Married: 4 Sep 1920 Putnam Co OH.
She never used the name DORA, but went by EVA her whole life.
Eva was born in Jay Co Indiana near the Limberlost. She would also live in St. Mary's, Perry and Woodville Ohio. The mother of seven wonderful girls, she was a kind, loving and beautiful person inside and out. The blessing of old age was truly a gift to those who knew her and loved her. Holidays were especially wonderful at her home. She and her daughters were marvelous cooks and the food was always plentiful. She was a Methodist, in religion, and read the Bible every day. She had a quiet dignity and great love of family. She is greatly missed!
From News-Herald (Port Clinton, OH) 13 Apr 1999
Dora E. Decker
(Dec 10 1902 - Apr 10, 1999)
Woodville - Dora Eva Decker, 96, of Woodville, died Saturday evening at Gibsonburg Health Care Center, Gibsonburg.
She was born in Geneva, Ind., to the late Charles E. and Jennie (Lough) Hutton. She married Adam Decker, who died on April 11, 1959.
Mrs. Decker worked as a homemaker and was a member of the Woodville United Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary 455 of Woodville.
Survivors include Jean Fulop of Maumee, Thelma Shaw, Marjorie Gappa and Ruth Riffle, all of Woodville, and Alice Kimball of Elmore; 19 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; 13 great-great-grandchildren.
Daughters Marian Ickes and Karen Sampson; sisters, Marie Stauffer, Virginia Wilker and Bertha Teegarten, and brothers, Robert and Darrell Hutton, are deceased.
There will be no visitation. Private family graveside services will take place at West Union Cemetery in Gibsonburg.
Memorials may be made to Woodville United Methodist Church or the donor's choice.
She never used the name DORA, but went by EVA her whole life.
Eva was born in Jay Co Indiana near the Limberlost. She would also live in St. Mary's, Perry and Woodville Ohio. The mother of seven wonderful girls, she was a kind, loving and beautiful person inside and out. The blessing of old age was truly a gift to those who knew her and loved her. Holidays were especially wonderful at her home. She and her daughters were marvelous cooks and the food was always plentiful. She was a Methodist, in religion, and read the Bible every day. She had a quiet dignity and great love of family. She is greatly missed!
From News-Herald (Port Clinton, OH) 13 Apr 1999
Dora E. Decker
(Dec 10 1902 - Apr 10, 1999)
Woodville - Dora Eva Decker, 96, of Woodville, died Saturday evening at Gibsonburg Health Care Center, Gibsonburg.
She was born in Geneva, Ind., to the late Charles E. and Jennie (Lough) Hutton. She married Adam Decker, who died on April 11, 1959.
Mrs. Decker worked as a homemaker and was a member of the Woodville United Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary 455 of Woodville.
Survivors include Jean Fulop of Maumee, Thelma Shaw, Marjorie Gappa and Ruth Riffle, all of Woodville, and Alice Kimball of Elmore; 19 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; 13 great-great-grandchildren.
Daughters Marian Ickes and Karen Sampson; sisters, Marie Stauffer, Virginia Wilker and Bertha Teegarten, and brothers, Robert and Darrell Hutton, are deceased.
There will be no visitation. Private family graveside services will take place at West Union Cemetery in Gibsonburg.
Memorials may be made to Woodville United Methodist Church or the donor's choice.
Married: 4 Sep 1920 Putnam Co OH.
She never used the name DORA, but went by EVA her whole life.
Eva was born in Jay Co Indiana near the Limberlost. She would also live in St. Mary's, Perry and Woodville Ohio. The mother of seven wonderful girls, she was a kind, loving and beautiful person inside and out. The blessing of old age was truly a gift to those who knew her and loved her. Holidays were especially wonderful at her home. She and her daughters were marvelous cooks and the food was always plentiful. She was a Methodist, in religion, and read the Bible every day. She had a quiet dignity and great love of family. She is greatly missed!
From News-Herald (Port Clinton, OH) 13 Apr 1999
Dora E. Decker
(Dec 10 1902 - Apr 10, 1999)
Woodville - Dora Eva Decker, 96, of Woodville, died Saturday evening at Gibsonburg Health Care Center, Gibsonburg.
She was born in Geneva, Ind., to the late Charles E. and Jennie (Lough) Hutton. She married Adam Decker, who died on April 11, 1959.
Mrs. Decker worked as a homemaker and was a member of the Woodville United Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary 455 of Woodville.
Survivors include Jean Fulop of Maumee, Thelma Shaw, Marjorie Gappa and Ruth Riffle, all of Woodville, and Alice Kimball of Elmore; 19 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; 13 great-great-grandchildren.
Daughters Marian Ickes and Karen Sampson; sisters, Marie Stauffer, Virginia Wilker and Bertha Teegarten, and brothers, Robert and Darrell Hutton, are deceased.
There will be no visitation. Private family graveside services will take place at West Union Cemetery in Gibsonburg.
Memorials may be made to Woodville United Methodist Church or the donor's choice.
She never used the name DORA, but went by EVA her whole life.
Eva was born in Jay Co Indiana near the Limberlost. She would also live in St. Mary's, Perry and Woodville Ohio. The mother of seven wonderful girls, she was a kind, loving and beautiful person inside and out. The blessing of old age was truly a gift to those who knew her and loved her. Holidays were especially wonderful at her home. She and her daughters were marvelous cooks and the food was always plentiful. She was a Methodist, in religion, and read the Bible every day. She had a quiet dignity and great love of family. She is greatly missed!
From News-Herald (Port Clinton, OH) 13 Apr 1999
Dora E. Decker
(Dec 10 1902 - Apr 10, 1999)
Woodville - Dora Eva Decker, 96, of Woodville, died Saturday evening at Gibsonburg Health Care Center, Gibsonburg.
She was born in Geneva, Ind., to the late Charles E. and Jennie (Lough) Hutton. She married Adam Decker, who died on April 11, 1959.
Mrs. Decker worked as a homemaker and was a member of the Woodville United Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary 455 of Woodville.
Survivors include Jean Fulop of Maumee, Thelma Shaw, Marjorie Gappa and Ruth Riffle, all of Woodville, and Alice Kimball of Elmore; 19 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; 13 great-great-grandchildren.
Daughters Marian Ickes and Karen Sampson; sisters, Marie Stauffer, Virginia Wilker and Bertha Teegarten, and brothers, Robert and Darrell Hutton, are deceased.
There will be no visitation. Private family graveside services will take place at West Union Cemetery in Gibsonburg.
Memorials may be made to Woodville United Methodist Church or the donor's choice.
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