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Woehr, Laura D.Thursday, March 31, 2005
Laura Dickinson Woehr, 89, of Hopewell, died Thursday, March 31, 2005 in John Randolph Medical Center. She was born in New York, the daughter of the late Floyd E. Dickinson and Anna Terpening Dickinson, and was the widow of Frederick A. Woehr, Sr. Mrs. Woehr was a faithful and very active member of First United Methodist Church in Hopewell where she was very active in numerous organizations within the church, She was a Hopewell school teacher for almost 40 years, a member of Hopewell retired teachers association, the Historic Hopewell Foundation, Daughters of the American Revolution where she served as chaplain for 25 years, member of Association for preservation of Virginia Antiquities for many years, a docent at Weston Manor for many years, member of Womans Club of Hopewell and the Tri-Cities Doll Club. Surviving are her daughter, Anne D. Royster and husband, John, a son, Frederick A. Woehr, Jr. and wife Anne, Seven grandchildren, Eric T. Royster & wife Jennifer of Harpers Ferry, WV., Laura Anne Moxley & husband Jeff of Henderson, NV., B. Scott Royster & wife Kelly of Petersburg, Va. Cheryl Anne Woehr of Alexandria, Va., J. Shannon Royster & wife Whitney of Chester, Kristin Smith & husband Adam of Lexington,VA. and Melissa Woehr of Boston, MA, twelve great-grandchildren, several nieces & nephews. Condolences
Dear Mrs. Woehr's family, Anne, Freddy and families--Mrs. Woehr will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by anyone who has ever had the honor and pleasure of knowing her. I will never forget her beautiful smile. My condolences to all of you. Doris (Gunn) Koch Posted by: Doris (Gunn) Koch at April 2, 2005 08:10 AMDear Anne, Fred, and your Families, I was so sorry to receive this e-mail from my sister letting me know of the passing of your Mother. I have fond memories of watching TV at your home with you and your parents prior to our having a TV (and our dog waiting on your front stoop) in the early 50s as well as us going to school together. I also remember your Mother as the teacher at Mrs. Pace's when my brother graduated from kinder program. My prayers are with you and your families at this most difficult time--I do understand since I have been there. In prayer and thought, Ann and Fred - How I wish we could be in Hopewell to comfort you in person. Aunt Laura was a beautiful lady and will be greatly missed. She was probably the most gentile woman I have ever known, with eyes that sparkled when she smiled. I will cherish,even more, the picture I had taken with her at Tim's wedding. All our love, Deb and Morgan. Posted by: Deb Dickinson, Morgan at April 1, 2005 08:29 PMLaura touched the lives of many, including ours. We will forever remember the many things she did for others. From our home in Florida we send our condolences to her family and many friends. Tom and Kathy Fisher Posted by: Tom and Kathy Fisher at April 1, 2005 02:25 PMI'm so very sad to hear about Great Aunt Laura's passing and know that she will be greatly missed by her extended family and all her friends in Hopewell. Sue Christensen Posted by: Susan Christensen at April 1, 2005 08:12 AM |
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