Notes: Carl Wayne Gray Genealogies

Notes

Matches 9,351 to 9,400 of 11,859

#	Notes	Linked to
9351	She married John A. Dulaney on August 16, 1958, in Olney, and together they shared 59 years of marriage.	Family: Dulaney, John Arthur / Patridge, Betty Ann (F6315)
9352	She married John Hardin 12 Oct 1817 in either Orange County, Indiana or Illinois, depending on what marriage records you look at. They had about 10 children.	Family: Hardin, John Sr. / Colclasure, Mary Ellen (F12610)
9353	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Orender, John / Golden, Sarah (F17733)
9354	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Franklin, Roger / Evans, Linda 'Kay' (F7713)
9355	She moved to Illinois when a young girl and spent the rest of her life in and around Clay City, Illinois. She was converted and united with the Christian church several years ago, and lived true to her faith always confessing Christ as her Savior and Lord. She was a good wife and mother, a good neighbor and was loved and respected by all who knew her.	Belt, Sarah Jane (I23132)
9356	She moved to Portland in 1938, and was a homemaker and a 64-year member of Multnomah Presbyterian Church, where she taught Sunday School. In 1937, she married Carrol W.; he died in 2001.	Stanford, Opal Grace (I29667)
9357	She moved with her family to Olney at an early age and attended Central Grade School and was graduated from East Richland High School with the Class of 1967. She was an active member of Faith United Methodist church in Champaign and a member of their Women's organizations.	Hasler, Nancy Ellen (I1917)
9358	She moved with her parents to Indiana, but returned to Illinois in 1856, settling on the Calhoun Prairie south east of Olney. At the age of sixteen she united with the Christian Church under the ministry of a Brother Courten. She held her membership at Eureka till moving to Olney where she placed her membership in the Elm Street Christian Church. She has been more or less afflicted for the past thirty years. Her last illness was of about three weeks duration. Her sufferings at times were very painful, but she bore up patiently. She delighted in the exceeding great and precious promises of God. These were of great comfort to her.	Harmon, Sarah Jane (I8462)
9359	She owned and operated the End Zone Restaurant in Osage Beach for 10 years. She attended Harper Chapel United Methodist Church in Osage Beach and was a member of United Methodist Women's Club of the church and Elks Lodge 2517 in Osage Beach.	Patterson, Betty Jane (I45540)
9360	She previously worked for Spartan Manufacturing and had retired from the McClish, OK school district as a head cook. She was a member of Oak Street Baptist Church in Flora. Rosie enjoyed playing cards, fishing, camping, quilting, having her family around her, and being with others at Golden Circle Nutrition. She loved Snuggles, Timmy and her family.	Brown, Rosie L. (I21984)
9361	She professed faith in Jesus Christ over 50 years ago and united with the Asbury M.E. Church, where she kept her membership until death, althought since moving to Olney nine years ago she attended the West Main Christian church occasionally, as it has been her preference in later years. She fell and broke her hip six weeks ago, then developed pneumonia. One month ago, her only brother, Quintes Burnell preceded her in death. "Weep not that her toils are over, Weep not that her race is run, God grant that we may rest as calmly, When our work , like hers, is done; 'Til then we yield with gladness, And rest in the sweet assurance, He giveth; his beloved ones sleep."	Burnell, Beulah (I23243)
9362	She quit school at 15 due to poor health of her father. She joined her sister, Mildred, at the International Shoe Company to help the family. She and her husband worked at the shoe factory until 1942 when they moved to Chicago, where she was an operator for Bell Telephone. She and her husband, Lowell, retired in 1968, returned to Olney and spent 14 years in Florida in the winter months. She was a member of Elm Street Christian Church in Olney. Mabel lived eight years at Brookstone Estates in Olney and three years at Richland Memorial Hospital's Long Term Care.	Patterson, Mable A. (I18093)
9363	She retired from Flora International Shoe Co. and was past owner and operator with her husband at Payne's Standard Station, Clay City, a member of the Clay City First Baptist Church and a Sunday school teacher for the Dorcas Sunday school class and was the church Financial Recorder and a member of the Nominating Committee.	Goings, Charleen E. (I13113)
9364	She retired from International Shoe Factory after having worked 32 years. She was a member of the First Pentecostal Church, Flora.	Dunahee, Mary O. (I4652)
9365	She retired from the International Shoe Company after 44 years as an employee. She was a member of the Central Christian Church, Sumner.	Rodgers, Lydia Ruth (I21124)
9366	She retired from West Richland High School as a cook and was a homemaker. She was a lifelong member of Holy Cross Catholic Church and was a member of Holy Cross Ladies Organization. She loved spending time with her large family and she also enjoyed quilting, painting, gardening and ceramics.	Buerster, Florine Antonette (I8113)
9367	She served in the U.S. Navy, was formerly employed at Flora Manor, and attended Heartland Worship Center. Sharon loved working with small children and was always offering to volunteer if she saw a need. She enjoyed reading, crocheting, and was a devoted WWE fan.	Thompson, Sharon Ruth (I41890)
9368	She spent a number of years' residence at Flora and Noble, but has been living in Olney for several years. She was a member of the Noble Methodist Church and the Olney Royal Neighbors Lodge.	Patterson, Stella E. (I22355)
9369	She taught at Hibbert School in the West Salem area and was a homemaker. She was a member of Moravian Church.	Schonert, Theo (I37863)
9370	She taught school at West Liberty, Hinman and Linder schools and worked at the Olney Sanitarium and Weber Clinic. She was a member of Dundas United Methodist Church.	Bennett, Blossom (I11346)
9371	She taught school several years at Noble and rural Clay County. Later she was a nurse for many years in Indianapolis and Chicago area. She was a faithful member of Olney United Methodist Church, W.C.T.U. and Woman's Society, as long as health permitted.	Isom, Goldie Mae (I46563)
9372	She took great pleasure in cooking marvelous meals for all of them especially at the holidays at which time she festively decorated her home as well as the homes of others. She enjoyed many hobbies throughout the years such as designing and sewing western shirts, buying and selling antiques, setting up at the flea markets, creating flower arrangements, going to rummage sales, and most of all, gardening. It is an understatement to say she had a green thumb because she could grow anything, anywhere. Throughout the years, Vera created her own beautiful garden and had every flower imaginable, but she especially loved her day lilies of which she had all kinds. One of her proudest moments was when her friend, Jason Delaney from the Missouri Botanical Gardens created a hybrid lily and named it the Vera Denton. She was truly a remarkable woman who could do anything she set her mind to do. To describe her as a hard-working, strong, independent woman is putting it mildly. She had a heart for Jesus and served him faithfully for many, many years. She was very instrumental in multiple fundraisers held by her church and sold many chicken and noodle dinners made by her own precious hands. Vera was an avid Trump supporter and was deeply patriotic. She is a beautiful soul loved so much by so many and will be deeply missed, however, Heaven is rejoicing and so is her lifelong soulmate as they are now reunited eternally.	Brown, Vera Christine (I10585)
9373	She united with the U. B. church in early life, and lived a faithful and consistent Christian life to the end. She was of a quiet, unassuming nature, and a great lover of her home. She was the very embodiment of all that was pure, good, noble and kind. Out of the goodness and love of her sympathetic heart she gave joy for sorrow, comfort for distress and cheerfulness for despondency. The strength of her life was given in spreading consolation, comfort and good cheer to those around her. Her many acts of kindness and helpfulness reflect the Christian spirit she so consistently lived.	Anderson, Melissa J. (I47039)
9374	She was 1 yr, 9mo, & 14 days old.	Coggan, Nelda (I18431)
9375	She was 9 mo, 7 days old.	Coggan, Nadine (I18432)
9376	She was a 75-year member of the Olive Congregational Christian Church.	Smith, Edith (I31428)
9377	She was a C.N.A. at local nursing homes and Prairie Estates. Geraldine was busy with and devoted to her children and grandchildren.	Hunt, Geraldine Virginia (I21789)
9378	She was a caseworker for the State of Illinois, Department of Public Aid.	Runyon, Connie Lynn (I37505)
9379	She was a charter member of Olney Eagles Lodge, Olney American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars as well as the Moose Club of Olney. She worked as a nurse's aide at Richland Memorial Hospital. She also worked at JJ's Market, Schneider Brother's Grocery and International Shoe Factory. She will be sadly missed by her family and friends.	Skelton, Vivian M. (I25685)
9380	She was a charter member of the Sumner Free Methodist Church.	Hampton, Blanche M. (I5896)
9381	She was a clerk at Bowers Drug Store for several years, and was a member of the Free Methodist Church in Olney.	Goodwin, Bertha Olive (I40949)
9382	She was a CNA and a member of Clay City First Baptist Church. Mary loved her babies and family, enjoyed fishing and taking care of others.	Worthey, Mary Elizabeth (I8887)
9383	She was a CNA at nursing homes. Peggy was very organized and enjoyed fishing, cooking, coon hunting, and being with her husband and family.	Coil, Peggy M. (I19583)
9384	She was a custodian for Coffee County School system.	Pearcy, Ruth Mae (I36780)
9385	She was a custodian for North Clay School District in Louisville and a member of the Louisville United Methodist Church.	Smith, Martha Sue (I34225)
9386	She was a devoted housewife and mother that loved to cook and garden.	Nease, Georgia Chadenne (I452)
9387	She was a devoted wife of 50 years and mother of four children. She was a member of North Freedom Baptist Church of Noble where she quietly lived out her Christian faith. She was a lady of strong faith and a quickly and easy smile. She worked at the Olney garment factory, learned to tool leather and was a homemaker, devoted wife and loving mother. She leaves this world behind with no enemies and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.	McCollum, Elaine Joyce (I8717)
9388	She was a faithful member of First Assembly of God Church in Olney and worked as an EKG Technologist for many years. She will be sadly missed by her family, friends, and everyone who knew her.	Hawk, Frank Shaw (I27862)
9389	She was a food supervisor of Metcalf School for 10 years; member of First Christian Church, Chapter JV of PEO, and a five year volunteer worker with Girl Scouts of America.	Brissenden, Beverly B. (I29651)
9390	She was a former employee of Ainsbrook, KEX, and was a senior aid at the Olney Central College Library. She was a member of Elm Street Christian Church in Olney.	Bradham, Eliza Arvella (I12652)
9391	She was a former employee of Raberse Nursing Home in Flora. She was a member of the Sailor Springs Christian Church and the VFW Auxiliary.	Payne, Lois Marguerite (I19207)
9392	She was a former member of the Olive Branch Methodist Church and was a recent member of the Pleasant Ridge Church	Ingram, Lillie Esther (I8736)
9393	She was a former switchboard operator for the telephone company and a member of Mt. Erie Christian Church.	Benson, Beulah Ann (I5926)
9394	She was a graduate of Erie High School. On September 17, 1959, she married Donnie Eugene Jobe in Erie, Kansas. From 1966 until 1997, they made their home in Morris, Illinois. Peggy worked at Shabbona Middle School from the time it opened until 1997. She was one of the first cafeteria workers at the school. While living in Morris, Peggy was a member of First Christian Church, a Girl Scout Leader, helped with concession stands at Opdyke School, Upon retirement, Donnie and Peggy moved to Lake Pomme de Terre in Pittsburg, Missouri and became farmers. Peggy enjoyed outdoor life including fishing, hunting, farming and gardening. In addition, she was an avid seamstress, painter and crafter. She loved spending time with her family. She was a member of Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church in Urbana, Missouri, where she was a member of the choir. She was also a member of the Pomme de Terre Community Choir.	Edwards, Peggy Lou (I48210)
9395	She was a graduate of the University of Illinois. She taught school for several years in Clay County, then worked for Farm Security. She later became the first Home Advisor for Clay County. She was a member of the Worldwide Church of God. Survivors include a sister Ruth Craig, who whom she had made her home the last several years.	Stoutenburg, Margaret Minor (I22827)
9396	She was a high school teacher in Clay City, starting her career in the Clay City Elementary School, teaching for 35 years. She was a member of the Clay City United Methodist Church , Illinois Retired Teachers Assoc., Clay County Retired Teachers Assoc., Vansans Trace Chapter of the DAR, and National DAR Society.	Powell, Clara Rebecca (I15728)
9397	She was a home- maker.	Wright, Hazel M. (I17728)
9398	She was a homemaker and a cook at the grade school in Sumner for 10 years. She was a member of Free Methodist Church.	Heckler, Vera Lemay (I1211)
9399	She was a homemaker and a faithful member of Ingraham Christian Church.	Dillman, Luanna Ellen (I41314)
9400	She was a homemaker and a member of Bible Fellowship Church in Olney.	Campbell, Ethel (I25381)

Notes

Linked to

9351

She married John A. Dulaney on August 16, 1958, in Olney, and together they shared 59 years of marriage.

Family: Dulaney, John Arthur / Patridge, Betty Ann (F6315)

9352

She married John Hardin 12 Oct 1817 in either Orange County, Indiana or Illinois, depending on what marriage records you look at. They had about 10 children.

Family: Hardin, John Sr. / Colclasure, Mary Ellen (F12610)

9353

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Orender, John / Golden, Sarah (F17733)

9354

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Franklin, Roger / Evans, Linda 'Kay' (F7713)

9355

She moved to Illinois when a young girl and spent the rest of her life in and around Clay City, Illinois.

She was converted and united with the Christian church several years ago, and lived true to her faith always confessing Christ as her Savior and Lord.

She was a good wife and mother, a good neighbor and was loved and respected by all who knew her.

Belt, Sarah Jane (I23132)

9356

She moved to Portland in 1938, and was a homemaker and a 64-year member of Multnomah Presbyterian Church, where she taught Sunday School. In 1937, she married Carrol W.; he died in 2001.

Stanford, Opal Grace (I29667)

9357

She moved with her family to Olney at an early age and attended Central Grade School and was graduated from East Richland High School with the Class of 1967.

She was an active member of Faith United Methodist church in Champaign and a member of their Women's organizations.

Hasler, Nancy Ellen (I1917)

9358

She moved with her parents to Indiana, but returned to Illinois in 1856, settling on the Calhoun Prairie south east of Olney.

At the age of sixteen she united with the
Christian Church under the ministry of a Brother Courten. She held her membership at Eureka till moving to Olney where she placed her membership in the Elm Street Christian Church.

She has been more or less afflicted for the past thirty years. Her last illness was of about three weeks duration. Her sufferings at times were very painful, but she bore up patiently. She delighted in the exceeding great and precious promises of God. These were of great comfort to her.

Harmon, Sarah Jane (I8462)

9359

She owned and operated the End Zone Restaurant in Osage Beach for 10 years. She attended Harper Chapel United Methodist Church in Osage Beach and was a member of United Methodist Women's Club of the church and Elks Lodge 2517 in Osage Beach.

Patterson, Betty Jane (I45540)

9360

She previously worked for Spartan Manufacturing and had retired from the McClish, OK school district as a head cook. She was a member of Oak Street Baptist Church in Flora.

Rosie enjoyed playing cards, fishing, camping, quilting, having her family around her, and being with others at Golden Circle Nutrition. She loved Snuggles, Timmy and her family.

Brown, Rosie L. (I21984)

9361

She professed faith in Jesus Christ over 50 years ago and united with the Asbury M.E. Church, where she kept her membership until death, althought since moving to Olney nine years ago she attended the West Main Christian church occasionally, as it has been her preference in later years. She fell and broke her hip six weeks ago, then developed pneumonia. One month ago, her only brother, Quintes Burnell preceded her in death.

"Weep not that her toils are over, Weep not that her race is run, God grant that we may rest as calmly, When our work , like hers, is done; 'Til then we yield with gladness, And rest in the sweet assurance, He giveth; his beloved ones sleep."

Burnell, Beulah (I23243)

9362

She quit school at 15 due to poor health of her father. She joined her sister, Mildred, at the International Shoe Company to help the family. She and her husband worked at the shoe factory until 1942 when they moved to Chicago, where she was an operator for Bell Telephone. She and her husband, Lowell, retired in 1968, returned to Olney and spent 14 years in Florida in the winter months. She was a member of Elm Street Christian Church in Olney. Mabel lived eight years at Brookstone Estates in Olney and three years at Richland Memorial Hospital's Long Term Care.

Patterson, Mable A. (I18093)

9363

She retired from Flora International Shoe Co. and was past owner and operator with her husband at Payne's Standard Station, Clay City, a member of the Clay City First Baptist Church and a Sunday school teacher for the Dorcas Sunday school class and was the church Financial Recorder and a member of the Nominating Committee.

Goings, Charleen E. (I13113)

9364

She retired from International Shoe Factory after having worked 32 years. She was a member of the First Pentecostal Church, Flora.

Dunahee, Mary O. (I4652)

9365

She retired from the International Shoe Company after 44 years as an employee. She was a member of the Central Christian Church, Sumner.

Rodgers, Lydia Ruth (I21124)

9366

She retired from West Richland High School as a cook and was a homemaker. She was a lifelong member of Holy Cross Catholic Church and was a member of Holy Cross Ladies Organization. She loved spending time with her large family and she also enjoyed quilting, painting, gardening and ceramics.

Buerster, Florine Antonette (I8113)

9367

She served in the U.S. Navy, was formerly employed at Flora Manor, and attended Heartland Worship Center. Sharon loved working with small children and was always offering to volunteer if she saw a need. She enjoyed reading, crocheting, and was a devoted WWE fan.

Thompson, Sharon Ruth (I41890)

9368

She spent a number of years' residence at Flora and Noble, but has been living in Olney for several years. She was a member of the Noble Methodist Church and the Olney Royal Neighbors Lodge.

Patterson, Stella E. (I22355)

9369

She taught at Hibbert School in the West Salem area and was a homemaker. She was a member of Moravian Church.

Schonert, Theo (I37863)

9370

She taught school at West Liberty, Hinman and Linder schools and worked at the Olney Sanitarium and Weber Clinic. She was a member of Dundas United Methodist Church.

Bennett, Blossom (I11346)

9371

She taught school several years at Noble and rural Clay County. Later she was a nurse for many years in Indianapolis and Chicago area. She was a faithful member of Olney United Methodist Church, W.C.T.U. and Woman's Society, as long as health permitted.

Isom, Goldie Mae (I46563)

9372

She took great pleasure in cooking marvelous meals for all of them especially at the holidays at which time she festively decorated her home as well as the homes of others. She enjoyed many hobbies throughout the years such as designing and sewing western shirts, buying and selling antiques, setting up at the flea markets, creating flower arrangements, going to rummage sales, and most of all, gardening. It is an understatement to say she had a green thumb because she could grow anything, anywhere. Throughout the years, Vera created her own beautiful garden and had every flower imaginable, but she especially loved her day lilies of which she had all kinds. One of her proudest moments was when her friend, Jason Delaney from the Missouri Botanical Gardens created a hybrid lily and named it the Vera Denton.

She was truly a remarkable woman who could do anything she set her mind to do. To describe her as a hard-working, strong, independent woman is putting it mildly. She had a heart for Jesus and served him faithfully for many, many years. She was very instrumental in multiple fundraisers held by her church and sold many chicken and noodle dinners made by her own precious hands. Vera was an avid Trump supporter and was deeply patriotic. She is a beautiful soul loved so much by so many and will be deeply missed, however, Heaven is rejoicing and so is her lifelong soulmate as they are now reunited eternally.

Brown, Vera Christine (I10585)

9373

She united with the U. B. church in early life, and lived a faithful and consistent Christian life to the end. She was of a quiet, unassuming nature, and a great lover of her home. She was the very embodiment of all that was pure, good, noble and kind. Out of the goodness and love of her sympathetic heart she gave joy for sorrow, comfort for distress and cheerfulness for despondency. The strength of her life was given in spreading consolation, comfort and good cheer to those around her. Her many acts of kindness and helpfulness reflect the Christian spirit she so consistently lived.

Anderson, Melissa J. (I47039)

9374

She was 1 yr, 9mo, & 14 days old.

Coggan, Nelda (I18431)

9375

She was 9 mo, 7 days old.

Coggan, Nadine (I18432)

9376

She was a 75-year member of the Olive Congregational Christian Church.

Smith, Edith (I31428)

9377

She was a C.N.A. at local nursing homes and Prairie Estates. Geraldine was busy with and devoted to her children and grandchildren.

Hunt, Geraldine Virginia (I21789)

9378

She was a caseworker for the State of Illinois, Department of Public Aid.

Runyon, Connie Lynn (I37505)

9379

She was a charter member of Olney Eagles Lodge, Olney American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars as well as the Moose Club of Olney. She worked as a nurse's aide at Richland Memorial Hospital. She also worked at JJ's Market, Schneider Brother's Grocery and International Shoe Factory. She will be sadly missed by her family and friends.

Skelton, Vivian M. (I25685)

9380

She was a charter member of the Sumner Free Methodist Church.

Hampton, Blanche M. (I5896)

9381

She was a clerk at Bowers Drug Store for several years, and was a member of the Free Methodist Church in Olney.

Goodwin, Bertha Olive (I40949)

9382

She was a CNA and a member of Clay City First Baptist Church. Mary loved her babies and family, enjoyed fishing and taking care of others.

Worthey, Mary Elizabeth (I8887)

9383

She was a CNA at nursing homes. Peggy was very organized and enjoyed fishing, cooking, coon hunting, and being with her husband and family.

Coil, Peggy M. (I19583)

9384

She was a custodian for Coffee County School system.

Pearcy, Ruth Mae (I36780)

9385

She was a custodian for North Clay School District in Louisville and a member of the Louisville United Methodist Church.

Smith, Martha Sue (I34225)

9386

She was a devoted housewife and mother that loved to cook and garden.

Nease, Georgia Chadenne (I452)

9387

She was a devoted wife of 50 years and mother of four children. She was a member of North Freedom Baptist Church of Noble where she quietly lived out her Christian faith. She was a lady of strong faith and a quickly and easy smile. She worked at the Olney garment factory, learned to tool leather and was a homemaker, devoted wife and loving mother.

She leaves this world behind with no enemies and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

McCollum, Elaine Joyce (I8717)

9388

She was a faithful member of First Assembly of God Church in Olney and worked as an EKG Technologist for many years. She will be sadly missed by her family, friends, and everyone who knew her.

Hawk, Frank Shaw (I27862)

9389

She was a food supervisor of Metcalf School for 10 years; member of First Christian Church, Chapter JV of PEO, and a five year volunteer worker with Girl Scouts of America.

Brissenden, Beverly B. (I29651)

9390

She was a former employee of Ainsbrook, KEX, and was a senior aid at the Olney Central College Library. She was a member of Elm Street Christian Church in Olney.

Bradham, Eliza Arvella (I12652)

9391

She was a former employee of Raberse Nursing Home in Flora. She was a member of the Sailor Springs Christian Church and the VFW Auxiliary.

Payne, Lois Marguerite (I19207)

9392

She was a former member of the Olive Branch Methodist Church and was a recent member of the Pleasant Ridge Church

Ingram, Lillie Esther (I8736)

9393

She was a former switchboard operator for the telephone company and a member of Mt. Erie Christian Church.

Benson, Beulah Ann (I5926)

9394

She was a graduate of Erie High School. On September 17, 1959, she married Donnie Eugene Jobe in Erie, Kansas. From 1966 until 1997, they made their home in Morris, Illinois. Peggy worked at Shabbona Middle School from the time it opened until 1997. She was one of the first cafeteria workers at the school. While living in Morris, Peggy was a member of First Christian Church, a Girl Scout Leader, helped with concession stands at Opdyke School, Upon retirement, Donnie and Peggy moved to Lake Pomme de Terre in Pittsburg, Missouri and became farmers. Peggy enjoyed outdoor life including fishing, hunting, farming and gardening. In addition, she was an avid seamstress, painter and crafter. She loved spending time with her family. She was a member of Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church in Urbana, Missouri, where she was a member of the choir. She was also a member of the Pomme de Terre Community Choir.

Edwards, Peggy Lou (I48210)

9395

She was a graduate of the University of Illinois. She taught school for several years in Clay County, then worked for Farm Security. She later became the first Home Advisor for Clay County. She was a member of the Worldwide Church of God.

Survivors include a sister Ruth Craig, who whom she had made her home the last several years.

Stoutenburg, Margaret Minor (I22827)

9396

She was a high school teacher in Clay City, starting her career in the Clay City Elementary School, teaching for 35 years. She was a member of the Clay City United Methodist Church , Illinois Retired Teachers Assoc., Clay County Retired Teachers Assoc., Vansans Trace Chapter of the DAR, and National DAR Society.

Powell, Clara Rebecca (I15728)

9397

She was a home- maker.

Wright, Hazel M. (I17728)

9398

She was a homemaker and a cook at the grade school in Sumner for 10 years. She was a member of Free Methodist Church.

Heckler, Vera Lemay (I1211)

9399

She was a homemaker and a faithful member of Ingraham Christian Church.

Dillman, Luanna Ellen (I41314)

9400

She was a homemaker and a member of Bible Fellowship Church in Olney.