Letha I. Dillon Louk

I am so sorry for your loss.she was an amazing lady .she will be missed

So sorry to hear of Lisa's passing, but glad I had a chance to know her - a little - at Drury Place. Ate at her table a couple of months, and she always had on "matching" beads with her blouses - proof to me that she knew all that was going on, and it COULD be done at 100 and better! Glad I had the opportunity to celebrate that milestone with her, and will remember her fondly.
Ruth

I have known Letha since we have both been in Dreary Place. I was lucky to be called her friend. I enjoyed talking with her and Sherri during our many visits.
She had quite a sharp mind. She loved cards, and was usually the first at the card table, we could always count on Letha. She often said win or lose, at least I can always sleep at night.
I miss Letha. Bill Struble

Sherri, your mom was such a sweet lady., I always enjoyed visiting with her. I was amazed at how sharp she was at her 100th birthday party. I am so glad I was able to come that day. Your folks made a great couple, and now they are back together again., Cherish the beautiful memories., I will try to make it down tomorrow or Friday, but I am babysitting and don't have a sitter. You are in our prayers! HUGS!!!

I remember Letha so fondly from growing up in Central United Methodist Church. She was a wonderful lady and I'm so happy to have known her. My thoughts are with your family.

I send my condolence to you Emma Mae especially since I don"t seem to get in to see you. For some reason I don't remember Letha but do remember the rest of you. What a lot of memories this family must have for a life of 100 years. God bless all of you.