We are sad to announce that on April 13, 2021 we had to say goodbye to Larry Lewter of Hermiston, Oregon, born in Amarillo, Texas. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

He was loved and cherished by many people including: his parents, Forest Lewter and Anna Lewter (Raef); his wife Betty Herrera; his children, Monica Rodriguez (Danny), Andy Lewter (Desa) and Tamara Lewter-Gerard (Randy); his grandchildren, Amber, Cody, Chaz, Trevor, Justine, Evan, Damian and Preston; his great grandchildren, Kaden, Wyatt and Amarissa; and his sister Sheron Lewter. He was also cherished by several nieces and nephews.

Family suggest memorial contributions to the American Heart Association or to the American Cancer Society.

Suggested donation : American Heart Association

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Burns Mortuary of Hermiston

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April 16, 2021

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“April 16, 2021 kenneth fickel wrote a sympathy message “To the Larry Lewter family, we sincerely offer our condolences. To Betty especially, I wish the best for you to proceed with faith, health & happiness, as hard as it may seem. The pain will eventually diminish with time but the memories of of Larry's legacy will endure forever. I worked under Larry for many years at ODOT. I respected his intelligence and envied his concern and dedication to fellow employee's. I retired in 1999 and often w”

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April 16, 2021

kenneth fickel wrote a sympathy message

“To the Larry Lewter family, we sincerely offer our condolences. To Betty especially, I wish the best for you to proceed with faith, health & happiness, as hard as it may seem. The pain will eventually diminish with time but the memories of of Larry's legacy will endure forever. I worked under Larry for many years at ODOT. I respected his intelligence and envied his concern and dedication to fellow employee's. I retired in 1999 and often wanted to meet with Larry again. Sincerely, Kenneth Fickel”