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Rettig

In Loving Memory

Rettig, Lucille H. “Ludie”

March 10, 1932 - October 8, 2023

(nee: Abendschein), on Sunday, October 8, 2023.  Beloved wife of the late Jack W. Rettig.  Our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, neighbor and friend to many.  Contributions to the Humane Society of Missouri, appreciated.  Ludie was strong, kind and caring.  She will be missed by all.  SERVICES:  Visitation at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 10151 Gravois, on Wednesday, October 18 from 9am until funeral service at 12 noon.  Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.

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4 thoughts on “Rettig, Lucille H. “Ludie””

  1. Sweetest, kindest spirit. Thank you for allowing my husband and I to purchase your home. I was just thinking about you yesterday, wondering if you were doing okay. I’m sorry to hear of your passing. I don’t think it’s a coincidence I stumbled upon this page, I know it’s a sign.

    Rest in peace

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  2. We feel so blessed to have met Ludie over five years ago. We became friends – Ludie loved it when our therapy dog Fred visited with us. While living at Meramec Bluffs & we’d take her Bob Evans for lunch occasionally & visit. She was such a delight to converse with – we shared a love for shells & the beach. She was the kindest person and we loved her. We will miss her dearly. ❤️

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  3. She was a wonderful, practical & strong woman. I appreciated the opportunity to get to know you over these last 15 years. I always enjoyed visiting with you and looking at all the birds in the back yard. She will be missed by all who knew her.

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  4. I had the pleasure of meeting Ludie 5 years ago, I was her nurse, but soon we became friends. She had such an optimistic bright personality,, and she was an absolute joy to be around! Today. I was looking at the seashell she had given me, then I saw she had passed. She will be so missed! ❤️ Fly high Ludie!

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