I remember meeting my cousin (Charlotte Jean aka Tootie - no idea where that nick-name came from) when we were teenagers.  I liked her alot, But, unfortunately we didn't see each other often.  She was a feisty and happy person.  My thoughts and prayers are with the family.  I wish I could have come but had shoulder replacement surgery and can't drive.       

I have so many memories of my Auntie Tootie, from her calling me blondie to her always carrying bags full of goodies into my mom's house. It seemed every time she visited she had more things to share. We shared many things in common, including a love for wine and a cup of my dad's coffee ( To this day, I remember when my mom would offer her a cup she would ask if Terry made it.) 
I will always remember her strong personality and her laugh.  I will miss you, Auntie Tootie. 

I remember being the flower girl at Jim and Tootie’s wedding in 1969 and feeling so pretty in my grown up dress.  Shared Christmas cards for years,  and saw them last at Christopher’s wedding.    My heartfelt sympathy to my cousin, Jim, and his family.  Julie (Brandt) Dodge.

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Charlotte J. Brandt

Passed away on DECEMBER 1, 2021

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