Lerch
Proper noun
Meaning
Lerch (plural Lerches)
A surname.
Examples
Councilman Baker's motion carried 8-0 (Councilman Lerch not voting, citing his wife's serious illness, which he said made it impossible for him to cast an unbiased vote).
For an up-and-coming designer like or Lisi Lerch, “it’s the sorority girls who’ve become some of her most important customers,” reports Kim Bhasin in a Bloomberg Businessweek piece on the subject.
On the professional services side, numerous banks (PNC, Capital One Bank) brokerage firms (SmithBarney, Merrill Lynch, Charles Schwab, Fidelity) and law firms (Ballard Spahr, JDKatz, Paley Rothman, Lerch Early & Brewer) maintain offices in Bethesda.
Councilman Lerch has demonstrated both his leadership and independent spirit during his term in office.
Rose was preceded in death by her parents, her first husband, a brother, John Lerch, a daughter, Dawn Berry and a granddaughter, Laura Jean Berry.