by YAHOO! SEARCH
Regina C. Belter, 97, retired elementary school teacher
Updated: August 21, 2010, 2:51 AM
Sept. 18, 1912—Oct. 28, 2009
Regina C. Belter, an elementary school teacher in Sloan and North Tonawanda for 38 years, died Wednesday in Our Lady of Peace Nursing Home, Lewiston. She was 97.
Born Regina Cherry in Buffalo, she graduated from East High School and Buffalo State College.
Mrs. Belter spent the bulk of her career as a fourth-grade teacher, first at Woodrow Wilson School in Sloan and then at Gratwick and Col. Payne schools in North Tonawanda. She had a kind and nurturing nature approach but also required discipline from her students, said her son, Paul J. She retired in 1978.
Mrs. Belter helped found the bereavement committee at North Tonawanda’s Our Lady of Czestochowa Catholic Church and was a member of the DeGraff Memorial Hospital Ladies’ Auxiliary and the Western New York Retired Teachers.
Her husband of 46 years, Leonard, died in 1984.
In addition to her son, Mrs. Belter is survived by a daughter, Patricia.
A memorial service will be scheduled.
advertisement
Entertainment Calendar
Best bets:
- Fri 2/10: Brian Regan
- Fri 2/10: Don Felder -- An Evening at the Hotel California
- Sat 2/11: Rita Coolidge
- Sat 2/11: Sha Na Na
- Sat 2/11: Chris Webby
- Sat 2/11: Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra: Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto
- Sat 2/11: Don Felder -- An Evening at the Hotel California
- Sun 2/12: Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra: Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto
- Sun 2/12: Bill Medley
- Mon 2/13: The Low Anthem
- Tue 2/14: DL Hughley and Friends
- more events »
The Feed / What’s Happening Now
No sign of trauma detected in woman found dead
Police in Lewiston seek vehicle in fatal hit-run
Boy killed after darting into traffic is identified
Sabres show some gumption in beating Bruins
Woman, 24, found dead in car
Police raids target massive drug ring
Bills hire a quarterback mechanic in Lee
Sabres find the missing ingredients
Answers to the many questions in Le Roy
Ruff to remain in press box for awhile
Lady Justice’s blindfold gets thrown away
Stay Informed
Newsroom Tips
Have a news tip you think The Buffalo News should investigate?
Call The News tip line at 849-4475 or email us at investigations@buffnews.com.
All calls and emails will be kept confidential.
Buffalo Marketplace
Marketplace videos
Watch the latest offers, products and services from our advertisers.
Browse our print ads
It's the ultimate advantage for Buffalo consumers. Never miss another ad again!
Buffalo Savers: coupons
Buffalo coupons at your fingertips.
Just click and print. It's Easy!

