Herbstritt, Deborah: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Herbstritt, Deborah

Name	Herbstritt, Deborah
	RELATIONSHIP Married since July 29, 1978 FAMILY MEMBERS Courtney Vettorel Daughter Caylie Tautin Daughter Larry Herbstritt Brother JoAnne Snyder Aunt Roxie Taylor Cousin Tammy Ogle Cousin Linda Kramer Cousin
Gender	Female
bible	8 Jan 1969	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Corey Inscription on the inside of the Bible given to Debbie on January 8, 1969 from her Bible school teacher, Lida Corey. Unknown to Debbie or Lida at the time, Lida was Debbie's grandmother. LARRY HERBSTRITT originally shared this on 17 Jan 2015
		Bible inscription from Lida Roberts Corey Corey Inscription on the inside of the Bible given to Debbie on January 8, 1969 from her Bible school teacher, Lida Corey. Unknown to Debbie or Lida at the time, Lida was Debbie's grandmother. LARRY HERBSTRITT originally shared this on 17 Jan 2015
FaceBook	ABOUT DEBBIE I was born in the tiny town of Coudersport, PA and moved to Meadville, PA when I was 12 years old. I have an older sister, Sandra, and brother, Larry. I met my husband, Dan, when I was 12. He was the "boy next door" or in my case, the boy down the road. We have been together since I was 13 and he was 15, except for a year in high school. In 2008, we celebrated 30 years of marriage. In 1986, God blessed us with beautiful twin daughters, Caylie and Courtney. They continue to be the greatest gift and light of our lives. I am a lover of all animals. I have two dogs (Jasper and Jericho ) and two cats (Willie and Jazzy) all of which are definitely members of the family. I would like to adopt a homeless dog from the shelter, but my husband isn't quite on board with that idea just yet. I am fascinated with what life was like in the past, particularly the Civil War era and ancient Egypt. I loved to listen to my parents talk about what their lives were like growing up in the 1920's & 30's. Spending a day in a museum would be considered a perfect day. With our daughters now in their 20's (Courtney's engaged!), Dan and I are slowly getting adjusted to a nearly empty nest. We are looking forward to being grandparents some day and look forward to whatever life holds for our future. FAVORITE QUOTES Each morning when I open my eyes I say to myself; I, not events, have the power to make me happy or unhappy today. I can choose which it shall be. Yesterday is dead, tomorrow hasn't arrived yet. I have just one day, today, and I'm going to be happy in it. Groucho Marx __________________________________ Debbie Herbstritt Tautin November 27 at 1:55pm · Meadville, PA · I have been reading everyone's message of thanks and wanted to post one of my own. For me, this year has been filled with love, family, friends, and discovery. I have received affirmation that love has no boundaries and family has a much bigger meaning and farther reaching roots than any DNA. I am thankful for the love my parents gave to me and the lessons in life they taught me. Dan and I have never been unemployed and we have lived in the same house since 1981, for that I am so grateful. I have a brother Larry Herbstritt and sister (Sandra Junker) that I love so much, and they love me. I am thankful for my husband and the 30+ years we have shared together. I love him so much and he is my best friend. We were blessed with beautiful twin daughters in 1986 Courtney Vettorel and Caylie Tautin. They were born way too soon and weighed two pounds at birth. I am so thankful to God for watching over them and giving them the will to survive. Today, they healthy, happy beautiful young women that Dan and I are so proud of. I thank the men in their lives, Doug Vettorel and Dave Lira, for loving our babies and taking such great care of them. I love you both very much. I am also thankful for the Vettorel family who came into our lives only a few short years ago. You are all very special people. One of our biggest blessings in this life have been the birth of our precious grandchildren, Anthony and Paige. We are grateful to be able to be with them and to watch them grow. I wish many blessings to our family and friends and wish you all a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday.
Family	Larry Herbstritt: a Mother's Day Tribute [1]
	20200531HAv- Larry Herbstritt shared a post. Admin · May 10 at 1:33 PM 2020 Image may contain: 1 person, standing and outdoor Image may contain: one or more people and people standing Image may contain: 2 people, people standing, stripes and child Larry Herbstritt May 10 at 1:32 PM It's been 18 years that I have not been able to give my mother flowers or a Mother's Day card. This post is in remembrance of her, Dorothy Louise Snyder Herbstritt. My mom was a wannabe musician who possessed a good singing voice. She sounded nearly identical to Country & Western singer, Kitty Wells. She would sit by an old wooden radio and sing along and with certain sad songs, she would sometimes break into tears as she sang them. She desperately wished she could play piano like her Aunt Gladys, who had the unique ability to hear a piece of music and then go to the keyboard and play it. My mom bought a play-by-the number organ with the black chord buttons, on which she would spend hours playing old tunes from the 40's and newer ones from the 50's. She was always buying me toy guitars, hoping I might become inspired to learn to play music as well. That finally happened in 1964 and by 1965 I had put together a rock band, initially focusing on playing Beatles songs. That band would have died a quick death if it had not been for my mother giving up her living room for our rehearsals. No other parent could tolerate having a band with drums, PA system, guitars and guitar amps filling up their living room. For me, having all the instruments in the house all the time, each day became my personal School Of Rock. I blasted my mom's stereo (while she was at work) and taught myself how to play drums, bass and guitar. I would learn songs during the day and in the evening when the other band members came to rehearse I knew everybody's part. My mom sat in the dining room and listened and after the band left, she would talk with me about what she liked or didn't like. My mom and my little sister, Debbie Herbstritt Tautin, would collect coins at the Community Building in Coudersport when we had dances on Friday nights. No mom could have been more supportive. The last time I heard my mom sing, was about a month before she passed away. She was in the car with me on our way to see her oncologist, and she began singing, "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" one of my all time favorite Jimmy Webb songs. It was a poignant moment for me. 8You and 7 others 8 Comments Seen by 112 Like Comments Fern Marder What a lovely tribute, and a reminder that this day can be bitter-sweet for many of us. Hugs for you, Larry! 1Like · Reply · 3w Sue Kindzia What a beautiful story! Thank you for sharing! And...Happy trails to you until we meet again! And our beautiful mothers! ???? 1Like · Reply · 2w JoAnne Snyder I always remember your mom singing you are my sunshine at Charlie hooks your uncle Harold bought a guitar once he wanted so bad to learn to play I believe all the Snyder liked music but I think it came from Davy side my granddaughter Julie is musicales when you got that guitari she can play and has a beautiful voice it was one of there majors in college . I remember 1Like · Reply · 2w Larry Herbstritt JoAnne Snyder yes, mom’s Aunt Gladys was Gladys Davey, married to Joe Walaski. Like · Reply · 2w JoAnne Snyder Larry Herbstritt i always heard most of the Davy played instruments uncle Robert Davy could really piano same as Gladys and another aunt played the violin and I wasn’t think was Howard Moore’s mother not sure about the rest Gladys always played for me and Harold when we went to visit them 1Like · Reply · 2w JoAnne Snyder I remember when you got that guitar Like · Reply · 2w JoAnne Snyder Sorry I missed some of sentences hope you can read it 1Like · Reply · 2w Larry Herbstritt Howard Moore, son of Alice Mae Davey, played trumpet, and I was told he sometimes played in bands with Gladys. I remember Howard playing his trumpet at Hoock's bar and he always played Taps for the Memorial Day ceremony in the Courthouse Square in Coudersport. 1Like · Reply · 2w ______________ family pic in front of car: 20200531HAv- Wanda House Hensley Are you the boy child your mom is holding... that little boy looks like his dad in the picture 1Like · Reply · 3w Larry Herbstritt Wanda House Hensley Thats me 2Like · Reply · 3w Wanda House Hensley The little girl favors me .. when I was that age 1Like · Reply · 3w Larry Herbstritt Wanda House Hensley that’s my older sister, Sandra 2Like · Reply · 3w
Name	Debbie
Person ID	I33703	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Herbstritt, Richard Marvin, b. 8 Aug 1920, St Marys, Elk, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1 Feb 2003, Meadville, Crawford, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 82 years)
Relationship	private
Mother	Snyder, Dorothy Louise, b. 9 Mar 1921, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1 Apr 2002, Meadville, Crawford, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 81 years)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	8 Nov 1938	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2, 3, 4]
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residence jt	Abt 1945	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [5]
	ca 1945 in Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA; future citizens of Potter County! So cute 1st Row- - Edward, son of Mr&Mrs E.L. Easton, Coudersport. - Marcia, dau of Mr&Mrs V.F. Scheibner, Coudersport. - Betty Marie, dau of Mr&Mrs S.P. Fergerson, Galeton. - Cheryn, dau of Mr&Mrs C.N. Meachem, Coudersport. - Donna, dau of Mr&Mrs D.E. Herzog, Coudersport. - Diane, dau of Mr&Mrs L.N. Neefe, Coudersport. 2nd Row- - Michael, son of H.J. Estes, Coudersport. - Janice, dau F.B. Tucker, Coud. - Nina, dau C.E. Merchant, Cou. - Julia, dau R.C. Shavalier, Cou. - Sandra, dau R.M. Herstritt, Cou. Elizabeth Ann, dau M.R. Wilon, Cou. 3rd Row- - Billie, son W.W. Thompson, Cou. - Caroline, dau H.E. Carpenter, Cou. - Patricia, dau E.O. Mosch, Cou. - Milo Jr, son M.N. Morey, Cou. - Rebecca, dau N.V. Tauscher, Roulette. - Sandra, dau A.B. Dibble, Shinglehouse. 4th Row- - Maxine Ann, dau R.C. Goodrich, Roulette. - Stanley, G. Ingraham, Genesee. - Faye, dau C.H. Hackett, Cou. - Catherine, dau E.C. Saulters, Cou. - Janice, dau A.J. Matteson, Cou. - Linda, dau R.N. Butz, Ulysses.
Family ID	F3692	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Father	Corey, Roderick V., b. 10 May 1928, Pennsylvania, USA d. 11 Apr 1975 (Age 46 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Snyder, Dorothy Louise, b. 9 Mar 1921, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1 Apr 2002, Meadville, Crawford, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 81 years)
Relationship	natural
Family ID	F6424	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Tautin, Daniel

Children

	1. Tautin, C.
	2. Tautin, C.

Family ID F9060 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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bible - 8 Jan 1969 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

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Photos » Slide Show		Herbstritt Tautin, Debbie w grandkids Anthony & Paige, FB 20140907 by Debbie FaceBook Debbie Herbstritt Tautin September 7 · 2014 Larry Herbstritt and 41 others like this. Diane Smock Barris Aaawwwwwww September 7 at 8:27pm Debbie Herbstritt Tautin I am one lucky grandma! It was so wonderful to spend the weekend with Paige and Anthony. September 7 at 8:36pm · 1 Sherry Curley Hoobler Awesome picture! September 7 at…
		Herbstritt Tautin, Debbie and Dan FB profile pic 20141024 by Debbie FaceBook Debbie Herbstritt Tautin October 24 · 2014 Share Larry Herbstritt and 40 others like this. Tammy Ogle I haven't seen you since you got married. Still beautiful cousin Debbie. Did you get married in 1978? October 24 at 5:24pm Caylie Tautin That's a oldie. October 24 at 5:25pm Debbie Herbstritt Tautin It's not that old! But it's a good…
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[S1703] FaceBook- ?Herbstritt-Snyder-Essex-Figg-Davey-Chase-Dunn-Ellison Family Descendants, Dorothy Louise Snyder Herbstritt, Mother's Day tribute. Larry Herbstritt Admin · May 10 2020- It's been 18 years that I have not been able to give my mother flowers or a Mother's Day card. This post is in remembrance of her.
Dorothy Louise Snyder Herbstritt (1) fact
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Larry Herbstritt shared a post.
Admin · May 10 at 1:33 PM 2020
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Larry Herbstritt
May 10 at 1:32 PM
It's been 18 years that I have not been able to give my mother flowers or a Mother's Day card. This post is in remembrance of her, Dorothy Louise Snyder Herbstritt.

My mom was a wannabe musician who possessed a good singing voice. She sounded nearly identical to Country & Western singer, Kitty Wells. She would sit by an old wooden radio and sing along and with certain sad songs, she would sometimes break into tears as she sang them. She desperately wished she could play piano like her Aunt Gladys, who had the unique ability to hear a piece of music and then go to the keyboard and play it. My mom bought a play-by-the number organ with the black chord buttons, on which she would spend hours playing old tunes from the 40's and newer ones from the 50's. She was always buying me toy guitars, hoping I might become inspired to learn to play music as well.
That finally happened in 1964 and by 1965 I had put together a rock band, initially focusing on playing Beatles songs.
That band would have died a quick death if it had not been for my mother giving up her living room for our rehearsals. No other parent could tolerate having a band with drums, PA system, guitars and guitar amps filling up their living room.

For me, having all the instruments in the house all the time, each day became my personal School Of Rock. I blasted my mom's stereo (while she was at work) and taught myself how to play drums, bass and guitar. I would learn songs during the day and in the evening when the other band members came to rehearse I knew everybody's part.
My mom sat in the dining room and listened and after the band left, she would talk with me about what she liked or didn't like.
My mom and my little sister, Debbie Herbstritt Tautin, would collect coins at the Community Building in Coudersport when we had dances on Friday nights.
No mom could have been more supportive.
The last time I heard my mom sing, was about a month before she passed away. She was in the car with me on our way to see her oncologist, and she began singing, "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" one of my all time favorite Jimmy Webb songs. It was a poignant moment for me.
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Fern Marder
What a lovely tribute, and a reminder that this day can be bitter-sweet for many of us. Hugs for you, Larry!
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Sue Kindzia
What a beautiful story! Thank you for sharing! And...Happy trails to you until we meet again! And our beautiful mothers! ????
1Like · Reply · 2w

JoAnne Snyder
I always remember your mom singing you are my sunshine at Charlie hooks your uncle Harold bought a guitar once he wanted so bad to learn to play I believe all the Snyder liked music but I think it came from Davy side my granddaughter Julie is musicales when you got that guitari she can play and has a beautiful voice it was one of there majors in college . I remember
1Like · Reply · 2w

Larry Herbstritt
JoAnne Snyder yes, mom’s Aunt Gladys was Gladys Davey, married to Joe Walaski.
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JoAnne Snyder
Larry Herbstritt i always heard most of the Davy played instruments uncle Robert Davy could really piano same as Gladys and another aunt played the violin and I wasn’t think was Howard Moore’s mother not sure about the rest Gladys always played for me and Harold when we went to visit them
1Like · Reply · 2w

JoAnne Snyder
I remember when you got that guitar
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JoAnne Snyder
Sorry I missed some of sentences hope you can read it
1Like · Reply · 2w

Larry Herbstritt
Howard Moore, son of Alice Mae Davey, played trumpet, and I was told he sometimes played in bands with Gladys. I remember Howard playing his trumpet at Hoock's bar and he always played Taps for the Memorial Day ceremony in the Courthouse Square in Coudersport.
1Like · Reply · 2w
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Wanda House Hensley
Are you the boy child your mom is holding... that little boy looks like his dad in the picture
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Larry Herbstritt
Wanda House Hensley Thats me
2Like · Reply · 3w

Wanda House Hensley
The little girl favors me .. when I was that age
1Like · Reply · 3w

Larry Herbstritt
Wanda House Hensley that’s my older sister, Sandra
2Like · Reply · 3w

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[S876] Public Member Trees, 201409, Database online.
Record for Dorothy L. Snyder
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[S876] Public Member Trees, 201409, Database online.
Record for Richard M Herbstritt
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[S1708] Public Member Trees, recovered, Dennis/Putman Family Tree - roseannlunn / Dorothy L. Snyder (97) facts 20200827HAv- Public Member Trees, 201409.
Record for Dorothy L. Snyder (97) facts
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Dorothy L. Snyder 1921-2002 Public Member Trees, 201409
BIRTH 09 MAR 1921 • Coudersport, Potter, PA
DEATH 01 APR 2002 • Meadville, Crawford, Pennsylvania,

Record for Dorothy L. Snyder (97) facts
20200827HAv- Dennis/Putman Family Tree - roseannlunn /
Dorothy L. Snyder 1921-2002 Public Member Trees, 201409
BIRTH 09 MAR 1921 • Coudersport, Potter, PA
DEATH 01 APR 2002 • Meadville, Crawford, Pennsylvania,
[S460] FaceBook-, (Location: www.facebook.com;), Some Potter County infants, future citizens.
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Paula Pesock Mitchell
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Potter County
· 1945 future citizens of Potter County! So cute

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Paula Pesock Mitchell
My cousin, Eddie Easton, is the first baby.
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Debbie Easton
Paula Pesock Mitchell omg. Awwww
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Eileen Smith
Paula Pesock Mitchell wasn’t his dad on WFRM?
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Paula Pesock Mitchell
Eileen Smith yes, he was
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Paula Pesock Mitchell
Debbie Easton
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Christine Miller Brings
I want to know: How many of them are still Potter County residents?
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Paula Pesock Mitchell
Christine Miller Brings good question but I don’t have the answer to that. I know my cousin doesn’t
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Linda Goodnoe Russell
Look at those sweet innocent faces??
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