Judith Kay Stotler

Date of Death: December 26, 2011

Judith Kay Stotler, 70,
of Lafayette died Monday,
December 26, 2011 at her
residence. She was born
October 8, 1941, in Lafayette
to the late Claude and Pearl
Hamilton Bone. Judith was married
to Dale Stotler and
he preceded
her in death. Mrs. Stotler
worked at Purdue University
in the Biochemistry Department
for 24 years. She was
a member of Evangelical
Covenant Church where she
served in the nursery every
Sunday for 11 years. She
enjoyed working puzzles and
being with her daughters
and grandchildren. Surviving
are her children Michelle
L. Liratni (husband
Amir), Lafayette, J. Darlene
Wayman (husband Robert),
West Lafayette, Donnagene
Veach (husband Kurtis),
Lafayette, and Linda M.
Douthitt (husband Daniel),
Lafayette, a sister E.
Claudine Tisma, Lafayette,
and six grandchildren, Sarah
Craft, Benjamin and Jarrod
McHenry, Russell, Kyle and
Alena Stout and
one greatgranddaughter Raelynn Martin.
Visitation will be 5-8
PM Thursday at Soller-
Baker Lafayette Chapel, 400
Twyckenham Blvd. Friends
will be received 1 hour prior
to a 1:00 PM service Friday
at Evangelical Covenant
Church, Pastor Dawn Bodi
o!ciating. Burial will be at
Rest Haven Memorial Park.
Judith was preceded in death
by a daughter, Jessica A.
Stotler, and 2 brothers, Phillip
and Robert Bone. Those
wishing may contribute to
the American Heart Association.

Soller-Baker Funeral Homes, Inc.

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I was a co-worker with Judy in the Biochemistry Department, and was very saddened to learn of her passing. Judy was a courageous person of high character who made the best of the hand that was dealt to her in life. She and I spoke often, especially after the death of her daughter, since I too had lost a daughter. May she rest in peace, and may her memory be an inspiration to her family and all those who knew her. In her name I will be making a donation to the American Heart Association.

I am so sorry for your loss. I am going to miss visiting with her most mornings at work. It would always crack me up when she would refer to me as her ""boss"", because I didn&t feel like a boss. She was older than me and I am still from the generation where one respects those who are older. I respected her and considered her a friend. I will miss her dearly. My thoughts are with her family. Karyn

I am so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

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