Raymond, 85, of St. Henry, died at Community Hospital.
He was the son of Anthony and Frances (Leugers) Puthoff. On Sep 25, 1948, in Philothea, he married Agnes Kaup, who survives.
Also surviving are eleven sons, David (Mary), Frank (Patricia), Kenneth (Debra), James (Cheryl), Ronald (Joan), Kevin (Ann) and Jeffrey, all St. Henry, Donald (Teresa), Columbus, Gregory (Jennifer), Rockford, Michael, Atlanta, Ga., and Randal (Ann), Delaware; four daughters, Kathryn (Carl) Hart, Nancy and Susan, all St. Henry, Virginia (Douglas) Seitz, Coldwater; 34 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren; one brother Merinus (Alice), Maria Stein; and a brother-in-law Cyril Link, Burkettsville.
Deceased are a son linked below; and four brothers and two sisters linked below.
He attended St. Henry Church. He was a member of Veteran of the US Army Air Corps serving during WWII; Member of Maria Stein American Legion, Past St. Henry School Board member and a member of the St. Henry Parish Council during the building of the St. Catechetical Center. He was retired as a general Foreman at the former Avco New Idea Plant in Coldwater.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Henry Church, with Fr. Larry Wyen officiating.
He was the son of Anthony and Frances (Leugers) Puthoff. On Sep 25, 1948, in Philothea, he married Agnes Kaup, who survives.
Also surviving are eleven sons, David (Mary), Frank (Patricia), Kenneth (Debra), James (Cheryl), Ronald (Joan), Kevin (Ann) and Jeffrey, all St. Henry, Donald (Teresa), Columbus, Gregory (Jennifer), Rockford, Michael, Atlanta, Ga., and Randal (Ann), Delaware; four daughters, Kathryn (Carl) Hart, Nancy and Susan, all St. Henry, Virginia (Douglas) Seitz, Coldwater; 34 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren; one brother Merinus (Alice), Maria Stein; and a brother-in-law Cyril Link, Burkettsville.
Deceased are a son linked below; and four brothers and two sisters linked below.
He attended St. Henry Church. He was a member of Veteran of the US Army Air Corps serving during WWII; Member of Maria Stein American Legion, Past St. Henry School Board member and a member of the St. Henry Parish Council during the building of the St. Catechetical Center. He was retired as a general Foreman at the former Avco New Idea Plant in Coldwater.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Henry Church, with Fr. Larry Wyen officiating.
Raymond, 85, of St. Henry, died at Community Hospital.
He was the son of Anthony and Frances (Leugers) Puthoff. On Sep 25, 1948, in Philothea, he married Agnes Kaup, who survives.
Also surviving are eleven sons, David (Mary), Frank (Patricia), Kenneth (Debra), James (Cheryl), Ronald (Joan), Kevin (Ann) and Jeffrey, all St. Henry, Donald (Teresa), Columbus, Gregory (Jennifer), Rockford, Michael, Atlanta, Ga., and Randal (Ann), Delaware; four daughters, Kathryn (Carl) Hart, Nancy and Susan, all St. Henry, Virginia (Douglas) Seitz, Coldwater; 34 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren; one brother Merinus (Alice), Maria Stein; and a brother-in-law Cyril Link, Burkettsville.
Deceased are a son linked below; and four brothers and two sisters linked below.
He attended St. Henry Church. He was a member of Veteran of the US Army Air Corps serving during WWII; Member of Maria Stein American Legion, Past St. Henry School Board member and a member of the St. Henry Parish Council during the building of the St. Catechetical Center. He was retired as a general Foreman at the former Avco New Idea Plant in Coldwater.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Henry Church, with Fr. Larry Wyen officiating.
He was the son of Anthony and Frances (Leugers) Puthoff. On Sep 25, 1948, in Philothea, he married Agnes Kaup, who survives.
Also surviving are eleven sons, David (Mary), Frank (Patricia), Kenneth (Debra), James (Cheryl), Ronald (Joan), Kevin (Ann) and Jeffrey, all St. Henry, Donald (Teresa), Columbus, Gregory (Jennifer), Rockford, Michael, Atlanta, Ga., and Randal (Ann), Delaware; four daughters, Kathryn (Carl) Hart, Nancy and Susan, all St. Henry, Virginia (Douglas) Seitz, Coldwater; 34 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren; one brother Merinus (Alice), Maria Stein; and a brother-in-law Cyril Link, Burkettsville.
Deceased are a son linked below; and four brothers and two sisters linked below.
He attended St. Henry Church. He was a member of Veteran of the US Army Air Corps serving during WWII; Member of Maria Stein American Legion, Past St. Henry School Board member and a member of the St. Henry Parish Council during the building of the St. Catechetical Center. He was retired as a general Foreman at the former Avco New Idea Plant in Coldwater.
Mass of Christian Burial at St. Henry Church, with Fr. Larry Wyen officiating.
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