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Arleta May Lucht
May 20, 1936 — Jun 6, 2016
Arleta M. Lucht May 20, 1936 ~ June 6, 2016 Arleta Lucht died peacefully with her family by her side shortly after her 80th birthday. She was born May 20, 1936 in Woodburn, Oregon to Wilbur and Creta Schneider. She was married to Paul Lucht of Molalla, Oregon. Arleta worked with her husband on their farm for much of her life. She was an active member of the Grace Lutheran Church in Molalla. After Paul died, she moved to Newport, where she worked as an Oregon Coast Aquarium volunteer. Survivors include her sister, Gloria Cornelius of Salem, her sons, Mark and Les Lucht and her daughter Angela Pak. Her oldest son, Craig, preceded her in death when he was just 19. Donations can be made, in her honor, to Dybvad/Lucht Scholarship (Molallal High School) or the Oregon Coast Aquarium. Arleta will be buried at Zion Memorial Cemetery in Canby, Oregon.
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