Birth date: Aug 10, 1913 Death date: Aug 10, 2010
Teresa M. Drockelman, age 97 of Batesville, died Tuesday, August 10, 2010, at her home. Born March 11, 1913 in Batesville, she is the daughter of Margaret (Nee: Grossman) and William Tekulve. She married Alvin Drockelman May 17, 1 Read Obituary
Dear Margie and Family,I cannot help but smile when I remember "childhood memories" of you & your mom and all the time I spent at your home in grade school.Pie dough with "cinnamon and sugar" treats, helping us with school work, praying the rosary after the evening meal ... all good things. What a privilege and honor to have known Teresie and what a treasure the angels have in welcoming her home in heaven.In Friendship and Sympathy,Kelly
You have our deepest sympathy. Teresa was a wonderful, nice woman.
To Buck and Margaret-Neither of you have met me and I never met your mother but she touched my life and my brother and sisters life so many times. As I read the obit online it didn't surprise me to read that she did so much at Christmas time since that is when she touched us. When we were kids she would send us a package at Christmas time with card and board games in it. We always looked forward to her package. With out her I probably wouldn't have learned Monopoly or Yahtzee. What fond memories she made for us without even being here. I can only imagine if we had been there. My best to you all. Howard
Mrs. Drockelman was a wonderful lady. I enjoyed meeting her as did my daughter Cassie. You have our families deepest sympathy. Many blessings to your family. She was also a good friend of my husband's grandmother Leona Williams I am to understand. She will be missed.Sincerely,Ronald and Denean Williams and family
My sympathy and prayers are with your family as you mourn the loss of Teresa. I know my parents enjoyed her & Alvin's friendship for years & I have some fond memories of them!
Buck, I am in Michigan and will not be able to be at the funeral. I remember your Mom like it was yesterday. A wonderful person, so kind and caring. She was what made America a great place to live and she gave so much to so many in her own way. She made me always feel happy and good. I am sorry. Thinking about you. Gus
