs for over 67 years. Thank you for honoring his memory by remembering the WHAS Crusade for Children. His legacy will be seen for years to come through the lives of children who are helped. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

My deepest sympathies. I have many fond memories of Mr. Lotz teaching my tax procedure class in law school. He was a very kind man, with a quiet, yet wry sense of humor. I enjoyed him and his class.

Jeff Yussman, UL Law 1982

Ferdinands was one of a kind. He was smart, funny, a great boss, and an even greater person. He was my first boss out of law school in the Louisville District Counsel's office. I was lucky to have Ferd as my boss and mentor. He taught me how to be a good lawyer and how to be a good boss. I tried to be just like him when I was promoted to a supervisory position. After he retired and moved to Naperville, we talked often always reliving the great times we had together in Louisville. His...