Remembering Katherine Lutz
- Jul 7, 2020
- 1 min read
Katherine Lutz
As word of her passing reached the prolife community, from Pittston to Pittsburg, Scranton to Harrisburg, the feelings of love and respect for this iconic hero of the unborn could be felt across the state. Katherine lived her life with a passion for defending the child in the womb. As a member of the Hazleton Chapter of Pennsylvanians for Human Life she served as secretary and was honored in May of 2019 for her “life of love, her love of life”. The very mention of her name elicited memories by other chapter leaders. Katherine never missed Scranton Chapter’s pro-life breakfast or Wilkes Barre’s annual pro-life dinner. Even after Katherine resigned as PHL Hazleton secretary she would critique my articles with her keen secretary’s eye. As I drove down Ridge Street to have her proofread my work there was no need to remember the address; the prolife stickers and banners on her front porch were reflective of the dedication of that amazing lady. She spearheaded the areas largest carnation fundraiser every Mother’s Day in the Freeland Catholic Community. Loved and respected by all, she was the embodiment of kindness. My children adored her and her wonderful husband, Rockie. They recalled her and Rockie bringing us treats when life was hard.
Katherine, your life of dedication will be remembered; your light to our community will continue to shine. May you be ushered into heaven by millions of tiny angels whose life you unceasingly defended.
Love you for LIFE (Katherine’s famous sign off),
Maryann Lawhon
THE VOICE OF JOHN
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I read the “Remembering Katherine Lutz” post on the Voice of John blog and it talks about how people in the community felt when she passed away and the ways she was remembered kindly by folks in places like Pittston and Scranton. Seeing her life story made me think back to when I used a project called CIPD Assignment Service during a hard study week and it helped me get through a big workload last term. It was a bit emotional to read about someone’s passing and made me think about how important it is to support others while we still can.
Reading this tribute to Katherine Lutz felt really moving because it reminded me how much people can mean to a community and how their loss leaves a real hole in everyone’s life. It made me think back to the nights I was worrying about deadlines and exams, feeling so stressed that I even wondered if I could pay to do my exam just to get it out of the way and stop feeling so overwhelmed.
Reading this piece about remembering Katherine Lutz felt very personal, especially the way it focused on kindness and the small moments that stay with people. It made me think about a tough time in my studies when I leaned on assignment help for CIPD students while also dealing with loss, and how support mattered then. Stories like this remind me that honoring someone’s life is really about carrying their values forward in our own daily actions.