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Lillian Duerbusch Obituary
Beloved wife of the late Joseph Duerbusch; dear sister of the late Michael Culkin and the late Diann Mitchell; dear aunt to Dr. John (Lynn) Simpson, Woodside, CA and George III 'Buddy' (Connie) Willer; dear great-aunt to Kimberly (David) Mauney, Lindi (Philippe) Marco, Kendall (Duke) Rolen, John David Simpson and Kim Willer; great-great-aunt to Natlie, Maxon and Mallory Mauney, Philippe Jr., Jean Claude, Xavier and Isabel Marco, Luke, Thomas and Harrison Rolen; dear sister-in-law to George (Rita) Willer of Troy, MO; dear cousin and friend to many.
Lillian lived her life to the fullest. She was a kind, beautiful and charitable lady. Her first love was sports. She loved the Rams and was a member of the Quarterback Club for years. She was an advocate to the elderly and assisted many people to find employment. She dedicated her life to praying to St. Joseph and she loved and supported the 'Pink Sisters'.Services: A Private Memorial Graveside service will be held in her memory. In her memory donations may be made to Mt. Grace Convent 'Pink Sisters', 1438 E. Warne, St. Louis, MO 63107.
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Marjorie Greene
August 15, 2006
My deepest sympathy is extended to the Culkin and Duerbusch family on the loss of Lillian. She was a dear friend and we spent many happy hours together. I will miss her. God be with you all.
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Marjorie Greene
August 14, 2006
Dear Dr Simpson - I met Lillian when she worked at Northminster Church with the Family Helper Service - I was secretary there for many years. We became and remained fast friends - quarterback luncheons - football games - my husband repairing scratches on her car - I even typed a story of your family for her several years ago. I loved her very much - she was such a beautiful and dear lady. You were visiting her when I called several weeks ago when I was in St. Louis and she was to call me to have dinner with her when you left. I did not hear from her and I had to return to Florida. Could you please tell me how she died and went to be with Joe. My sympathy to you and your family - she talked about you and your children all the time - even had me watching a basketball game when John David was going to play! I will never forget her! Sincerely, Marj Greene
Charles & Mary Greene
August 14, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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