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Please visit her Tribute online at Arrangements by.A heartbroken girl. In lieu of flowers donations to the United Way of Northeast Florida and the American Cancer Society are recommended. at Four Points by Sheraton, Jacksonville Beach. A celebration of Kristin’s life will be held on Sunday Apfrom 1:00 to 4:00 p,m. and Sara, her husband Eric and her brother William C. She is survived by her two children Eric Jr. Her most recent travels included a cruise of the Great Lakes with her husband Eric and a visit to the Croatian coast with her daughter Sara. Some of the places she visited were Alaska, New Zealand, Australia, and Norway, the homeland of her ancestors. Kristin was an adventurous soul and loved to travel, especially anywhere with fiords and waterfalls. All of these can be enjoyed as self-guided walks through the American Volkssport Association (AVA) and it’s Jacksonville chapter, the First Coast Trail Forgers.

To share her love of the coast, she designed and led numerous walks for the First Coast Trail Forgers including those at Jacksonville Beach, Washington Oaks and Fernandina Beach. After her family moved to the state early in her life, she always lived close to the beach, with the brief exception of her college years. Kristin considered herself a Florida girl and loved the beaches and the ocean. She was active in the community, serving at various times as president and treasurer of the Indian Springs H.O.A., the Laureate Zeta Upsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority and the First Coast Trail Forgers chapter of the American Volkssport Association. When the family moved to Jacksonville, Florida in 1988 Kristin continued to teach at then-named Florida Community College Jacksonville. Army Corps of Engineers, but continued to work part time, teaching at Armstrong College and Savannah State College. After giving birth to Eric Raasch, Jr and later Sara Raasch, Kristin left the U.S. They were married in Savannah on September 19, 1981. While living and working in Savannah, Kristin met her husband-to-be, Eric Raasch. Army Corps of Engineers in Savannah, Georgia, building a home for herself on Tybee Island. She left Tennessee for a planning position with the U.S. After moving to Knoxville, Tennessee to work for the Tennessee Valley Authority she attended the University of Tennessee, earning her M.A. She then attended the University of North Carolina, graduating with a B.A. Kristin grew up in Eau Gallie and Indialantic, Florida, graduating from Melbourne High School in 1967. and Mary Kercher in Dayton, Ohio on September 29, 1949, Kristin Kercher Raasch passed away on January 28, 2023.

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