Born in Bath on April 1, 1956 she was a daughter of Perley and Ruth (Bunker) Bennett. She attended local schools graduating from Morse High School with the class of 1974.
She worked locally for a number of years for the City of Bath Parks and Cemeteries, coordinating cemetery activities and service to families.
She enjoyed cruising in old cars but more than that she liked driving them! She enjoyed time spent with her family and friends.
Litha is survived by her mother Ruth Bunker Creamer of Bath.
Children; Amanda Porch, Lucas Creamer and Kaitlyn Bennett as well as her grandson Aiden Denaco, Brother; Wendell Bennett TX, Sister; Pauline Bennett Bath, Brother; Orin "Bubby" Creamer Carol NJ, Sister; Elaine Chase Bath, Brother; Robert Creamer Kittery, Brother; Gary and Terry Creamer Woolwich, Brother; Roland and Lynn Creamer West Bath, Brother; Joe and Lori Creamer Woolwhich.
She was Predeceased by: Brothers and sisters, Byron, Michael, Elizabeth, Floriece, Hildrith, Ruthie, Douglass, and Jake.
A celebration of her life will be celebrated on February 2, 2012 at 5pm in the United Church of Christ on Congress Ave in Bath. Arrangements are entrusted to the JS Pelkey Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to a college fund set up for Kaitlyn Bennett at Midcoast Federal Credit Union.
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