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Shirley (Thompson) Armstrong
Augusta Georgia
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I'm sorry that I will not be able
to make it home to Beaver Dam so that I can give my condolences in person.
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Barbara Gray
Hartford KY 42347
My memories of Charlotte will be of her broad smile always.
I never heard her say the word,"no". She always greeted you as though you were the only person in the room, and she had all
day to talk with you. She was a light, and her light will be greatly missed. Your family will be in my thoughts
and prayers.
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KATHERINE BRICKING-WOODS
SHELBYVILLE KENTUCKY
I didn't know Charlotte personally but I still consider her my (nurse) sister. After 40 years of dedication
to patients and her community she has earned not only her golden angel wings but she has left a legacy for all of us to live
up to. I know she is looking down with her hand in god's smiling knowing the difference she made in the world
we live. May God Bless your family and be provided the strength to get through this very difficult time. Katherine
Bricking RN,MSN,FNPp
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Marilyn and Wayne Hunsaker
3430 Rockport Ceralvo Rd.
Rockport KY
Charlotte was a wonderful person and a friend to all. We had many good times in homeroom at BDHS.
I am so glad and thankful that she attended our class get-together after Thanksgiving. Our thoughts and prayers are
with you at this time. We are in Florida and won't be able to attend the service, but wanted you to know that we are
thinking of you.
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Dr. James Naas
2785A Veach Rd
Owensboro KY
Please accept my sympathy in the loss of Ms.
Bratcher. Her care and concern will be missed by her patients and her colleagues.
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Cedaliah Melton
2649 Ashbrooke Drive
Lexington Kentucky
I always remember
Charlotte's smiling face. I am a nurse practitioner but worked with Charlotte with the Kentucky Nurses Association. She will
be greatly missed by all whose lives she touched. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Donna Blackburn
1010 Campbell Lane
Bowling Green KY
Charlotte was one of my former students and a dear colleague. We always 'got caught up' each year during
the KNA Convention and other times as well. My thought and prayers are with the family.
Donna Blackburn
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Donna Meador
Shelbyville KY
I knew Charlotte from Kentucky
Wesleyan and am so sad to hear of your loss. She was such a wonderful nurse and wonderful teacher to her patients and to nursing
students. I know the whole community will miss her and mourn her.
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Bobby & Mary Cook
Evansville Indiana
So sorry for this great loss. Our sympathy goes to the family and everyone who knew her.
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Pam King
312 Conover Lane
Columbia KY
My prayers are with you. Charlotte was such an inspiration to me as a new nurse. She was involved &
passionate about her role as a nurse & a nurse practitioner. She will be missed by individuals, KNA, & the KY Colition
of Nurse Practitioners & Nurse Midwives. My thanks to such a wonderful woman, nurse, & APRN.
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Roger and Patricia Whitler
1606 Center St.
Owensboro Ky.
We had been Charlottes
patients for the last 15 years and had learned to love her dearly. On one visit to the clinic, during our appointment time
a salesman came and was in a rush. Charlotte asked if we minded if she saw to hs needs as he was rushed, we said to go ahead.
We waited in the exam room for about an hour and a half, allof a sudden Charlotte came into the exam room and began to apologise........She
had forgotten we were in there. We all had a good laugh over it. We are going to miss her terribly. May our Lord be with you
during this time of sorrow and always.
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Judy Carrico
1775 Sterling Valley Drive
Owensboro KY
Dear Family of Charlotte,
She
will be truly missed not only by you but also by her colleagues. She is so loved by all. She will always be an
inspiration to me.
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.
Sincerely,
Judy Carrico
(I sent
this message to the NPs of KY this morning:
Please remember in your thoughts and prayers Charlotte Bratcher and her family.
She passed away on Friday. As a dedicated nurse practitioner, her legacy will always be with us through all the lives she
touched.)
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Alvin & Carol Haven
5115 Ely Road
Wooster OH
We are very sorry to hear of Charlotte's death. Alvin is a 1st cousin to Charlotte. We express our
sympathy to the Austin and Bratcher Family. We are residing in Englewood, FL for three months to avoid the cold weather
in Ohio. Hopefully we will try to visit KY this year to see family. Love Alvin & Carol Haven
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Sharon Ford
40 Iron Mountain Road West
Hartford, KY
Charlotte was such a blessing
to my life. She and I met in 1973 and she was the same wonderful, positive person then as she was at her death.
She was my grandson's health care provider and he loved "Dr. Charlotte" dearly. To lose your Mom so soon after your
Dad passed is a double blow. Thank God you have each other and your knowledge that she and Larry are together in Heaven
watching over you all.
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Dana /Johnson/ Render
1159 iron mountain drive
hartford Kentucky
God
gained a wonderful angel ...your mother was a great lady and loved each and every one of her babies and granbabies, we all
grew up together when yall moved out on barnetts station, love to all and if you need anything give us a call. the Render
family
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Nancy Turner
7466 Houser Rd
Paducah KY
Charlotte was my student at Kentucky
Wesleyan and a colleage in the nursing profession. I saw her at KNA meetings and was always eager to catch up on her
family news. Charlotte loved her family and she loved her profession. She was so intelligent and such a driven
person. I am so proud of all her successes. She was an inspiration to many. I don't think I ever saw her
in a bad mood. My prayers will be with you giving up such a great lady.
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William Bowling
1902 Dove Creek Boulevard
Louisville Ky
A woinderful woman. Have
fond memories
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kelsey lee
To the family,
I am sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in knowing that God is
"near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves." (Psalm 34;18) With sympathy
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John Bowling
670 Widener Circle
Franklin Kentucky
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Charlotte...and it will be a tremendous
loss to her family and community. 20+ years after being the student pastor of Liberty UMC I carry great memories of
Charlotte and her parents and her children. What a blessing to know this family. I do trust you will find comfort,
hope, and healing in and through your faith.
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Wilson 809 Mooreland Dr
Bowling GreenKY
I first met Charlotte when I had the pleasure of serving as her preceptor and looked forward to catching
up with her each year at conference. She was a charming lady with the utmost integrity in every aspect of her life.
She will be missed by her colleagues, herpatients, and all those who loved her. We are remembering her family in our
prayers.
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Dodie Kirkendoll, APRN
2800 Glencrest Drive
Owensboro KY
Dear Bratcher Family,
Charlotte touched many lives. I will remember her as a pioneer for nurse
practitioners in Kentucky.
With God's peace,
Dodie Kirkendoll
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Gwen Johnson
517 Broad Streer
Central City Ky
I worked at OCH for around 10 years
and was hired by your mother. She gave me a job and a chance to expand my medical/nursing knowledge and became my good friend.
She would come to ICCU and talk to me and I remember wonderful memories of singing gosple songs with her; like In The Garden
and What A Day That Will Be. i also remember singing with her at Liberty Baptist Church one sunday at the fifth sunday singings.
What a great time we had singing for our Lord. God is smiling today because another wonderful lady/angel has gone to her heavenly
mansion. God's arms has already welcomed her home. I will never forget her and her kindness.
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