Thiringer,
Henry M.,
9-14-2000
“Davenport.—Funeral
service for Dr Henry M. Thiringer, 89, are scheduled Friday, Sept 15 at 11
a.m. at
Zion
Lutheran
Church
in Davenport
with Rev Mark Egertson officiating. Concluding
rites and vault interment will follow at 2:30 p.m. at
Spokane
Memorial
Gardens. A family and friends
reception will follow the funeral service in the fellowship hall of the
church. Dr Thiringer died Sept
6, 2000 at his home in
Forest Grove, OR. Born Nov 1, 1910, in
Atwood,
KS, he was the son of Mathias and Theresia (Unger) Thiringer. As a young boy,
he moved with his family to
Davenport, where he attended school. He graduated in 1940 from the National College
of Chiropractic in
Chicago,
IL. He also attended and taught at the
College
of
Chiropractic
in
Los Angeles, CA. He married Inez G. King in
1934. The couple lived in the
Spokane
area, where he had a chiropractic practice until his retirement in 1986.
They moved to Forest Grove in 1988. She preceded him in death in 1999
after celebrating their 65th anniversary. The Thiringers also
operated the White Swan lunch counter in
Spokane
for many years before he attended chiropractic college.
He belonged to Emmanuel Lutheran in
Cornelius,
OR. He was preceded in death by his parents; four brothers, Hans, Matt, Paul
and William Thiringer; two sisters, Theresia Reinbold and Susan Slater and a
daughter, Shirley. He leaves
his son and daughter-in-law, Dr Sheridan A. and Judy Thiringer, Veronia, OR;
a stepson, Justin Serley, Portland, OR; two brothers, Ed Thiringer of
Portland, and Carl Thiringer of Spokane; three sisters, Nellie Coleman and
Freda Graham, both of Davenport and Della Stewart of Seattle; three
grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.” (
Davenport
Times: 9-14-2000)
Thiringer,
Inez,
2-11-1999
“Memorial
service for Inez Genevieve Thiringer was held Feb 3 at
Emanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Cornelius, OR
. The Rev Delmer T. Anderson officiated. Mrs. Thiringer, 91, died Jan 30,
1999 at
Forest
View
Care
Center
in
Forest Grove, OR. Born Aug 28, 1907, to
William W and Victoria C (Willey) King, Inez was raised and educated in
the Ritzville and
Spokane
area. She was united in marriage to Henry Thiringer, who was born and
raised in the
Egypt area, and together they celebrated over 65 years of marriage.
The Thiringers raised three children, and owned and operated a
restaurant, the White Swan, in
Spokane
for many years. As a young mother, Mrs. Thiringer was involved with her
children’s activities, serving as a den mother and room mother.
Mrs. Thiringer was an active member of the
Emanuel
Lutheran Church
in
Spokane
for many years. She had
attended the
Emanuel
Lutheran
Church
in
Cornelius, OR
, after she and her husband moved to the Forest Grove area in the 1980s to
be closer to their family. Among
her personal interests, Inez enjoyed sewing, painting and pastels. She was
very talented in arts and crafts. Her mother had been a hat maker and Inez
was an accomplished seamstress at an early age. Besides her parents, Inez
was preceded in death by her daughter, Shirley.
Survivors include her husband, Henry, at their home in Forest
Grove; a son and daughter-in-law, Dr Sheridan and Judy Thiringer of
Veronia,
OR; a stepson, Justin Serley of
Seattle; and three grandchildren, Donna Homan of Seattle, Sherry Richards of
Columbus,
OH, and Kim Thiringer of
San Diego, CA. Forest Grove Memorial
Chapel was in charge of arrangements, with private interment at
Spokane
Memorial
Gardens.” (Davenport Times: 2-11-1999)
Thiringer,
Paul Jacob,
5-07-1998
“
Davenport
native Paul Jacob Thiringer, 78, passed away April 23, 1998 in
Roseburg,
OR
. Funeral service for Mr.
Thiringer, who made his home in
Oregon
in 1965, was held there April 27 at
Wilson’s Chapel of the Roses, with Pastor Wally Gustav officiating. Interment
of Mr. Thiringer, who was a member of the
Lutheran
Church, followed at Roseburg
National
Cemetery
. Pall bearers were Ed Thiringer, Craig Thiringer, Jerry Thiringer, Matt
Thiringer, Robert Thiringer and Ray Stewart.
Born May 14, 1919 at
Davenport
to Mathias and Therisa (Unger) Thiringer, he served in the Army Air Corps
during WW II. On Feb 1, 1944,
he married Donna Blair in Fresno, CA. Mr. Thiringer spent most of
his life around farm animals, first in
California, where he had dairy cows, and then I March 1965, he and his wife went to
Oregon
and went into the cattle business. Survivors
include three brothers, Edwin R. Thiringer of Portland, OR, Carl D.
Thiringer of Spokane, and Dr Henry M. Thiringer of Forest Grove, OR; three
sisters, Della M Stewart of Seattle, and Nellie Coleman and Frieda Graham,
both of Davenport; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife on Sept 1, 1980, and five
brothers and sisters.
Wilson’s Chapel of the Roses was in charge of arrangements.” (Davenport
Times: 5-07-1998)
Thorpe,
Adaline, 10-20-1983
“Adaline
(Betty) Thorpe died Oct 13, 1983 in
Lincoln
County
Hospital. Born in 1914 in
Wisner,
MI, she lived in
Detroit
most of her early life. She worked in a defense plant during WW II.
She married Bob Thorpe in April 1946, and they then moved to
Davenport. Thorpe is survived by her husband Bob; two brothers, James and William
McCreedy,
Detroit; and one sister, Edlough Messer, Wisner.
Cremation followed services at Strate Chapel Oct 14.”
(Davenport Times: 10-20-1983)
Thurman,
Gary,
5-13-1999
“Memorial
service for longtime area resident Gary Thurman of Almira was held
Friday at the Davenport Assembly of God Church, with Pastor Pat Hogan
officiating. Inurnment was at the
Johnson
Cemetery
near
Fort
Spokane. Born Oct 29, 1956, Mr.
Thurman died May 4, 1999 after a valiant battle with liver problems. He
was 42. Employed by the
Lincoln
County
Public Works Dept. for 10 years, he was working as a heavy equipment
operator in Wilbur until health problems made him quit in July 1998.
A very proud recovered alcoholic of 11 years, he enjoyed fishing,
gardening and tending to his yard. He was remodeling his house when his
health began to fail him. Survivors
include his wife, Suzy Thurman of Almira; his mother , Bobby June
Thurman of Davenport; two sons, Steven Thurman and Michael Thurman;
eight brothers, Joe and his wife Brenda Thurman of Gervais, OR; Brian
and his wife Sarah Thurman of Choctow, OK; Terry Thurman of Enid, OK;
Bob and his wife Connie Thurman of Spokane; Glen Thurman of Fairbanks,
Alaska, and Jerry and his wife Kandace Thurman, David and his wife
Rhonda Thurman, and Dwayne and his wife Brenda Thurman, all of
Davenport; numerous nieces and nephews; and his mother-in-law, Betty
Rudolph of Davenport. He was preceded in death by his father, Bob
Thurman. Heritage Funeral Home in
Spokane
was in charge of cremation.” (Davenport Times:
5-13-1999)
Tramm,
Thelma E.,
2-17-1983
“Thelma
E. Tramm of
Bellevue
died in
Sun City,
CA
, on Feb 7, 1983. She was the
daughter of the later Peter N. Tramm and wife Gertrude, a pioneer family of
Reardan. A graduate from
Reardan
High School
and WSU, she was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
Tramm taught at
Mason
Junior High school
in
Tacoma
and then was employed by The Boeing Co, until her retirement. She is
survived by one sister, Mrs. A. J. Nielson of Bellevue; a niece, two nephews and several grand-nieces and grand-nephews. A
memorial service will be announced later.” (Davenport Times:
2-17-1983)
Troth,
Bill,
11-28-1992
“A
recently hired soil conservationist at the
Davenport
field office, Bill Troth died the first week of November. For the previous
six months, Mr. Troth assisted with Fo_ Security Act conservation compliance
plan revisions and state reviews. He
also helped with the Conservation Reserve Program status reviews.
Mr. Troth brought extensive agriculture experience with him to his job
in
Davenport. In addition to a degree in agriculture, he managed his family’s
dry land
farm, where he grew up, in
Lewistown, MT…” (excerpt Davenport Times: 11-26-1992; no personal data)
Tucker,
Carolyn Sue, 8-11-1983
“After
an extended bout with cancer, Carolyn Sue Tucker of
Davenport
died Aug 4, 1983 in
Davenport
at the age of 40. Tucker, who
lived in the Davenport-Creston area most of her life, was born march 15,
1943 in
Pieoria, OK. Funeral services were held here at Strate Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 p.m.
with the Rev Roger Barr of the United Methodist Church officiating. Tucker
had worked several years for the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Dept as a
radio dispatcher and civil deputy. She was a member of the Davenport
women’s softball team for several years as well.
She is survived by two sons, Monte Tucker of the Army National
Guard in Ft Lenardwood, MO, and Stacy Tucker of Spokane; 6 brothers, Elmer
Eby of Mead; Jack Hopkins of Niles, OH; Charles Hopkins of Waitsburg; Don
Hopkins of Davenport; Darold Hopkins of Vancouver, WA; and James Hopkins
of Walla Walla; two sisters, Pat Isley of Milton-Freewater, OR; and Dee
Nelson of Spokane; mother and father, Jack and Maudie Hopkins of Walla
Walla; numerous nieces and nephews.” (Davenport Times:
8-11-1983)
Tuttle,
Clara,
12-15-1983
“Clara
Tuttle, 86, passed away in
Portland,
OR
on Dec 9, 1983 after a short illness.
She was born in
Aurora, MO
, Jan 28, 1897 and came to
Davenport
area from
Tacoma
with her parents Joseph and Dursilla Moore. She married Harry G Tuttle
April 4, 1916 in
Davenport. Her husband had come to
Davenport
with his family as a young boy in 1897.
The couple farmed north of Davenport for several years and then carried mail on several star routes. Mrs. Tuttle
drove the
Davenport
to
Lincoln
route for four years and her husband drove from Creston to Lincoln and
Gerome. All told he operated mail routes for 14 years.
They moved to
Arch Cape, OR
in 1934 and then to
Seaside
where he passed away. She lived in
Sheridan
for some years before moving to
Portland
to be near their only son, Harry G Tuttle.
Their son and his wife Mavis are her only survivors. Several young
fellows received board and room at their home in
Davenport during the depression years, and were treated like sons. Among them was
Walt Wilbur, Ernest Mellert, and Walter Erfurth.
Services for Mrs. Tuttle were held at the Zeller Funeral Chapel in
Portland
Dec 10. Cremation
followed.” (Davenport Times: 12-15-1983)
VanHook,
George J.,
6-28-1984
“Memorial
services were held Saturday, June 23 for George ‘Buck’ VanHook who
was killed June 19, 1984 in a trucking accident. The service was at
Strate Funeral Home in
Davenport, officiated by Rev Dale Cockrum. VanHook
was born in
Albuquerque, New Mexico
in 1946, and made his home north of Edwall. He was a member of VFW,
Teamsters Union Local No. 690 and had been a truck driver for the James
J. Williams company for the last 10 years. He is survived by his wife,
Joan, one son, Dann; and one daughter, Tina; all living at home. Also
his parents, Donn and LaVerne Jennings of Sprague; one sister, Mrs. John
(Vicki) Lovchil of Seattle; his father-in-law, Stuart Michael of Edwall;
one aunt, Mrs. Delma Greer of Dallas, TX; and six nieces and nephews.”
(Davenport Times: 6-28-1984)
Vaughan,
Marvin L.,
10-27-1994
“A
private family memorial for Marvin L Vaughan, who died Oct 12, 1994, was
held Oct 15. Mr. Vaughan, 54, had requested no funeral service.
Mr. Vaughan spent many hours of hangar flying in the
Nampa
Airport, with buddies and fellow pilots. His love of flight and planes kept him
going until his sickness grounded him.
He is survived by his wife, Georgia Vaughan of Boise, Idaho; his
daughter and son-in-law, Shelly and Berry of Boise; his son and
daughter-in-law, Tim and Tammy Vaughan of Seattle; his son, Lee of
LaGrande; his mother, Vera Eastman of Davenport; three brothers, Max
Vaughan of Burns, Harry Vaughan of San Marcos, CA, and Jerry Vaughan of
Creston; three sisters, Juanita Poore of Casanova, MO, Crystal Wynecoop of
Spokane, and Merry Watson of Wilbur; and a lot of fellow pilots and
friends he made over years of flying.
He joins his father, Harry H Vaughan; his brothers, Henry L and
Charles B; his sister, Lois Rose, his father-in-law, Presley Wilson, and
his brother-in-law, George Wynecoop.” (Davenport Times:
10-27-1994)
VonLehe,
Loren ,
11-10-1983
“Many
Edwallites attended the funeral of Loren VonLehe last Tuesday. Loren
lived here for many years, was a member of the Wheat Growers Assoc. and
of the Waukon Grange. He was a graduate of the
Reardan
High School. Since he lived in
Medical Lake, he has been a member of the School Board there for 22 years.”
(Davenport Times: 11-10-1983)
Walker,
Lorena R.,
3-18-1999
“Lorena
R Walker passed away March 5, 1999 in
Davenport. She was 96. She is
survived by one daughter, Gloria Spencer of Davenport; 5 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren; 10 great-great
grandchildren; 2 great-great-great grandchildren; and numerous nieces
and nephews. Lorena was
preceded in death by her husband, Clifton
in 1971; one son, Robert Walker in 1991; one grandson, Roger Spencer;
two brothers and four sisters. No
service will be held at her request. Strate Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements.” (Davenport Times:
3-18-1999)
Walton,
Lincoln S ,
3-17-1983
“Former
Davenport
area resident Lincoln S. Walton, 61, died recently at his home in
Shelton, WA. He is survived by his
wife, Dorothy, at the home; two sons, Jim at the
home and Larry Lee at Boardman, OR; one brother, Stanley Walton,
Spokane; three sisters, Wilmeth Towery, Davenport; Edna Austin of
Washtucna, and Marjorie Walton of Spokane. Walton died on Feb 19,
1983.” (Davenport Times: 3-17-1983)
Warwick,
Roy L.,
4-04-1985
“Rev
Roy Levi Warwick, 86, a native of the Harrington area, died Thursday,
March 21, 1985 at St Elisabeth Hospital of Bed Bluff, CA, according to
word just received Monday. Memorial
services took place at the Evangelical Free Church in
Chico, CA
with graveside services held at the Tehoma
Cemetery
in
California. Mr. Warwick, born on Dec
27, 1899 in the Harrington area, attended local schools. He served as
the first pastor of the Davenport Gospel Tabernacle, now known as the
Assembly of God Church; and previously held Weekly gospel services at
the
Earl
School
house in the Lake Creek area. After leaving
Washington
State, Mr. Warwick lived in
Chico,
CA, where he continued his ministry. He also worked as a grocery clerk
in
Butte
and
Tehoma
Counties
of California. He served various
Indian Missions in his later years, establishing several lasting
friendships tied with the missions. Although lacking seminary
training, Mr .Warwick’s ministry and singing became a blessing to
many people throughout the years of his life, reports one person who
knew him. Survivors
include two sons, Norman Warwick of Veronia, OR and Leonard Warwick of
Chico, CA; one daughter, Esther McDaniels of Walla Walla; a
half-brother, Bill R Warwick, of Davenport; four half-sisters, Fran
Hardy, Ruth DeVore, and Mary Parsons, all of Davenport; and Wilba
Reid, of Medical Lake; 12 grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews
and cousins.” (Davenport Times:
4-04-1985)
Watson,
Bob,
2-24-1983
“Harrington
native Bob Watson died Feb 15, 1983 at his home in
Marysville, WA. Memorial services will be held at a later date.
Born June 8, 1916 in Harrington, Watson graduated from
Harrington
High School
and farmed west of Harrington for many years before retiring to the coast.
He is survived by his wife, Georgia; son Gerald; daughter Deanna; and four
grandchildren. His son, Bob, preceded him in death. Also surviving are
sister Berna Easton of Harrington, brother Boyd Watson of
Honolulu
, and sister Elva Edwards of Hayden
Lake
.”
(Davenport Times: 2-24-1983)
Watson,
Everett F.
5-22-1997
“Memorial
service for Everett F. Watson, 68, of
Davenport
will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at
Zion
Lutheran Church, with Pastor Mark Egertson officiating.
Mr. Watson died May 12, 1997 at his home in
Davenport. He was born March 28, 1929,
in
Gimble,
NE.
He worked as a mechanic for
Boeing in
Seattle
for many years before retiring to
Davenport about four years ago. Mr.
Watson is survived by his wife, Darlene, at the home; one son, Jerry
Watson of Kirkland; 5 step-children, Marianne Reed of Custer, WA, Garry
Benham of Kent, WA; Bob Benham of Birch Bay Village, WA, and Ray Benham
and Joyce Washburn, both of Blaine, WA; 7 grandchildren; two great
grandchildren; one brother, Lyle Watson of Chewelah; one sister, Maxine
Watson of WA; and numerous nieces and nephews. Strate Funeral Home in
Davenport
is in charge of arrangements.” (Davenport Times:
5-22-1997)
Weddle,
Kathryn E.,
12-20-1984
“Kathryn
E. Weddle of Seven Bays, 63, died Saturday, Dec 15, 1984 of a heart
attack at her home in Seven Bays. A resident of Seven Bays for not quite
half a year, Mrs. Weddle was born in
Monmouth,
IL
on Sept 7, 1921. Funeral
services and burial for her take place tomorrow, Friday, Dec 21, at
Burlington,
Iowa. Survivors include her
husband, Robert, at the home; one
son, Michael; two daughters, Paula Brown of
Huntsville
,
AL
and Karen Lancaster of
Burlington,
Iowa; six grandchildren; her mother, Elizabeth Shunick of Seven Bays; and
one brother, Thomas Shunnick of
Baltimore, Maryland.” (Davenport Times: 12-20-1984)
Weiland,
John F.,
9-12-1985
“Funeral
services were held at the Strate Funeral Home Tuesday, Sept 3, for
John F Weiland, 92, of
Davenport. The
Davenport
man died on Thursday, Aug 29, 1985 in
Davenport. Mr. Weiland was born Oct
8, 1892, in
Elroy, WI
, to Charles Johnson Weiland and the former Wilhelmina Gretmacher. He
grew up in Elroy, and farmed there before coming to
Washington
prior to WW I. He worked for farmers when he first arrived here, and
then for different private contractors.
He met Emma here in
Davenport
, and the two were married on Nov 10, 1931 in
Montana. He began working here
for the State Dept of Transportation starting about that time, working
on highway maintenance and construction.
He served as a lifetime member of the Knights of Pythias.
Survivors include his wife, Emma. Pf Davenport; a son, Charles O
Weiland of Spokane; sisters, Louise, Clara, Emma, Ida and Anna; two
grandchildren; one great grandson; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were led by Rev Jeff Callender of the
Davenport Presbyterian Church. Pall bearers included Murray Zuehlke,
Robert
Peak, Vic Meyer, Bob Luiten, Frank Rambo and Louis Mayewski. Burial
followed at Spokane Memorial Gardens.” (Davenport Times:
9-12-1985)
Wham,
Cathryn, 1984
“Funeral
service for Cathryn Wham was held Friday from Thornhill Valley Funeral Home.
She died of an apparent heart attack. Mrs.
Wham was the daughter of Sam and Mary Schultz and a graduate of Harrington
High School She was a graduate of Sacred Heart School of Nursing. She was on
a leave of absence from
Holy
Family
Hospital
where she had been employed since 1971. Mr .Wham also had started the
oncology unit at Holy Family. She
married Earl Wham, one of the nation’s top-ranking limited hydroplane
racers in
Spokane
in 1968. Survivors include her husband at the home, one brother in Olympia.” (Davenport Times: 4-05-1984)
Whitt,
Jeanetta, 5-22-1997
“Jeanetta
Whitt of Spokane
passed away May 1, 1997 in
Davenport,WA
at the Lincoln Nursing Home. She is survived by one step-daughter, Shirley
Landis of
Ohio; two grandchildren, Leslie and her husband Matt Ruch of
Spokane; Steven W Whitt of Arkansas. She is preceded in death by
her husband Luther Whitt and one son, Steven Russel Whitt.
No services will be held as per her request. She was born on May
27, 1915 in
Franklin,
Ohio
to Walter and
Lena
(Bean) Hines. She grew up in the
Ohio
area, graduated from high school and went to college and received her
nursing degree. Strate Funeral Home in Davenport
is in charge of arrangements.” (Davenport Times:
5-22-1997)
Wiedenheft,
Ina Mae,
12-01-1994
“Ina
Mae Wiedenheft of
Rupert,
Idaho, died Nov 16, 1994 in an automobile accident. She moved with her parents,
Glover and Nettie Eilers Acock to Rupert when she was 6 years old and
attended schools there. She also attended the
University
of
Idaho
and Idaho
State
University. On Aug 1, 1948, she married
Keith Wiedenheft in Rupert. They lived in
Malta, Rupert and
Moscow, Idaho, and
Fairfield
,
Spokane
and Davenport, Washington. They also lived in several places in
Oregon
before returning to Rupert. She made friends easily and loved to do things
for her family. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and an active
member of the
Methodist
Church. She is survived by her husband Keith, one daughter and four sons, five
grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral service was held Nov 21 at the
Rupert United Methodist
Church
with burial at the
Rupert
Cemetery.” (Davenport Times: 12-01-1994)
Wiggins,
Virginia, 11-30-1978
“Funeral
services were held Nov 20 in
Greensboro,
NC, for Virginia (Laughbon) Wiggins, who was born and reared in
Davenport. Mrs. C. C. Wiggins died in
Greensboro
Nov 16. She was born here in 1924 to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Laughbon. She
attended the local schools and was branch manager of Mayodan Employment
Security Commission for several years.
She and her husband lived in
Madison, NC. She had been in the hospital for four months suffering from cancer.
Survivors other than her husband at the home and her parents in
Davenport
are a daughter, Meg Richardson; a son, Michael Wiggins; a brother, Robert
Laughbon of Denver,
CO; and three grandchildren.” (Davenport Times: 11-30-1978)
Williams,
Herbert M.,
1-14-1999
“Herbert
M. Williams passed away Jan 10 of complications due to pneumonia after a
short illness. He was 88. Herb
was born in
Stockett
,
MT
, Dec 27, 1910, and moved to
Tyler
in 1919. He graduated from
Edwall High School
in 1930 and married Rhoda Green in 1934.
While serving as a farmer in Edwall for most of his life, he was
active in the
Edwall
Methodist
Church, as well as a 4-H and Boy Scout leader.
Herb also was involved in the Edwall Lions Club, Edwall Grain
Growers and was a 50-year member of the Waukon Grange, serving as grand
master for several years. Herb
is survived by his wife of 64 years, Rhoda Williams; three sons, James
Williams of
Spokane, Huw Williams of Edwall, and Joe Williams of Ilwaco; two daughters, Janet
Cruz of
Kamiah, Idaho, and Rebecca Teeters, of
Kent; 19 grandchildren; and 15 great grandchildren. Memorial service will be
on Saturday, Jan 16, at 2 p.m. at Edwall’s
Christian
Heritage
School. Ball and Dodd Funeral Home of Spokane was in charge of cremation
arrangements.” (Davenport Times: 1-14-1999)
Willms,
John, 4-27-1972
“Several
area residents recently attended funeral services in Nice, CA, held for
John Willms. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Luke Flood, Mrs. John
Hampton of Edwall, Louis Willms of
Spokane, Ella Soverson, Lena White of Spokane, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Willms of
Cheney. Willms was the
brother of Luke Flood, Louis Willms, Ella Solverson,
Lena White and Herman Willms. He was also a nephew of Fannie
Hampton.” (Davenport Times: 4-27-1972)
Wisdom, Enid M.,
11-27-1997
“Enid
Muriel Wisdom passed away on Nov 20, 1997 after an extended stay at Our
Lady of Lourdes Hospital in
Pasco. She was 78. She was born Enid Muriel Gallaher in
Waterville
on July 6, 1919. She moved to
Mansfield
where she married Glen R. Wisdom in 1938. In 1942, they moved to Reardan,
where they lived until his retirement from the Reardan
School system. They then moved to
Spokane
in 1986. Glen died in 1987.
Enid
spent her life serving others. She was a devoted wife and mother. She
loved to serve others in her family, church and places of work. She
served as a nurse’s aide at
Lincoln
Hospital
in
Davenport for 10 years while living in Reardan. Interment was Monday, Nov 24, at
the
Mansfield, WA, cemetery. A memorial celebration was held At Calvary Church in
Richland
Nov 25.” (Davenport Times: 11-27-1997)
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