My mom, Dorothy Cryer, is a resident where Wib was. I met him last Feb when she moved in. She had worked for Alcoa in Chicago back in the 1940's and they both enjoyed discussing that. He impressed me from the start as a kind and genuine gentleman and I looked forward to seeing him on my visits. I was fortunate to have a conversation with him Christmas morning when he was in the dining room. I went to find

My mom, Dorothy Cryer, is a resident where Wib was. I met him last Feb when she moved in. She had worked for Alcoa in Chicago back in the 1940's and they both enjoyed discussing that. He impressed me from the start as a kind and genuine gentleman and I looked forward to seeing him on my visits. I was fortunate to have a conversation with him Christmas morning when he was in the dining room. I went to find him to wish him a happy birthday. I will always remember him fondly as I know so many at Westminster do. He will be greatly missed.

This is a condolence message for Betty Bitler, who I believe was my 5th grade teacher at JK Lilly School 53 in 1965. Miss Bitler remains my favorite teacher from the elementary and middle school years. I spoke to her at Camp Towaki at Bradford Woods when I was in college and doing a counseling stint there with my boyfriend, Peter. He and I have now been married for 35 years and I retired from teaching music and directing high

This is a condolence message for Betty Bitler, who I believe was my 5th grade teacher at JK Lilly School 53 in 1965. Miss Bitler remains my favorite teacher from the elementary and middle school years. I spoke to her at Camp Towaki at Bradford Woods when I was in college and doing a counseling stint there with my boyfriend, Peter. He and I have now been married for 35 years and I retired from teaching music and directing high school and younger choirs in 2010.
Thanks to Miss Bitler for inspiring me to teach and to her father for raising such a wonderful daughter. I have to imagine that he was also a very special person.
My sympathies as you go through this difficult time and as another chapter in life closes. May you be comforted with sweet memories.
Becky Wright Noot

mr and mrs bitler were our neighbors long ago when we first moved to delphi. we will remember them always as very kind and sweet people. amanda loved playing with the old hats that lois gave her as a child and she always called wilber "grandpa" as he was especially kind to her. they left many good memories on this world and we hope that you find peace in knowing they are together again in heaven.

Dear Bev and Jeanie I receive notices of people that attended Delphi that pass I got the one today about your Dad I had lost contact with him after your mother's passing. Oh my it has been over 50 years since I saw you two last! I have such fond memories of growing up with you. Hope you both are well. I send my best to you both.
Love,
Nancy

I worked with Wib for many years at alcoa. Iwill miss him.

Bob Lewellyn

Dear Bitler Family,

There are few things more difficult than dealing with the loss of a loved one. We, along with our staff, are honored and humbled that you have chosen our family to care for your family during this time. It is our hope that we have been able, in some small way, to lighten your burden and give proper reverence to a life lived. Please let us know if we can be of further service.

Respectfully,

Brian and Bruce Buchanan
4th Generation Owners
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