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Nachita Wolff Schoemaker

September 16, 1934 - March 11, 2023

The administrator of this page is Charles Wolff

In honor of Nachita, a loving mother, grandmother, friend and a remarkable woman. Her legacy of kindness and generosity will continue to live on through the people she touched throughout her life. She was an exceptional person, a true world explorer and traveler, who made a difference in the lives of many, always putting others first. Her absence will be deeply felt but her memory will always be cherished. She will be missed forever, be remembered forever, be in our hearts forever.

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Maria en Jan van Dullemen 2023-03-16 23:13:37 wrote:

Dear Charlinho and family, We are deeply saddened by Nachita's sudden passing and treasure our memories of her. These are reflected in the books "Tropical Modernity" about her father Charles and "Architect in Bandoeng" about his brother Richard, which she was very pleased with! We have known her as a very friendly, independent, energetic lady who loved good food, especially Indonesian rice table. We will miss her friendship and friendliness. We will certainly not forget our good bond through our Indonesian roots. Too bad we couldn't make an appointment anymore. Selamat Jalan and rest in peace Nachita. With sincere sympathy, Maria and Jan van Dullemen, author, art-historian.

Maria en Jan van Dullemen 2023-03-16 23:13:37 wrote: Dear Charlinho and family, We are deeply saddened by Nachita's sudden passing and treasure our memories of her. These are reflected in the books "Tropical Modernity" about her father Charles and "Architect in Bandoeng" about his brother Richard, which she was very pleased with! We have known her as a very friendly, independent, energetic lady who loved good food, especially Indonesian rice table. We will miss her friendship and friendliness. We will certainly not forget our good bond through our Indonesian roots. Too bad we couldn't make an appointment anymore. Selamat Jalan and rest in peace Nachita. With sincere sympathy, Maria and Jan van Dullemen, author, art-historian.

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