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 Martha Underwood, 1945-2017
Martha “Deen” Underwood was Born in Louisville, KY 1/18/1945. Lived in El Paso, TX from the age of 5. Martha was a loving Daughter, Sister, Aunt, and Mother of two. Survived by her sons Paul Duchouquette and John Duchouquette. Also, survived by Mother Lillian Whitworth, Sister Sharon Buchta , and Grandchildren; Bryce, Olivia, Ty, Avery, Trey, and Brady Duchouquette.
Martha was an educator in TX for 35 years and within her pursuit of continued education she accomplished a B.S. in Education, Masters Degree from Cambridge, Mass- As well as a Doctor of Arts in History from Canterbury University, England.
Martha Deen Underwood wrote many poems, articles, books, and won more awards than can be listed. She was an avid traveler and a study of art, history, interesting facts, and life.
On 4/15/2017 Martha Underwood has moved on. Please join us in wishing her well in the new chapter of her journey.
"It takes a minute to find a special person, an hour to appreciate them, and a day to love them, but it takes an entire lifetime to forget them." - Author unknown
We remember Deen, our classmate and friend, as a special person.
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Bradley N. Witt
Sad to hear this... Deen was a good friend she will be missed.Clark W. Schadle
Deen will be missed! A sad day indeed!
Dolores Wheless (Turner)
Did anyone ever get anymore information on Deen? I have searched on the internet and cannot find anything. Thanks
Patricia A. Laugherty (Coberly)
Always sad to hear of a classmate's passing. Gives all of us pause to be thankful for our lives, memories and continued health till our time on earth is over. R.I.P. Deen, you are singing with the angels now.
Karen Lynn Williams (Godwin)
Sorry to hear the sad news about Deen. She was a great classmate and an accomplished woman. She will be missed.
Katherine A. Wearden
I am saddened to hear about the passing of Deen Whitworth. I remember her being a unique person who was a lot of fun to be around. She will be missed by many. Hearing of a classmate's death makes one think of their own mortality and how grateful one feels to still be on this earth. My sincerest condolences to her family. Addie K. Wearden
Pam Davis (Cotten)
Such sad news about Deen...... It seems like yesterday we all shared the halls of Irvin with her, sat in class with her, and grew on to lead various "grownup" lives. Years later, Deen and I taught 5th grade next door to each other out in east El Paso. I was glad to reconnect at a recent school reunion.
Mary Murray (Orella)
Sorry to hear about Deen, a sad loss for our class🌹