Notes: Carl Wayne Gray Genealogies

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8601	She graduated from Olney Township High School in 1926 and attended Utterback Business College in Olney. She was employed for a short time in Mattoon. She returned to Olney and was employed for six years as a secretary to the Richland County Farm Advisor. After her marriage, she moved to Urbana and was a homemaker. Mrs. Seiler was a member of First United Methodist Church in Urbana. In 1966, she and her husband moved to Dundas, where she was a member of First United Metodist Church in Olney and volunteered for the Olney Senior Citizens. She enjoyed crocheting, reading, and quilting.	Nicholas, Thelma Rose (I37342)
8602	She graduated high school and married her high school sweetheart, Bill Winchester, in 1945. He preceded her in death. During her life she was an avid doll collector. She loved singing with her sisters and the trio would sing at churches in the area. She enjoyed fishing and was a Cub Scouts Den Mother. She lived in Odessa, Texas, for 35 years and worked as an insurance processor in the medical field.	Acklin, Martha Adeline (I21003)
8603	She grew to womanhood and has always made her home near the place of her birth. She was united in marriage with Joe E. Kauble, September 29, 1907 and two sons were born to this union. In her youth she was converted and united with the Zif Baptist church. Later she and her husband united with the Patterson church, where she remained a member until her death.	Atteberry, Fannie Vernetta (I22032)
8604	She had been a member of Louisville United Methodist Church and was involved in Clay County Home Extension and Clay City Garden Club. Kathryn took great pride in her family and grandchildren.	Stanford, Kathryn Elizabeth (I21061)
8605	She had been a Yuma resident for the past 40 years and retired from Roberts Market in 1968 after working there for 17 years. She was a member of Rebeca's, Single Seniors and the First Baptist Church.	Richardson, Irene Nina (I36215)
8606	She had been employed ath the International Shoe Company, and was a member of the Evangelical Methodist Church.	Tucker, Roberta (I22411)
8607	She had been ill about three weeks of heart trouble.	Hasler, Amanda H. (I13523)
8608	She had been in failing health for quite some time and was in Memorial hospital on three or four occasions in recent months. Olive, daughter of Abraham and Martha Stine, was born in the Cisne-Johnsonville vicinity Sept. 18, 1878, and she spent practically her entire life in that area. She attended the Free Will Baptist church as long as her health permitted. Olive, daughter of Abraham and Martha Stine, was born in the Cisne-Johnsonville vicinity Sept. 18, 1878, and she spent practically her entire life in that area. She attended the Free Will Baptist church as long as her health permitted.	STINE, Olive B. (I24684)
8609	She had done factory work.	Colclasure, Verna May (I11476)
8610	She had worked as a bookkeeper for Valley Electric and was a member of First Baptist Church in Vincennes, Ind.	Manhart, Patricia L. 'Pat' (I11806)
8611	She had worked as a nurse's aide at Olney Hospital.	Delaney, Orphia Alice (I37750)
8612	She had worked at Florsheim Shoe Company. She was a member of Church of Christ and Eagles Lodge in Olney.	Fiscus, Charlene A. (I25319)
8613	She had worked at Murphy's Dime Store, Ben Franklin and International Shoe Co., all in Flora, Ill. She attended Calvary Baptist in Flora, Ill., and was a member of the VFW Ladies Auxillary and Eagles Ladies Auxillary of Flora, Ill.	Hamilton, Mary Mae (I17415)
8614	She had worked at Suttle Apparatus in Lawrenceville and was a member of the First Christian Church in Lawrenceville, the Eastern Star and was active in the Republican Party.	Britton, Erma Madge (I27174)
8615	She had worked for the Housing Authority and also as a bookkeeper for General Motors. She was of the Baptist faith	Payne, Lois M. (I12847)
8616	She has been in the hospital for about three months.	Etchison, Ermine (I34201)
8617	She is placed here only as a placeholder.	Davis, Dessie (I40261)
8618	She is the sister of Vernie and Cecil H. Patterson	Patterson, Cordell (I18053)
8619	She lived a long & useful life, experienced many of the joys and sorrows thereof, and died in her old ancestral home among relatives and friends. She was laid to rest among friend and relatives in the Gunion church Cemetery.	Garrison, Lucinda Isabelle 'Lou' (I30893)
8620	She lived in Ingraham, IL and operated the telephone switchboard out of her home for many years.	Montgomery, Sara Elizabeth (I38328)
8621	She lived in Noble, Ellinwood, Kan., Clay City, and Tecumseh, Kan. She was a member of Amaranth Lodge in Ellinwood, Kan. She enjoyed gardening, music, sewing, Bible studies and her family.	Griffin, Sarah Rachel (I17914)
8622	She lived in Viola, Arkansas.	PICKLE, Majorie Ann 'Margie' (I41084)
8623	She loved being with all of her family and friends, feeding the birds, taking care of her flowers and making quilts. Ruth was a member of the Olney Church of the Nazarene. She married John Osborn on January 1, 1935.	Rickner, Ruth Rellia (I19370)
8624	She loved her dogs, gardening, canning, and especially her grandchildren. She enjoyed family gatherings and taking pictures of family members. She will be sorely missed by her friends, family, and church family. Doris was a member of Grace Evangelical Church, Moose Lodge, Eagles Lodge, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.	Clark, Doris Imogene (I24709)
8625	She loved the Lord with all of her heart and was a member of First Assembly of God in Olney for many years. She volunteered at the Good Samaritan in Olney with her husband and church family. She enjoyed being a greeter at church and meeting new people. She loved drinking coffee at McDonalds with her friends every morning. She loved doing puzzles and playing cards with her family and friends. She loved going shopping and traveling to different places, especially Branson with her husband. She had a knack for hummingbirds and would always have 20 or more at her house every year she would feed. When she was younger she would go square dancing and has always enjoyed socializing with people. Her greatest joy in life was spending time with her family and she truly loved and enjoyed her grandchildren. She loved going and watching them play or coach different sports and would never miss a game. She worked as a part time Deputy Circuit Clerk at the Richland County Court House and for Kex Garment Factory for many years. She will be sadly missed by her family, friends, and all who knew her.	Harmon, Patricia Joanna (I40983)
8626	She married A Louis Oder, October 30, 1868, sailing shortly after for the United States living in New York a short time then to St. Louis. In 1870 they moved to a farm near Clay City, Illinois then to Olney, IL in 1906.	Feldweg, Caroline (I22801)
8627	She married Edward L. McCracken on November 25, 1978 at the First Christian Church in Flora	Family: McCracken, E.L. Sr. / Pemberton, Vickie Sue (F1246)
8628	She married George Poole and they both helped their granddaughter, Donna Zenthoefer at the Broadway House Florist in Princeton from 1997-2002. She later moved to Vincennes and lived there until the time of her death.	Moseley, Dorothy Jean (I15873)
8629	She married Jimmie Ferguson on June 28, 1947, in Morganfield. He preceded her in death on March 10, 1975. She later met Glen Dawkins and together they shared a very special relationship for more than 30 years until his death on Feb. 10, 2012. Delta will be remembered best for her dedication and expression of love and care for her husband, children and grandchildren. She was of the Christian faith, took great care in making her home a welcoming place, and enjoyed sewing and craftingg. She had worked for the International Shoe Factory, was a waitress, and was a caretaker of both the young and the elderly. During the last 30 years she enjoyed traveling with Glen to places like Hawaii and Puerto Rico, and throughout the United States. Delta enjoyed visitors in her home and believed "the more the merrier." She opened her home and heart, especially when demonstrating her ability for making a good meal, and always telling houseguests goodbye with a genuine, "Come back!"	Erwin, Delta June 'Jean' (I34590)
8630	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)
8631	She married John Orender on 28 Nov 1833 in Clay Co., Illinois, just a few months after her older sister Elizabeth married Joel Orender.	Family: Orender, J. / Golden, Sarah (F17733)
8632	She married Roger Franklin on October 26, 1999 in Las Vegas, NV while attending the National Finals Rodeo.	Family: Franklin, R. / Evans, Linda 'Kay' (F7713)
8633	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)
8634	She moved to North Carolina in 1997 to be with daughter Paula, husband Gary Anderson and their children Mattie and Moriah. She was a member of River Life Church in Mooresville, where she was involved in the Crowns of Glories senior group. Dean loved gardening, road trips with her friends, interior design, photography, baking, and spending time with loved ones.	Hunley, Naomi Dean (I21057)
8635	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)
8636	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)
8637	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)
8638	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)
8639	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)
8640	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)
8641	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)
8642	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)
8643	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)
8644	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)
8645	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)
8646	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)
8647	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)
8648	She taught at Hibbert School in the West Salem area and was a homemaker. She was a member of Moravian Church.	Schonert, Theo (I37863)
8649	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)
8650	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)

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8601

She graduated from Olney Township High School in 1926 and attended Utterback Business College in Olney. She was employed for a short time in Mattoon. She returned to Olney and was employed for six years as a secretary to the Richland County Farm Advisor. After her marriage, she moved to Urbana and was a homemaker.
Mrs. Seiler was a member of First United Methodist Church in Urbana. In 1966, she and her husband moved to Dundas, where she was a member of First United Metodist Church in Olney and volunteered for the Olney Senior Citizens. She enjoyed crocheting, reading, and quilting.

Nicholas, Thelma Rose (I37342)

8602

She graduated high school and married her high school sweetheart, Bill Winchester, in 1945. He preceded her in death.

During her life she was an avid doll collector. She loved singing with her sisters and the trio would sing at churches in the area. She enjoyed fishing and was a Cub Scouts Den Mother. She lived in Odessa, Texas, for 35 years and worked as an insurance processor in the medical field.

Acklin, Martha Adeline (I21003)

8603

She grew to womanhood and has always made her home near the place of her birth.

She was united in marriage with Joe E. Kauble, September 29, 1907 and two sons were born to this union.

In her youth she was converted and united with the Zif Baptist church. Later she and her husband united with the Patterson church, where she remained a member until her death.

Atteberry, Fannie Vernetta (I22032)

8604

She had been a member of Louisville United Methodist Church and was involved in Clay County Home Extension and Clay City Garden Club. Kathryn took great pride in her family and grandchildren.

Stanford, Kathryn Elizabeth (I21061)

8605

She had been a Yuma resident for the past 40 years and retired from Roberts Market in 1968 after working there for 17 years. She was a member of Rebeca's, Single Seniors and the First Baptist Church.

Richardson, Irene Nina (I36215)

8606

She had been employed ath the International Shoe Company, and was a member of the Evangelical Methodist Church.

Tucker, Roberta (I22411)

8607

She had been ill about three weeks of heart trouble.

Hasler, Amanda H. (I13523)

8608

She had been in failing health for quite some time and was in Memorial hospital on three or four occasions in recent months.

Olive, daughter of Abraham and Martha Stine, was born in the Cisne-Johnsonville vicinity Sept. 18, 1878, and she spent practically her entire life in that area. She attended the Free Will Baptist church as long as her health permitted.

Olive, daughter of Abraham and Martha Stine, was born in the Cisne-Johnsonville vicinity Sept. 18, 1878, and she spent practically her entire life in that area. She attended the Free Will Baptist church as long as her health permitted.

STINE, Olive B. (I24684)

8609

She had done factory work.

Colclasure, Verna May (I11476)

8610

She had worked as a bookkeeper for Valley Electric and was a member of First Baptist Church in Vincennes, Ind.

Manhart, Patricia L. 'Pat' (I11806)

8611

She had worked as a nurse's aide at Olney Hospital.

Delaney, Orphia Alice (I37750)

8612

She had worked at Florsheim Shoe Company. She was a member of Church of Christ and Eagles Lodge in Olney.

Fiscus, Charlene A. (I25319)

8613

She had worked at Murphy's Dime Store, Ben Franklin and International Shoe Co., all in Flora, Ill. She attended Calvary Baptist in Flora, Ill., and was a member of the VFW Ladies Auxillary and Eagles Ladies Auxillary of Flora, Ill.

Hamilton, Mary Mae (I17415)

8614

She had worked at Suttle Apparatus in Lawrenceville and was a member of the First Christian Church in Lawrenceville, the Eastern Star and was active in the Republican Party.

Britton, Erma Madge (I27174)

8615

She had worked for the Housing Authority and also as a bookkeeper for General Motors. She was of the Baptist faith

Payne, Lois M. (I12847)

8616

She has been in the hospital for about three months.

Etchison, Ermine (I34201)

8617

She is placed here only as a placeholder.

Davis, Dessie (I40261)

8618

She is the sister of Vernie and Cecil H. Patterson

Patterson, Cordell (I18053)

8619

She lived a long & useful life, experienced many of the joys and sorrows thereof, and died in her old ancestral home among relatives and friends. She was laid to rest among friend and relatives in the Gunion church Cemetery.

Garrison, Lucinda Isabelle 'Lou' (I30893)

8620

She lived in Ingraham, IL and operated the telephone switchboard out of her home for many years.

Montgomery, Sara Elizabeth (I38328)

8621

She lived in Noble, Ellinwood, Kan., Clay City, and Tecumseh, Kan. She was a member of Amaranth Lodge in Ellinwood, Kan. She enjoyed gardening, music, sewing, Bible studies and her family.

Griffin, Sarah Rachel (I17914)

8622

She lived in Viola, Arkansas.

PICKLE, Majorie Ann 'Margie' (I41084)

8623

She loved being with all of her family and friends, feeding the birds, taking care of her flowers and making quilts.

Ruth was a member of the Olney Church of the Nazarene. She married John Osborn on January 1, 1935.

Rickner, Ruth Rellia (I19370)

8624

She loved her dogs, gardening, canning, and especially her grandchildren. She enjoyed family gatherings and taking pictures of family members. She will be sorely missed by her friends, family, and church family.

Doris was a member of Grace Evangelical Church, Moose Lodge, Eagles Lodge, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Clark, Doris Imogene (I24709)

8625

She loved the Lord with all of her heart and was a member of First Assembly of God in Olney for many years. She volunteered at the Good Samaritan in Olney with her husband and church family. She enjoyed being a greeter at church and meeting new people. She loved drinking coffee at McDonalds with her friends every morning. She loved doing puzzles and playing cards with her family and friends. She loved going shopping and traveling to different places, especially Branson with her husband. She had a knack for hummingbirds and would always have 20 or more at her house every year she would feed. When she was younger she would go square dancing and has always enjoyed socializing with people. Her greatest joy in life was spending time with her family and she truly loved and enjoyed her grandchildren. She loved going and watching them play or coach different sports and would never miss a game. She worked as a part time Deputy Circuit Clerk at the Richland County Court House and for Kex Garment Factory for many years. She will be sadly missed by her family, friends, and all who knew her.

Harmon, Patricia Joanna (I40983)

8626

She married A Louis Oder, October 30, 1868, sailing shortly after for the United States living in New York a short time then to St. Louis. In 1870 they moved to a farm near Clay City, Illinois then to Olney, IL in 1906.

Feldweg, Caroline (I22801)

8627

She married Edward L. McCracken on November 25, 1978 at the First Christian Church in Flora

Family: McCracken, E.L. Sr. / Pemberton, Vickie Sue (F1246)

8628

She married George Poole and they both helped their granddaughter, Donna Zenthoefer at the Broadway House Florist in Princeton from 1997-2002. She later moved to Vincennes and lived there until the time of her death.

Moseley, Dorothy Jean (I15873)

8629

She married Jimmie Ferguson on June 28, 1947, in Morganfield. He preceded her in death on March 10, 1975. She later met Glen Dawkins and together they shared a very special relationship for more than 30 years until his death on Feb. 10, 2012.

Delta will be remembered best for her dedication and expression of love and care for her husband, children and grandchildren. She was of the Christian faith, took great care in making her home a welcoming place, and enjoyed sewing and craftingg. She had worked for the International Shoe Factory, was a waitress, and was a caretaker of both the young and the elderly. During the last 30 years she enjoyed traveling with Glen to places like Hawaii and Puerto Rico, and throughout the United States. Delta enjoyed visitors in her home and believed "the more the merrier." She opened her home and heart, especially when demonstrating her ability for making a good meal, and always telling houseguests goodbye with a genuine, "Come back!"

Erwin, Delta June 'Jean' (I34590)

8630

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)

8631

She married John Orender on 28 Nov 1833 in Clay Co., Illinois, just a few months after her older sister Elizabeth married Joel Orender.

Family: Orender, J. / Golden, Sarah (F17733)

8632

She married Roger Franklin on October 26, 1999 in Las Vegas, NV while attending the National Finals Rodeo.

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

8633

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)

8634

She moved to North Carolina in 1997 to be with daughter Paula, husband Gary Anderson and their children Mattie and Moriah.

She was a member of River Life Church in Mooresville, where she was involved in the Crowns of Glories senior group. Dean loved gardening, road trips with her friends, interior design, photography, baking, and spending time with loved ones.

Hunley, Naomi Dean (I21057)

8635

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)

8636

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)

8637

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)

8638

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)

8639

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)

8640

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)

8641

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)

8642

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)

8643

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)

8644

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)

8645

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)

8646

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)

8647

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)

8648

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

Schonert, Theo (I37863)

8649

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)

8650

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)

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