- Fulcer, Edith M., AppletonAge 81, passed away Thursday February 27, 2003, at St. Elizabeth Hospita l. Edith was born on July 12, 1921, daughter of the late Frank and Anna (K oestler) Demerath. She married Russell Fulcer on October 3, 1942, shari ng 57 years together before his death on October 13, 1999.Survivors include her daughter Gloria Norton of Appleton; grandchildren Je ffery (Kim) Norton of Appleton, Josephine Euclide of Wrightstown, Arthur N orton of Neenah, and Robin Norton of Appleton; great grandchildren Abbiga il Norton, Brittany, Jeremiah and Alleigha Euclide, Austin and Emma Brickl er; brothers Francis Demerath of Little Chute, Joseph Demerath of Janesvil le, Mike (Dee) Demerath of Seymour, Peter (Gerry) Demerath of Appleton, Le on (Rosalie) Demerath of Michigan, and Al Demerath of Marinette; sisters R ita (Leo) Bogenschutz of Colorado, Ann Van Hammond of New Mexico, There sa Sears of Kimberly, and Betty (David) Maas of Appleton; brother-in-law W arren (Selma) Fulcer of Appleton; also many nieces, nephews, and dear frie nds. In addition to her parents and husband, Edith was preceded in dea th by a son-in-law Arthur D. Norton, grandson-in-law David Buman, siste rs Mary Vander Wyst, and Gloria Demerath; brothers-in-law Raymond Sears, E arl Van Hammond, Elmer Vander Wyst, and Gilbert Fulcer; sisters-in-law The lma Fulcer, Elmira Henke, Lorraine Demerath, Janet Demerath, and Eleano re Demerath.Memorial services will be held 11AM Saturday March 1st at the Star of Ho pe Chapel in Highland Memorial Park cemetery, 3131 N. Richmond St, with F r. David Schmidt officiating. Friends and call directly at the cemetery ch apel from 10AM Saturday until the time of the service. In lieu of flowe rs a memorial fund is being established.The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff and resid ents of Cobblestone Terrace and to the nursing staff of St. Elizabeth Hosp ital.God's GardenGod looked around his gardenAnd found an empty place,He then l ooked downupon the earthAnd saw your tired face.God's garden must be beautifulHe always takes the best.He knew that you we re sufferingHe knew you were in pain.He knew that you would neverGet well on earth again,He saw the roadwas get ting rough,And the hills were hard to climb.So he closed your weary eyelids,And whispered "Peace be Thine."It broke o ur heart to lose youBut you didn't go aloneFor part of us went with you.To His Heavenly Home. Brettschneider-Trettin- Lederer606 N. Oneida St.Appleton, Wis.
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1921 - 2003 (81 years)
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