Ruby Griffin Obituary Wheatland Mo

He also attended the Windsor Assembly of God Church, Windsor. Born: 11 October 1896 Anderson Indiana. Funeral services were Tuesday, October 30, at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Clinton.

This, to Walter, was life. Besides rearing her own family she opened her home to her granddaughter, Miss Evah Denney, now of Appleton City. Military: Ft Riley, 1921-1924. Daily Democrat, Clinton MO, Jun 19 2003 - Larry Dale Smith of Ozark was born May 7, 1950 in Kansas City, the son of Donald B. and Betty Jean (Wheeler) smith. During her stay earlier, when not hospitalized, she lived at the home of Mrs. Olga Boyles and then at the W. Nissen Home. She married Harold E. Ruby griffin obituary wheatland mo.com. Goodall in Lexington, on August 30, 1941.

Mary Beth loved people and enjoyed serving people. Matt and Alex, just five weeks apart. Survivors include his mother and step-father, Phyllis and Ray Yadon, Springfield; brother, David Spickler, Belton; sisters, Patty Bommarito, Dayton, Ohio, Kim Eighmy, Madison, Wisconsin; step-sister, Pat Yadon, Houston, Texas, Auntie M Sharon Rusche, Windsor; cousin, Vicki Levy, Kansas City; many aunts, uncles and cousins. BARR)||May 23, 1859. Clinton, Henry Co, MO - W. Seifried answered the final summons at 4:45 p. Wednesday, September 25, at his home at 502 North Third street.

Cremation after the service. Three years ago she moved from Montrose to the home of her son, where she was given tender filial care and consideration and once more became the life of the community with her ready Irish wit and undimmed zest for living. He was a great bowler and was on a bowling league until a few years ago. Matt added a granddaughter, Lise, to the family with his marriage. At that time his mother and other relatives were summoned to his bedside but he got better and come home for several months. She united with the United Brethren Church at the age of 10 and remained a member until her death. STONEKING, James Dean "Jimmy". Born: 25 January 1873 Qunicy Mo.

First and foremost, Mildred was a loving wife, mother, sister, friend and grandmother. SEFTON, Lowell M. 1905-1993. Polly married Thomas Marion Steward on January 25, 1932. Bur: Hermitage Cemetery Hickory Co Mo 2 February 1954. She was born May 21, 1937, in Lincoln, Mo., the daughter of Harlan Winifred Goodwin and Susie Maria Jackson. James is survived by his sister, Alma; sisters-in-law, Margaret and Rose of Montana; daughters, Karen and Jim, LaDon and Gordon; grandchildren, Arliss, Susan, James, Billy Ray, Paula and Troy, and several great-grandchildren; nephew, Garey and Julie O'Bannon; niece, Susan and Jim Ritter; his special family, Frank and Maureen Ayler; his dear friends, Frances and Loren, and many other relatives and friends. Died: 24 September 1951 E part of town Hermitage Hickory Co Mo. In later years, Pearl, along with her husband Cletis, her brother William and his wife Bertha, enjoyed going places and taking short trips. She is also survived by her sister, Madelyn Hager and brother-in- law, Ralph Hager of Clinton, Mo, and many nieces and nephews. She worked as a telephone operator for United Telephone for thirty-two years.

As a young man, he achieved the status of Eagle Scout and later, as an adult, worked as a Boy Scout leader. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and three infant sisters. SOLKEMA, Bertha Leone EASTMAN. This fine American soldier after H year's training in the states had been with the 12th Air Force In the vicinities of China, India and Burma for the past two years. She helped her husband and children learn to play other instruments and once said that always, somewhere, no matter what else was going on, she seemed to hear beautiful music and could easily believe someone was playing far off. Vera worked at the Windsor International Shoe Factory for several years before stopping work at the factory to raise her family.

SORRELS, William Kennedy. She grew to young womanhood here and was married Richard Shaw November 27, 1920. With true thrift, she supplied their winter's need from her garden and other home grown products. He passed away Tuesday, June 4, 2013 in Appleton City, Missouri. They often cheered him even during the time his health was failing. Interment in the church yard close by. In his life he built his home near the street as his greatest enjoyment when at home was to sit on the porch where he exchanged greetings with every passerby, whether friend or stranger. When several miles from Warsaw, the water became too shallow for the steamboat to run and they walked from there to the home of her husband's brother, Uncle Daniel Snyder, near Mt. Spinar was a farmer and also worked as a meat inspector for the USDA from 1972 to 1993. Pallbearers were grandsons. She attended the Christian Church at Clinton. Bur: Fairview-Butcher Cemetery Hickory Co Mo 2 May 1952. Jim Bert Shifflett, son of Duff and Vina Riley Shifflett, was born July 22, 1904, near Calhoun.

Any visitor to the church was encouraged to "Keep Our Church Going". Ursula loved her family and worked hard to be the best homemaker she could be. SMITH, Anthony Daniel Dean. One Ernest Perry, died in 1902, at the age of six months; the other two - Mrs. Dora Thelma Hosack, and Ellen Virginia Sharp, of the home, together with his wife, survive him.

She earned her LPN degree and worked at Golden Valley Hospital, for her brother-in-law, Dr. Cy Smith, and then for Dr. Richard Witte in Windsor for almost 30 years. John served during World War II as a photographer for the United States Marine Corps in the Central and South Pacific arena. Beulah was a lifelong member of the church and resident of Clinton. Preceding her also were two children, Mildred Smith and Jim Goett; two sisters, Cecile Bono and Frankie Link, and three brothers, Keith, Troy and Chester. He was born on March 20, 1922, in St. Clair County, the son of Walter Daniel and Mary Ann Parks Shoemaker. Clinton, MO - Funeral services for Mrs. Grady Spangler were held Friday, May 2, at the Clinton Christian Church. Spouse: Elzada Langford age 77.

She had been a member of the West College Congregation of the community of Christ Church for over 50 years. After graduation she worked in a bank at Ft. Leavenworth. In 1971, she completed her Bachelor of Science degree with additional hours toward a reading specialist degree. Shy grew up in Windsor.