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(Left to Right- Sarah and Michael Sirrott, Aldra Lauterbach, Aaron Sirrott, and Aldra Sirrott)
Aldra Lessner Lauterbach Celebrates 100 Years
The Board of County Commissioners presented a proclamation to Ms. Aldra Lauterbach in observance of her 100th birthday. Aldra was born to Mildred and Charles Lessner
in Baltimore, Maryland on March 29, 1917 and has two sisters, Ms. Gwen
Stonelake and Ms. Gloria Jane Mitman. She was married for 66 years to the late
William Vogts Lauterbach, Jr. who served as Carroll County Commissioner from
1982 to 1986. She has a daughter, Aldra Sirott (late husband Jeff), grandson
Michael Sirott (wife Sarah) and grandson Aaron Sirrott.
An active participant in planning the Maryland Wine Festival, she lived in Manchester, MD from 1954 to 2000. Aldra enjoys dancing, playing bridge and and the piano. She is known to be a good listener and
always willing to support her friends and family and that’s why she is loved by
all and is an inspiration for her life well-lived, her enthusiasm and
determination to continue on with her life at the young age of 100 years.
The Board of Carroll County Commissioners hereby proclaim Wednesday, March 29th, 2017 as Aldra Lessner Lauterbach Day.
 The Commissioners signed and sent the proclamation to Ms. Lauterbach last week for a weekend recognition of her upcoming birthday. Aldra now resides in Virginia but has fond memories of Carroll County, MD. Here she is seen displaying the proclamation from the Board of Carroll County Commissioners.
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 More about Commissioner William Lauterbach
William Lauterbach served as a Carroll County Commissioner from 1982 to 1986. He served alongside Commissioner John Armacost and Commissioner Jeff Griffith. In an article from The Sun on November 13, 1986, Mr. Lauterbach named starting the Office of Public Information and the Office of Tourism as some of the positive goals he achieved as a county commissioner. After not seeking a second term 1986, Commissioner Lauterbach would later serve as Chairman of the Carroll County Planning and Zoning Commission.
Here Mr. Lauterbach can be seen presenting a proclamation to a former Mrs. Maryland winner.
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