Irene Kulcsar Ditmars

Irene was a 1967 classmate of mine at Highland High. She was in several of my classes. She was very sweet, and had a great sense of humor. Our class was great in its kindness. No "mean girls" in `67.

Thank you, Irene and Dennis for being such a big part of our young family. (And the best "grandparents" to Eli and Maya.) We will always remember the joy and love you brought us and we know they will carry on your examples of love and kindness always. With so much love, Heidi and Scott

One thing I remember about Aunt Irene is she always had a smile on her face, always kind and willing to listen to anyone. The thing I will remember the most is when I was little we went to Indy to visit them and they had a Irish Setter and she made sure the dog was nice to us kids and she made such good food. As I got older she always had an Avon book with her and was always willing to lend an ear and a hug when you needed it. She will be missed. Hugs to Uncle Dennis and the rest of the family.

Denny, we only met a time or two at the house but I wanted to send condolences. Irene sounds lovely and I'm so sorry for your loss. Peace be with you and your family, kindest regards, Tony Baudanza friend of the Beta Phi (the '67group-'72)

We will always remember Irene´s effervescent smile!! So enjoyed our Purdue tailgates

We worked together at TGIFridays she was so sweet a special lady.

Irene will be missed she was kind, genuine and positive to all she came in contact with. The St.Vincent DePaul family will miss her. Rest in peace dear Irene.

I want to send my condolences to the family. I worked with Irene at IOGR in Earth City for the time she was employed there. I was the Executive Director Assistant. Irene always had a smile on her face. Her upbeat personality was appreciated by anyone who came into the office or stopped by her desk. She loved spending time with her family. When Irene and Dennis would go to Illinois for the weekend to visit family, she always came back on Monday morning giving updates on her daughters and grandkids. She will be missed but she will always remain in everyone's heart. Pam DeJohn

We have known Irene for many years. I met her through Avon. I think at a meeting. She sold as a sub-seller for me. When she came to my house to pick up her orders she was not much of a dog person. At least she wouldn´t have them near her. Probably as she was all dressed up. She would come in my house saying No,No,No. I would always know Irene was here.. I loved her. Like her husband said she always had a smile on her
face. Always brought you a flower or something. She will be missed by many.
Shirl & Stan Levy

We met Irene and Dennis when they visited us with Mame and Maurice to see the "great pumpkin patch" in our garden, when we all lived on 46th Street in Indianapolis around 1976. Many good memories since! We will miss her dearly.