Lutricia Pauline Wallace Wolff

Was born in Martinsburg, West Virginia on July 29, 1938.

She was born to Mary Elizabeth Logue and Gordon Hugh Wallace.

In Later years 2019 when DNA was available; We found out that her Biological father was not Gordon Hugh Wallace.

But John Jacob Fix SR. from Licking Creek , PA Fulton County.

you can find more information on this subject through Ancestry .com look up Mary Wolff genealogy tree for Wolff, Berger, Wallace , Fix, King, Logue

Lutricia had an older half sibling ( Nitza Gregory ) . Nitza lived in Baltimore , City Maryland and with Gordon Hugh Wallace and Mary Elizabeth.

Lutricia was raised by her Grandmother (Gordon Hugh Wallace's mother) Ruth Pauline Wallace1st marriage 2nd marriage Grimm (nee) Flora.

Later she had a half brother born Terri Hugh Wallace. Who was also raised by Ruth.

At about the age of eight years old. Lutricia & Terri were taken from their grandmother Ruth; and brought to Baltimore City, Maryland to live with Nitza,

and her mother as well as Gordon Hugh. Lutricia and Nitza had to baby sit, clean house and cook. There were three other siblings born; that Lutricia and Nitza had to basically raise.

They were Linda, Larry, Rosemary. Their mother would later divorce Gordon Hugh and marry John S. Ziolkowski later changed his surname to Curley.

Lutricia Graduated from JANE ADAMS VOCATIONAL TECH. She obtained a cashiering job at Wagners grocery store.

Most of Lutricia's check was taken from her by her mother to pay bills and buy things for the siblings. Lutricia was lucky if her mother left her enough money to take the bus to and from work each day. There were many times when Lutricia had to walk back and forth to work a nearly twelve miles.

Lutricia bought a thirty plus pound Thanksgiving turkey for her family and did not have bus fare to get it home.No one from the family would even pick her up from work. She had to carry that turkey all those miles home.

Lutricia met her husband Kenneth Michael Wolff while working at Wagners he was a salesman that would come into the store.

They married and eventually had five children; Marylou, Anita Lynn, Kenneth Michael ll , Kathleen Renee, Marcella Jo.

In between raising their own five children and Lutricia being a Homemaker,she and husband Kenneth took in at different times her brother Larry , Linda, Rosemary.

Lutricia always had a house full of kids from the neighborhood everyone called her Mom.

She made snow cones for everyone in the summer.

Lutricia made her children clothing, and their barbie dolls had homemade wardrobes every detail was absolutely beautiful.

There were always full coarse meals on the table seven days a week .

Lutricia always knew where her children were and what they were doing.

She would build snowmen with them at Christmas time she always got a part time job in downtown Baltimore so that she could make layaway's. Those were for her children for Christmas toys and clothing.

Her husband at Christmas would put out the Christmas lights and the children would help. When they came in Lutricia had hot freshed baked cookies and hot homemade cocoa with marshmallows.

As her children grew and started having children of their own; Lutricia was always there for not only her children but for her Grand Children a total over the years of Thirteen and eighteen Great Grandchildren .

Lutricia was always a Mother first and a Best Friend.

Lutricia my Mom will be deeply missed; Holiday's and everyday will never be the same.

I love you

Mom

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On May 7, 2020 Lutricia Pauline Wolff (nee Wallace) beloved wife of the late Kenneth Michael Wolff, I, and devoted mother of Mary Lou Woods, Anita Lynn Logan, Kathleen Renee Beck, Marcella Jo Reiland, and the late Kenneth Michael Wolff, II. She is survived by 13 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.

She is the sister of Linda, Rosemary, Larry, Pam, Johnny, Ruby, and Kim and also survived by many nieces and nephews and sons-in law.

A Virtual Celebration of Lutricia's life will be streamed on our website on

TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2020 at 4:00pm. To view the service live, please click on this link:

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Following the live stream, the service will remain available for one month on our Facebook videos page:

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Private Interment in the Maryland Veterans’ Cemetery in Crownsville, Maryland. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the St. Jude Childrens’ Research Hospital 501 St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105.