Alma Jo Lotspeich

Alma Jo LotspeichLotspeich, Alma

1934-2017

I was born on the farm and ranch in Ditch Valley Community northeast of Rosston, OK on February 20, 1934, to Kenny and Osie Lotspeich. I was daddy’s “baby blue eyes” and was spoiled by him. Died April 26, 2017.

I was preceded in death by my parents, nieces; Debbie Seeger, Linda Brink, and Marvel Fuson; sisters, Louise Sanderson and Joy Mahan; a precious grandson, Quenton Myatt, nephews Kenney Seeger and Barry Lotspeich; and a wonderful brother R.A. Lotspeich.

I am survived by two children; Teressa Jo Dotter and husband Stephen Dotter of Edmond, OK, Dr. Kenney Weinmeister and wife Dr. Tina Myint of Dallas, TX; grandsons, Zach Myatt and wife Brianna, Cameron Dotter and John Weinmeister; granddaughter Alexandra Weinmeister; three great-grandchildren, Gracie and Grant Myatt and Boston Dotter; many nephews, great nieces and nephews and a host of great friends.

I graduated from Rosston High, Southwestern State University with a BS degree in education and Northwestern State University with a Masters Degree in Counseling. I taught elementary school in Kansas for 7 years, and Counselor at Dodge City, Kansas for 25 ½ years. My years as a Counselor were wonderful working with all students, faculty, administration and staff. There were several awards and recognitions, however, I won’t bore you with them.

As I traveled life’s highways, I had a few bumps along the way, but with my strong will, independence and God’s love, I did it my way. It was the chug holes that were tough, but God helped me up and I dusted myself off and got busy. Moss doesn’t grow on a rolling stone.

I was a strong believer in God and prayer. I always thanked God every morning when I awoke for having another day and ask Him to help me to do things to make others and myself happy. One day at a time Sweet Jesus, that’s all I’m asking of you. I was a member of the Southern Hills Christian Church. Even if I do wrong, today my God will still love me.

My daughter Teressa has been so wonderful, looking after me, calling every morning and evening. Thanks honey. I am so proud of you and admire the outstanding strength you have. I love you very much. Thanks for being my friend.

My son Kenney is a very busy doctor and dad, however, you still had time to tell me you loved me. Thanks for loving me. I’m very proud of you and love you very much.

My words to family and friends: Live each day to the fullest, tell those you love that you do love them, believe in yourself, God, and country. Now don’t cry for me, I may be better off than you. Celebrate my life and think of the good times, the laughs, my telling jokes, and my positive and optimistic attitude. To all may God Bless You.

Funeral services will be at 2:00 p.m. Monday, May 1, 2017 at Southern Hills Christian Church Edmond, OK.

5 thoughts on “Alma Jo Lotspeich”

  1. Gary Weinstein

    Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We are here for you.
    Gary and Donna

  2. What can I possible say about Alma Jo that we all are thinking anyways? Crazy Lady!!! She was a delight for me to see every week. I miss her smile and the joke that she had on her mind this day. Mind like steel trap and the outfits were perfect. Alma Jo was a fashionista before that word was even invented. Small in stature, but larger than life. She was our own Joan Rivers and Elizabeth Taylor in one package. I love Alma Jo and my memory of her will stay for a very, very long time. My thoughts and prayers to her family and friends.

  3. Jan Bates Wilkinson

    Wonderful lady who helped me get into DC3!! She was always there with words of encouragement when studies were tough. Thank you for helping me become an RN! Many, Many Thanks!! Fly High Sweet Angel!!❤❤

  4. Pat Allison

    Jo was a great counselor, friend, and colleague of mine at Dodge City Community College. She was always positive, loved her children and was so proud of them. I have kept in touch with Jo over the years and will miss her greatly. I extend my deepest sympathy to her children, family, and other friends.

  5. Monte R. Boyce

    My Little Jo! How I’m going to miss you. You were always a great source of advice and strength to me in both good times and bad. I’ll never forget your smile, your laugh, your loving acceptance, your quick wit and your positive I truly feel blessed that you were in my life. I’ll always cherish my memories of you. Until we meet again…

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top