Wilma M. Demuth
February 19, 1923 ~ November 15, 2020
Wilma M. Demuth, 97, died Sunday, November 15, 2020. Funeral is private immediate family only. Funeral will be livestreamed at wichita.ucc.online.church 6:00 pm Monday, November 23. Wilma lived a full life, she worked in banking and market research. After her retirement, she traveled all over the world with her beloved husband of 50 years and spent time with her family, which was always her biggest love. Preceded in death by her husband, Max; parents, Frederick and Rosa Oppliger and ten brothers and sisters. Survived by her sons, Curtis (Kathy) Demuth, Stu (Denice) Demuth, both of Wichita; grandchildren, Adam (Kassie) Demuth of Great Bend, Marc (Angela) Kletke of Moore, OK; great-grandchildren, Avery, Matthew and Maci Kletke and numerous nieces, nephews and close friends, many of whom were like family to her. A memorial has been established with Wichita United Church of Christ, 6000 E Harry St, Wichita, KS 67218. Downing & Lahey Mortuary - East Chapel.
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One of the most wonderful people it has ever been my good fortune to know. Together with Max and their wider family, Wilma touched my heart and brought warmth and friendship into my own and my family’s life here in the UK for over 30 years. Truly the end of an era but a life fully lived and an inspirational human being who made the best damn biscuits and gravy ever tasted, not to mention a myriad of other culinary delights. Rest in Peace “Grandma Wilma” together with Max once more. Gone but forever loved and fondly remembered ❤️
To Curt and family, it was a true blessing to have the chance to work around your mom at the airport. I’ll miss her smiles and our conversations, and I know others from our airport feel the same way. Its hard to loose a wonderful mother like yours, and I know you all will miss her terribly as I do mine. The peace we find in their passing is the understanding that they are in wonderful place in the presence of our maker. I wish you all well as you gather family, as possible, together to remember the blessing she was to each of you. David Underwood..
Thanks Dave. Hope you and yours are well. DM me and we’ll catch up.