Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Uhrich, Dr. Kathryn  January 13, 2009
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  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 1/16/2009
  Uhrich, Dr. Kathryn   
   
  Dr. Kathryn Uhrich of Lebanon was called to our Lord this January 13th. She was 
  85 years old. Dr. Uhrich was the daughter of the late Sadie and William Harbach 
  of Lebanon. She was preceded in death by her sister, Elizabeth, and brother 
  Bob, as well as her husband, Dr. Robert Uhrich. Surviving her are her daughter, 
  Barbara Acker of Mt. Gretna; her sons, Randy and Jed of Lebanon, and Bob of 
  Marblehead, Massachusetts. She also leaves behind 10 grandchildren and four 
  great-grandchildren. "Kitty," as her friends were fond of calling her, was a 
  1940 graduate of Lebanon High School. She received her college education at 
  Ursinus College, and her doctorate degree from the Womens Medical College of 
  Pennsylvania in 1947. As a practicing family physician, she and her husband, 
  Robert, shared an office on North Seventh Street in Lebanon for over 30 years. 
  During her life as a physician, she became much beloved by her patients, and 
  was greatly missed by them upon her retirement in 1987. Kate's life was very 
  active up until very recently. She always enjoyed working around her farm, 
  gardening, traveling, and even playing tennis and skiiing into her early 
  eighties. A selfless person throughout her life, she gave of herself to all who 
  knew her, be it family, friend, patient, or even complete stranger. Her caring 
  and thoughtful manner was very unique, and will be sorely missed by all of her 
  family and friends. This world has been truly blessed to have known such a 
  wonderful person. Her spirit will live on in all who have known and loved her. 
  A private service will be had by the family at her farm. In lieu of flowers, 
  the family asks a donation to be made to St. Luke's Episcopal Church of 
  Lebanon.  
  Published in the Lebanon Daily News on 1/16/2009  
  
  
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