Dorothy Haley ADAMS
Dorothy Haley Adams
was the wife
of F. D. Adams (1 Dec 1907 - 16 May 1995. They had one son,
one
daugther; two grandsons; three great-grandchildren.
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Hazel B. ADAMSON
Mrs. Adamson, 301 S. Bay St., Eustis, died
Wednesday, Dec. 9 of natural causes. She was a homemaker. Born in Wadsworth,
Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1953. She was a member of the First United
Methodist Church of Eustis. She was a former chaplain for the Eustis Veterans
of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. She was a member of the All States Tourist Club of
Eustis and Home Extension Club of Lake County. Survivors: nephew, Wesley
Schultz, Westminister, Calif.; niece, Mary Louise Burton, New London, Ohio.
Harden-Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis.
Daily Commercial, The (Leesburg, FL ) - December
29, 2005
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Chauncey "Chan"
ALYEA
ALYEA,
CHAUNCEY "CHAN", born on October 1, 1943, in Chicago, IL, and
passed on April 2, 2011, at his home in Orlando, FL. Chan is survived by his
devoted wife, Ann, of 40 years; his loving children, Chip (Jenn), Julia
(Michael) and Andy; along with his grandchildren, Allison and Brayden, who were
the highlights of his days. He will be missed by his sister, Jane (Martin); and
brother, Jim. To say that his family was his life was an understatement; he
lived and breathed for his family. He was a dedicated Christian who helped lead
many to Jesus. He was a dear friend to many and will be greatly missed by all
who knew and loved him. There will be a memorial service held at Radiant Life
Assembly of God Church; 8151 Clarcona Ocoee Road, Orlando, on Thursday, April 6,
at 6:30 PM.
Published in the Orlando
Sentinel on April 5, 2011
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Melvin E. BAKER
 BAKER, MELVIN E., 75, of Minneola, Florida,
passed away Saturday, December 3, 2011, at Kindred Hospital in Tampa, after a
long and difficult illness following lung surgery. He was born on July 12, 1936,
in York, PA, to the late Guy and Erma (Murphy) Baker. A graduate of the
University of Miami (FL), Class of 1959, he received his Bachelor in Music
Education and was the Drum Major in the Band of the Hour Marching Band. Mr.
Baker went on to Masters level courses and professional certifications to grow
and maintain his mastery with music education. His distinguished career with the
Dade County School System includes Band Director roles at Cutler Ridge Junior
High School, Miami Southwest Senior High School, and Miami Southridge Senior
High School. Mr. Baker transitioned to the role of Activities Director later in
his education career, offering him a new outlet for his energy, creativity, and
gifted planning abilities. His passion for his art offered Mr. Baker the
opportunity to participate fully and completely in the field of music education,
including school band performances at such prestigious venues as the Junior
Orange Bowl Parade, King Orange Bowl Parade, Miami Dolphins Half-times,
Washington D.C. parade festivals, Marching Bands of America competitions, and
distinguished community focused events. Whether leading Music Education or
Student Activities programs, Mr. Baker engaged and energized all who interacted
with him and his passion for education. He is well known for attracting large
numbers of music students to his band programs. During his time as an award
winning band director, he developed three of the largest band programs in the
Southeast. By the time he left Cutler Ridge Junior, there were over 450 students
in the program. When he left Miami Southwest, there were over 375 students in
the program. When he left the music field at Miami Southridge, there were over
300 students in a very productive band program. In the 17 years as High School
Band Director, his Marching Bands were awarded Superior ratings for the last 16
years. In the same 17 years, his Symphonic Bands were awarded District Superior
ratings for the last 16 years. Further, Symphonic Bands from Southwest and
Southridge went on to State Festival and earned Superior ratings. Mr. Baker was
a sought- after band clinician and was often called to serve as guest band
conductor at various District and County Festivals. In his 37 year career, Mr.
Baker was very active in his professional community. He was the President of the
Dade County Music Educators Association for two years and was a member of the
Florida Bandmasters Association, where he served as District Chairman, State
President, and Marching, Concert, Solo and Ensemble Adjudicator. Additionally,
he was an active member of the Florida Music Educators Association where he was
the President-elect (1981-1982). He was a member of the Music Educators National
Conference and Dade County Activities Directors Association, where he served as
Secretary and President. Mr. Baker was also an active member of Phi Beta Mu, the
Band Directors Fraternity, and the American School
Band Directors Association. Mr. Baker was recognized by his peers, including
Teacher of the Year Award at Miami Southridge, Sallie Mae Teacher Tribute Award,
and student awards and scholarships named in his honor. He was honored in 2004
with his introduction into the University of Miami Band of the Hour Hall of
Fame. In 2011, he was recognized with a Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by
the Miami Wind Symphony, for "his 37 years of dedicated service as an award-
winning band director and administrator in the Miami-Dade County School System."
A loving husband, father, provider, teacher, mentor, leader, friend and faithful
servant; he was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Clermont. He is
predeceased by his parents and one brother, Donald. Survivors include his loving
and devoted wife of fifty-one years: Carol. K. Baker of Minneola, FL; two sons:
Donald S. Baker of Tampa, FL and Richard A. Baker of Acworth, GA; and four
grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, December 10, 2011,
at 1:30 PM at the First United Methodist Church, 950 Seventh Street (Highway 50)
in Clermont, FL. A second Memorial Service will be held in Miami, FL, at a later
date. Memorial contributions may be made to the Miami Wind Symphony, at
miaws.org, in memory of Mr. Baker, to continue in his tradition of advancing and
advocating for music education in the public schools. You may share a memory
with the Baker family at www.englewoodfh.com. View this Guest Book at www.
MiamiHerald.com/obituaries.
Published in The Miami Herald on December 9, 2011
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Willie Mae BARRETT
WILLIE MAE BARRETT, 89, 411 S. Church St.,
Leesburg, died Thursday, Sept. 15. Mrs. Barrett was a retired grocer. Born in
Greensboro, N.C., she moved to Central Florida in 1930. She was a member of New
Bethel AME Church. Survivors: daughters, Johnnye Lynum Griggs, Daytona Beach,
Wynona Barrett, Marian Edwards, both of Leesburg, Elizabeth Sweeney, Richmond,
Va.; sons, Henry Lynum, Orlando, Freddie Lynum, Leesburg, Edward Lynum,
Wildwood; 40 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral
Home, Apopka. Orlando Sentinel, The (FL) Date: September 17,
1994 Edition: CENTRAL FLORIDA Page: D4
The Barretts are in Shady Oaks: BARRETT, Charles J. 11 Nov 1908 15 Mar 1988
from Florida death index: Willie Mae Barrett 15 Sep 1994 Lake 89 Black 9 Jul 1905
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Norma E. BEAN
Norma E. Bean, 101, of Eustis, passed away Sunday,
February 3, 2013. Born in Avon Lake, Ohio, she moved to Eustis in 1985 from Avon
Lake, Ohio. She was a Homemaker and was a member of the Leesburg Seventh Day
Adventist Church. Norma is survived by her husband of 81 years, Hastings S.
Bean, Eustis, FL; daughter, Carole J. Fife, Eustis, FL; 5 grandchildren, 10
great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren. Interment will be at
Elmhurst Park Cemetery, Avon, Ohio. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to
American Cancer Society, 1650 West Main Street, Leesburg, FL 34748.
Arrangements by Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis.
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Elizabeth J. BELL
Nov 19, 1918 - January 29, 2013
Elizabeth J. Bell, 94, of Eustis, passed away Tuesday, January 29, 2013.
Born in Racine, Wisconsin, she moved to Mid-Florida Lakes Park in Leesburg in
1993 from Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She was a homemaker and was a member of the
BPOE #402. Betty is survived by her 3 sons, Donald H. Bell, Eustis, FL, Allen P.
Bell, Eustis, FL, Glenn J. Bell, Edgerton, WI; sister, Eleanor Mahdick,
Sturtevant, WI; 2 grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at Harden/Pauli
Funeral Home Chapel, Eustis on Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 10:00 AM. Arrangements by Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis.
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Mary Katheryn Mattox
BREWER
LAKELAND -
Katheryn (Kay) Brewer died Monday, January 6, 2014, at Grace Manor, from
recurrent cancer. She was born in Fulton, MS, but lived in Florida near Astor
from a very early age. Her father was the manager of Juniper Club on Silver
Glen. The scrub area made famous by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, "The Yearling,"
was her favorite place on earth. She moved to
Lakeland from Titusville in 2003 and was a resident of Cypress
Lakes.
She was preceded in death
by her mother, Hester Booker Mattox; her father, Russell Mattox, her husband,
Dickey Thomas Brewer, her sister, Mabel Mattox Haake, her niece, Hester Theresa
Haake Gray, and a grand-niece, Marlo Rayne Gray.
Kay Brewer was a retired
Medical Laboratory Technologist. She was a 1943 graduate of Florida State
College for Women and joined the Women's Army Corps during World War II. Kay
Brewer, though she never admitted it, was an inspiration to young women by
daring to do and try things that were out of the realm of women's roles during
her lifetime.
She worked at one time in
Chicago, IL, and knew well many of the Chicago Bears during that time, including
George Blanda. Her life was full of exciting experiences.
The most meaningful of
her experiences was taking over the care of her Grand-Niece, Marlo, following
the death of Marlos mother. Cerebral Palsy kept Marlo from being an active
child, but "Auntie Kay" and "Uncle Dick" gave her every opportunity for an
experience-filled life. Having no children of her own, "Auntie Kay" loved her
nieces and nephews as if they were her own. She leaves behind two nieces, Sandra
Haake Harwell (Doug), and Rosemary Haake Woodruff (Charlie), one nephew, Henry
Russell Haake (Jean), grand-nieces, Sharon Harwell Richard (David), Cathy Haake
Cubbage (Dennis), Rebecca Haake Quintana (Anthony), grand-nephews, Douglass
Harwell (Teresa), Russell Harwell (Cara), Bradley Hagan, Scott Haake (Amber),
and 14 great-grand nieces and nephews.
Services will be held at
Gentry-Morrison Serenity Garden Chapel, 3350 Mall Hill Road, Lakeland.
Visitation Thursday with services to follow. In lieu of flowers, please make
donations to either Cornerstone Hospice, 2590 Havendale Blvd., Winter Haven, FL
33881 or relay for Life.
Ledger, Wed., Jan, 8,
2014
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Bobbie Barrow BOYD
Bobbie Barrow Boyd, 74, of Eustis, passed away on
July 14, 2011. She was born in Broxton, Georgia. She was raised in Eustis and
returned here in 1974 after her husband retired from the U.S. Navy. She was a
retired administrator in the Teacher Certification Department of the Lake County
Public School System and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Eustis. She
was predeceased by her husband, William Carey Boyd in 1986. Bobbie is survived
by her sons, William "Joe" (Betsy) Boyd of Summerville, South Carolina and Kenny
(Jenny) Boyd of Eustis; her sister, Hazel Branton of Otto, North Carolina;
brothers, Harley "Shell" Barrow and Lester "Neil" Barrow, both of Sanford and
her grandchildren, Kelly Boyd of Ft. Collins, Colorado, Carey Boyd of Eustis,
Shawn Boyd of Summerville, South Carolina and Patrick Boyd of Eustis. The family
will receive friends in the Hamlin Hilbish Chapel on Monday, July 18, 2011 from
5 until 7 PM, services will be in the Chapel on Tuesday, July 19, 2011 at 10 AM
with Rev. Joe Boyd officiating, interment will follow in Seneca Cemetery. You
may share your own special thoughts and memories by visiting hamlinhilbish.com.
Hamlin & Hilbish Funeral Directors, 326 E. Orange Avenue, Eustis.
352-357-4193.
Published in the Daily Commercial July,
2011.
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In 1911 William Dick, born in
Scotland 18 Sep 1888, migrated to the US. In 1920 he resided at the home of his
sister and brother-in-law, Jean C. and Robert Nesbel in New Haven Ward 9, New
Haven, Conn. He married Dorothy A. in 1921. He had one son, William Dick III by
a former wife. He petitioned to become a US citizen on 14 Nat 1920 in New Haven.
He was admitted 11 Jul 1927. He died in Waterman Hospital 5 Sep 1971.
U.S. Nat.Record Indexes, 1791-1992 (Indexed in World Archives
Project)
Name: William Dick Birth Date: abt 1889 Age at event: 38 Court
District: Connecticut Date of Action/admission: 11 Jul 1927
Petition of
Intent: 14 May 1920, New Haven children: William Dick III, 4 years old no
wife
1930 United States Federal Census : Hamden, New Haven, Connecticut
William Dick 41 Birthplace: Scotland Dorothy A Dick 35 Birthplace:
Connecticut, m.9y , William Dick 7 Birthplace: CT
1920 United States
Federal Census : New Haven Ward 9, New Haven, CT; Robert Nesbel 34 Birthplace:
Scotland Year of Immigration: 1906; Jean C Nesbel 36 Birthplace: Scotland Year
of Immigration: 1908; Isabel R Nesbel 9 ; Jean C Nesbel 6 ; William Dick 31 Year
of Immigration: 1911; Brother-in-Law; Henry W Pryke 63
his son: SSDI Name: William Dick III Last Residence: 32726 Eustis,
Lake, Fl
Born: 19 Mar 1923 Died: 25 Jan 1995 State (Year) SSN issued:
Connecticut (Before 1951)
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Dr. John
GLENNON
Dr. John Glennon, of Granville, NY, passed away at
his home on Monday, August 22, 2011 following a long illness. John was born on
December 20, 1932 in Kingston, New York, the son of the late John B. and Nell
(Avery) Glennon. John was a graduate of Union College in Schenectady and Albany
Medical College in 1958. John married Anita Morin on November 24, 1955. John,
Anita and their budding family left for Staten Island Hospital in Hagerstown,
MD, where he serviced his residency in public health. Upon completion of this,
they moved to Granville, New York, where John opened a practice which spanned
from 1961 until December of 1998 when he retired. He and Anita served as medical
missionaries in the Dominican Republic. John's devotion to medicine and his
young family, interpreted into vacation's spent with John volunteering for two
week stints in places such as Okenagan, Washington, at the federal prison in
Lewisburg, PA, at an Aids clinic in Provincetown, Massachusetts and at federal
prison hospital, Harrisburg, PA, and during the Cuban crisis at Indiantown Gap,
PA. John spent the two weeks covering for other doctor's so that they could have
vacation time. John was much more to the Granville area then a kind and caring
family practitioner. He and his wife, Anita (who in addition to being a wife and
mother was also a nurse) served the public in many other ways. Their strong
faith brought them to immeasurable heights when it came to public service. Some
examples of this was serving as school physician, volunteering for many years at
Washington County Head Start, serving with Carl Clapper to help with the
Handicapped Children's Program and with Pat Harrison, RN, working on the
Utilization Committee reviewing charts for public health nursing at their office
in Hudson Falls. Always ready to help those in need, John frequently raided the
kitchen and freezer of their large family to fill boxes of food for those in
need, which he gave away. Along with their parish priest and good friend, Father
Paul Roman, they started what is now known as the Ecumenical Food Pantry and is
housed in the basement of St. Mary's Church. John wanted to take his faith a
step farther, and was ordained a Deacon in 1982 by Bishop Howard Hubbard, where
he served in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany. His assignment from the
Diocese was to serve with Father James Hayes as a Chaplain at Great Meadow
Correctional Facility in Comstock, NY. Not one to be idle, after John retired
from his medical practice he received his Master's in Theology at Westminster
Chapel at Oxford University in Cambridge, England in 2000. John and Anita
started spending their winters in Leesburg, Florida, where John served the
Orlando Diocese. He filled in as a Chaplain for the Leesburg Regional Medical
Center. He also volunteered at the Free Baptist Clinic which provided medical
assistance for those without health insurance. John was predeceased by his
parents; by his eldest child, Mary Bergmeier in 1998 from Breast Cancer; and in
2005 by a grandson, Zachary Bergmeier, who had just returned from Fallujah and
Samarrah in Iraq. John was the eldest of his siblings, they are: William and his
wife, Terry and two sons, James (predeceased) and his wife, Geraldine, all of
Kingston, NY; his sister, Margaret Jasinski and her husband, Frank and their six
children, all Massachusetts. John and Anita were blessed with their children who
survive John: John Glennon Jr. and his wife, Rhonda of North Carolina; Robert
and his wife, Sarah of Brattleboro, VT; Ann Benjamin and her husband, David of
Keene, NH; Elizabeth Dean and her husband, Jason of E. Swanzey, NH; and Joseph
Glennon and Teryll Rainey of California. In a continuation of his large family,
John is survived by his beloved grandchildren: Jacob Bergmeier and his wife,
Diana of Connecticut; Kirsten Glennon and Stephanie of MA; Lisa Lamont and her
husband, Eric of Maine; Veronica Glennon of Richmond, VA; Jonathan Glennon of
NY; and Clark, Graham and Rhys Glennon, all of Brattleboro. The newest member of
the family is great-granddaughter, Lillian Jane Bergmeier. A Mass of Christian
Burial will be celebrated on Thursday, August 25, 2011 at 10:30 AM at St. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church, 23 Bulkley Ave., Granville, NY, with the Rev. Thomas
Zelker and Bishop Howard Hubbard presiding. Burial will follow at Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Middle Granville, NY. Friends may call on Wednesday,
August 24, 2011 from 2-5 PM and 6-8 PM with a prayer vigil at 7:45 PM, by Fr.
Joe at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, 23 Bulkley Ave., Granville, NY.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Robert M King Funeral Home, 23
Church St., Granville, NY.
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Lena Oliphant JENKINS
 Lena O. Jenkins, 68, of Eustis, passed away on August 20,
2012; she was born in Moorseville, N. C. and moved to Eustis in 1965. Lena
attended the First Presbyterian Church of Eustis, and had worked for the City of
Eustis as a Clerk in Police and Finance Departments. She was a member of the
Eustis Junior Woman's Club. She is survived by her husband Robert "Bob" Jenkins,
one son, two daughters, a brother, 2 sisters, and seven grandchildren.
Memorial SErvices will be held in the First Presbyterian Church of Eustis at 6
PM on Tuesday, August 28th. Flowers are welcome or send memorials to the
American Kidney Foundation or the American Diabetes Association. Lena was a
proud, fun loving, member of the Red Hat Society and in honoring Len the family
invites those attending to wear a hat.
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Paul D. JONES
JONES, Papul Daniel, 89 passed away on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012 in The
Villages, Fl. He was born in Windermere, Fl, on November 1, 1922, and graduated
from Ocoee High School. He married Dorothy Perdue, his high school sweeheart,
in 1945.
He was a U. S. Air Force pilot and particiapted in the D-Day
invasion in 1944. He also flew combat in Viet Nam in 1967-68 as a forward air
controller, He was especially prouod that he few in direct support of the
troops on the ground in both World War II and Viet Nam. Among his military
decorations were the Distinguised Flying Cross and Legion of Merit.
After a
31-year Air Force career that took him to many assignments, including tours in
Merlin, Germany; Tokyo, Japan; and Honolulu, Hawaii; Paul retired as a full
Colonel to Windermere, where he served on the Windermere City Council, renewed
many of his childhood friendships, and worked at spoiling his granddaughters.
Over the years he became an excellent carpenter and an accomplished harmonica
player. Paul moved to The Villages in 2005. He was a member of the Hanger
Flyers and loved gospel musci and ice cream of all flavors, as long as it was
served in a big bowl.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy, and
brother, Chester.
He is survived by his sons, Rod of the Villages, Heff or
Orlando, and Rick of Orange City; sister Helen Watson of Ocoee,; Brothers,
Robert of Jonesboroo AR and Donald of Orlando; eight granddaughters and two
great-grandchildren.
The funeral service will be held at 11:am Tuesday, Sept
25, 2012 at Woodllawn Memorial Park, Gotha. Visitation will be at 10:00 am prior
to the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Cornerstone Hospice
and Palliative Care Foundation, 2445 Lane Park Rd., Tavares FL 32778-9983.
Arrangements are by Woodlawn Memorial Park & Funeral Home, Gotha.
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Brenda Joy Birn KNOWLES
Brenda Joy Birn Knowles, 66 of
Apollo Beach, Florida, passed away at home on January 6, 2014
after a brief struggle with cancer. A memorial service to
celebrate her life will be held at 3pm on January 18th at Ruskin United
Methodist Church. After the service, friends and family will be
welcomed to her daughter's home.
Brenda was born in Eustis, FL, on June 30 1947.
She graduated from Eustis High School, continued her education at
Appalachian State University and the University of South Florida in
Tampa. She then began her first career as homemaker and raising
three children. She was a devoted mother, sister and daughter,
and gave everything she had to those she loved and especially her
children.
In 1989, Brenda began working at the Shopper Observer News
in Ruskin and continued there until her death. She started
working at the Observer part time as a classified clerk, eventually
advancing to be Publisher and Editor. She enjoyed her work
immensely and had a never-ending passion for creating a newspaper that
was relevant to the community and focused on the positive. While
she was Publisher, the Observer won several industry awards. She
truly enjoyed being a part of the South Shore community and volunteered
on several boards and committees.
Her love for her work was only second to the love for her
family. She is survived by her sisters Debbie Heath and Sandy and
Roy Hawkins; son, Brian Scott and Shannon Knowles; daughters brandy and
Mike Evans and Chelsey and Mark Giurbino, ten grandchildren: Brooke,
Avery, Allie, Brayden, Emerson, and Jace Knowles, Nic, Shelby and Mira
Evans and Madison Giurbino.
Brenda is preceded in death by her parents June and Warren Brn and brother-in-law Roy Heath.
In Lieu of flowers, Brenda would prefer that you
ake a donation to LifePath Hospice, Memorial Gift, 12470 Telecom Dr.,
Suite 400, Temple Terrace, FL 33637.
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James W. McWHORTER
James M. McWhorter 73, of Tallahassee, passed away on November 29, 2012. He
was the son of Roy Lee and Annie Brown McWhorter; he was born in Eustis and
graduated from Eustis High School. He was a retired Professor after having
taught at Miami – Dade Community College for thirty years. Jim moved to
Tallahassee in 1998 from Miami and was a member of Immanual Baptist Church of
Tallahassee. He is survived by his sister Billie Jean Webb of Longwood. Memorial
services will be held in the Hamlin & Hilbish Chapel on Friday, December 7th
at One O’clock PM. The final resting place will be Lakeside Memory Gardens,
Eustis.
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Pearl Leighton
MOUNT
Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Pearl L Mount
Birth: 29 Jan 1874 Death: 3 Aug 1972 County of Death: Lake Stat: FL Age at
Death: 98 Race: White
SSDI Pearl Mount Last Re: Eustis, Lake, FL Born:
29 Jan 1874 Died: Mar 1982 SSN issued: Florida (1965)
Collection: Michigan Marriages, 1868-1925 Groom's
Name: John L. Mount, Groom's Birth Date: 1872, Groom's Birthplace: Ludington,
Michigan, Bride's Name: Pearl M. Leighton ,Bride's Birth Date: 1873, Bride's
Birthplace: Otsego, Michigan, Marriage Date: 24 Sep 1896, Marriage Place:
Otsego, Allegan, Michigan, Groom's Father: George L. Mount, Groom's Mother:;
Anna P., Ruckman, ,Bride's Father: Amos Leighton, Bride's Mother: Lottie
Healey/Wealey
J. L. & Pearl L. Mount
deed 25 Nov
1947
Her husband
Florida Death Index, 1877-1998
John Livingston Mount Death Date: Jan 1961, County of Death: , Lake State of
Death: Florida Race: White Gender: Male
1930 United States Federal
Census : Queens, Queens, New York
John L Mount 57 b. Michigan, m. age
24
Pearl L Mount 56 b. Michigan, m. age 24
1920 United States Federal Census : Evanston Ward
2, Cook, Illinois John L Mount 47, Birthplace: Michigan, Pearl Mount 45
Birthplace: Michigan, Helen A Mount 21 Birthplace: Michigan, Leighton Mount 16
Birthplace: Idaho
1910 United States Federal Census : Portland Ward
8, Multnomah, Oregon John L Mount 38 , Pearl L Mount 36 , Helen A Mount 12 ,
Leighton Mount 6 , Amos Leighton 65 Birth Place: New, York f-i-l, Lottie H
Leighton 57 Birth Place: Canada English m-i-l
1900 United States Federal
Census : Otsego, Allegan, Michigan, John Mount 27 Aug 1872 , Pearl Mount 26
Birth Date: Jan 1874 Birthplace: Michigan , Hellen Mount 2 Feb 1898,
1880 United States Federal Census : Otsego, Allegan, Michigan , Amos
Leighton 38 Occupation: Sawyer , Lottie Leighton 26 , Pearlie Leighton 7
1870 United States Federal Census : Otsego, Allegan, Michigan . Ama
Leighton 26 , Charlotte Leighton 17
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Daily Commercial, The (Leesburg,
FL ) - December 29, 2005
Ellen Cynthia Nenney, 90, of Fort Myers died
Saturday, December 24, 2005. Born June 14, 1915 in Gillespie, IL, the only child
of Viola and Deewitt Fisher, she graduated from Gillespie Community High School
in 1933. Ellen married Norman J. Nenney, March 10, 1038. He preceded her in
death Nov. 24, 1972. Ellen was an active member of the P.E.O. Sisterhood in
Decatur, IL and Leesburg for 50 years prior to relocating to Fort Myers.
Survivors include Norene Frazier, Phoenix, AZ, Muriel Garwood and her husband,
Fort Myers; 3 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. There will be no service
as her body has been dedicated to medical science. Memorials: donor's choice.
Kiser Funeral Home, Fort Myers. Breeze Courier (Taylorville, IL) -
December 29, 2005
Deceased Name: Ellen Cynthia Nenney
Ellen Cynthia
Nenney, 90, of Ft. Myers, FL , formerly of Decatur, died Saturday, Dec. 24,
2005. No services are planned.
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Loretta Ann NICHOLS
Loretta Ann Nichols, 70, of Mount Dora, passed away Saturday, February 2,
2013. Born in Columbus, Ohio, she moved to Mount Dora in 2003 from Columbus,
Ohio. She was a co-owner & operator of an employment agency and was a member
of Family Bible Church, Eustis. Loretta is survived by her son, James J. Smith,
Mount Dora, FL; 2 daughters, Lori Ann Eastman, Mount Dora, FL, Michelle Smith,
Columbus, OH; 3 sisters, Nancy Morgan, Tavares, FL, Debra McGuire, Tavares, FL,
Teresa Nelson, Mount Dora, FL; 10 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Arrangements by Harden/Pauli Funeral Home,
Eustis.
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Maurice Conway PATRICK
MAURICE CONWAY PATRICK,
89
LAKE ALFRED - Maurice Conway Patrick of Lake Alfred, FL died of
natural causes March 21, 2013, and was called by our Lord into "the wild blue
yonder."
A well-known name in the Central Florida citrus industry, Maurice
was born in Paisley on February 22, 1924 to parents, John Wilson
Patrick (World War I veteran) and Sarah Lulu Patrick (nee
Griffin). He was one of six brothers of whom only three
survived.
He is preceded in death
by his older siblings, Gerald Rentz Patrick and John Wendell
Patrick.
Maurice attended a small
two-room Paisley schoolhouse for elementary school and transitioned to
Umatilla High School in 1937 to begin 9th grade, where he played baseball
and was very active in the local 4 H Club.
In 1938, the
family moved to Eustis and Maurice began dating Margaret Treadway (who would
later become his wife) and after graduation the two would temporarily go their
separate ways as Margaret began college at Stetson while he left to attend the
University of Florida.
World War II escalated in
Europe and after the bombing at Pearl Harbor, Maurice enlisted in the United
States Army Air Corp in January of 1943. He finished basic
training at Keesler Field in Biloxi and reported for training at the aerial
gunnery school in Laredo, Texas, where he graduated and received his gunners'
wings. He attended Radio School in Sioux Falls, South Dakota and later moved to
Miami Beach for aviation cadet orientation. Subsequently Maurice received orders
for pre-flight and classification at Santa Anna AFB, California and after
qualifying for all three programs, he pursued Navigation training at Hondo Army
Air Base where he graduated and received his Officer's Bars. Assigned to a B-24
crew, the team continued on to their final destination of Cerignola, Italy,
where his 459th Bomb Group was stationed. During his WWII service, Maurice flew
35 missions over Europe and would quickly be assigned as the Nose Navigator on
the lead aircraft in the Squadron and later as a group or deputy lead. He was
awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf
Clusters.
After receiving his honorable discharge, Maurice returned to the
University of Florida in 1946 where he married his long-time love and wife of 66
years, Margaret Treadway Patrick and utilized his GI Bill to eventually graduate
with a degree in Agriculture. He accepted a job advertising Florida citrus,
joined the Air Force Reserve where he did some flying of KC-135 Tankers. He
would be recalled to active duty in 1951 due to the Korean War.. His family
relocated to MacDill Air Base in Tampa, while he completed 21 months of duty.
Maurice worked as a groves manager for family and later he and Margaret would
purchase grove-land of their own. He worked for W.R. Grace for 30 years. Their
two children, Linda Radel (nee Patrick) and Maurice Conway Patrick, Jr., were
born in 1949 and 1951 respectively. The family would go on to enjoy vacationing
Revolutionary and Civil War sites when the children were young and attend UF
football games later when Maurice and Margaret joined the UF Boosters
Association. Once the children went to college, the Patricks undertook a
significant amount of foreign travel and participating in yearly Bomb Group
Reunions.
Maurice is survived by his two children, Linda Radel of
Tallahassee (husband Bill) and Maurice of Windermere (wife Donna), as well as
grandchildren Nyssa Radel, Ashley Eury (husband Seth), Amanda Patrick, and Gavin
Patrick (wife Laura), two great granddaughters and two great grandsons.
He
was a patriot, military enthusiast, avid Gator fan and family man. He will be
sorely missed but his memory lives in our hearts.
A private family memorial
service will take place in the future at the Florida National Cemetery in
Bushnell, Florida. – Ledger- Sunday, April 9, 2013
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Edgar Allen "Ed" PIKE
Mr. Edgar Allen "Ed" Pike 69,
formerly of Arlington, Vermont and a resident of Apopka, Florida died
on Wednesday evening June 27 2007 at the Florida Hospital in Altamonte
Springs following a courageous battle with cancer. Ed was born in
Arlington, Vermont on February 22, 1938. He was the son of the
late George and Ella (Grover) Pike. He grew up in the Arlington
area attending local schools and grduating from Arlington High School
in 1956. Following high school he entered the United States Navy
where he began a 23 year career with the military, retiring at the rank
of Chief Petty Officer. With an interest in computers, he then
went on to his second career working for a computer company in Florida,
retiring after 21 years. Ed had been very involved in his church
throughout his life and answered the calling to become a minister and
lead a congregation. He was currently serving as co-pastor of the
East Lake Baptist Fellowship Church in Sorrento, Florida, a profession
he truly enjoyed. In addition to his chuch Ed enjoyed
photography, computers and was an avid singer.
Ed is survived by his wife Mary (Lewis) Pike of Apopka who he married
on December 7, 1963 at The Federated Church of East Arlington, three
sons Earl Pike of Garland, TX, Allen Pike of Orlando, Fl and Edgar Pike
of Orlando, Fl, a daughter April Lampe of Orlando, Fl., a sister Judy
Bragg of Middlebury, VT, eight grandchildren and two nephews.
Funeral services will be held on Monday July 2 at 3pm at the
Federated Church of East Arlington with the Reverends George Hardy and
Steve Brewer officiating. Viewing hours will be July 2 from 1-3pm
at the church. Interment with full military honors will take
palce in the Pike family lot in Evergreen Cemetery. A memorial
service will be held July 7, 2007 at 10:00 am at the Springs Community
Ministries Church, 2320 Rock Springs Rd., Apopka, FL 32712.
In liew of flowers, donations in memory of Mr. Pike may be made to the
East Lake Baptist Fellowship Church, PO Box 939, Sorrrento, FL
32776-0939. To send a personal e-mail condloences to the family
of Mr. Edgar A. Pike please visit www.sheafuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the Arlington
Chapel of the Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home.
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Teresa Ann REED-RIEDEL
Teresa Ann Reed-Riedel, 49, of Chiefland, passed away Tuesday, January 29,
2013. Born in Orlando, Florida, she graduated from Tavares High School Class of
1981 lived most of her life in the Lake County Area. She was a Administrative
Assistant for Network Cabling Services, Inc. and was a member of Calvary Chapel
of Tallahassee. Teresa is survived by her son, Brian James Riedel, Orlando, FL;
daughter, Ashley Riedel, Jacksonville, FL; mother, Elizabeth Ann (Michael)
Joirdano, Chiefland, FL; 2 brothers, Richard Edward Reed, Tavares, FL, Kenneth
Wayne Reed, Cocoa, FL; sister, Donna Marie Collier, Eustis, FL; loving
companion, Martin Kinnard, Tavares, FL; and former husband, Jeffrey Carl Riedel,
Lake Mary, FL. Services will be held at Harden/Pauli Funeral Home Chapel, Eustis
on Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 11:00 AM. Interment will follow at Lakeside
Memory Gardens, Eustis. The family will receive friends prior to the service
from 10-11AM. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Humane Society of
Lake County, 16435 McKinley Road, Umatilla, FL 32784. Arrangements by Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis.
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Gordon C. RICHARDSON
October 5, 1945 - January 26 2013
Gordon C. Richardson, 67, of Eustis, passed away Saturday, January 26, 2013.
Born in Cambridge, England, he moved to Eustis in 1945 as an infant. He was a
Fruit Manager with Golden Gem Citrus and was of Christian Faith. Gordon was a
U.S. Army Veteran of Vietnam. He is survived by his Wife, Sudie C. Richardson of
Eustis, FL; Sons, Christopher Richardson of Miami, FL and Kenneth Richardson of
Leesburg, FL; Step-Son, Robert Herrington of Fort Knox, KY; Step-Daughters,
Milissa O'Neal of Altamonte Springs, FL and Lynn Brodil of Paisley, FL; Sister,
Joyce E. Smith of Eustis, FL; Many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Arrangements by Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis.
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Gerald A "Jerry" SCULLY
SCULLY [Taunton MA Daily
Gazette, Saturday 10 Feb 2007] Scully - In Eustis, FL, Jan. 29, 2007,
age 69. Gerald A. “Jerry” Scully, son of the late John E. and Julia (LaCombe)
Scully. Residence: Eustis, FL and formerly of Taunton. Brother of Jean Moore of
Eustis, FL, John Scully and his wife Maureen, Robert Scully and his wife Arline
and Edward Scully and his wife Sylvia, all of Taunton. Step brother of Maureen
Kane of Las Vegas. Nephew of Eileen (Scully) Curry of Taunton. Uncle of several
nieces and nephews. A Service will be held at the O’Keefe-Wade Funeral home, 70
Washington St. in Taunton, Monday, Feb. 12th at 11 am. Interment will be
private. In lieu of flowers donations in Jerry’s memory may be made to Hospice
Care of Greater Taunton, 502 Bedford St., Fall River, MA 02702.
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Henry SILVIA
Henry Silvia, 70, of The Villages, passed
away Sunday, February 3, 2013. Born in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, he lived there
until moving to The Villages in 2005. He was an artisian well driller and was a
member of the Village View Community Church in Summerfield. Henry is survived by
his wife, Anne E. Silvia, The Villages, FL; 3 daughters, Wendy Silvia,
Portsmouth, RI, Michelle Spina, Bristol, RI, Kelley Pakenham, Portsmouth, RI;
brother, Anthony Silvia, Little Compton, RI; sister, Elizabeth Silvia,
Portsmouth, RI, Anna Lacerda, Portsmouth, RI; 8 grandchildren.
Arrangements by Harden/Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis.
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Alton Rance SMITH
Orlando Sentinel, The (FL) - August
28,
1997
Center Hill -- ALTON
RANCE SMITH , 99 ....vegetable packer
MR. SMITH, County Road 760, Center
Hill, died Tuesday, Aug. 26, of natural causes. He was a vegetable packer and
farmer. Born in Swansea, S.C., he moved to Central Florida in 1992. He was
Baptist. Survivors: daughter, Pauline Outlaw, Center Hill; sister, Dell Guthrie,
Winter Park; seven grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; two
great-great-grandchildren. Kurfiss Funeral Home, Groveland.
Orlando Sentinel, The (FL) - August
28,
1997
Deceased Name: ALTON
RANCE SMITH
99, County Road 760,
Center Hill, died Tuesday, Aug. 26. Mr. Smith was a vegetable packer and farmer.
Born in Swansea, S.C., he moved to Central Florida in 1992. He was Baptist.
Survivors: daughter, Pauline Outlaw, Center Hill; sister, Dell Guthrie, Winter
Park; seven grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; two
great-great-grandchildren. Kurfiss Funeral Home,
Groveland.
World War I Draft
Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Alton
Rance Smith Bostwick County: Taylor
State: FL Birth Date: 31 Aug 1897
Race: White
SSDI: Alton R. Smith
Last Res: 34748 Leesburg, Lake, FL USA
Born: 31 Aug 1897 Died: 26 Aug
1997 SSN issued: Florida (Before 1951)
Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Alton Rance Smith Birth Date: 31 Aug 1897 Death Date: 26 Aug 1997
County of Death: Lake State of Death: FL
Age at Death: 99 Race: White
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SMITH, Roy Lee
Orlando Sentinel, The ( FL ) - September 10, 2005
Deceased Name: ROY LEE
SMITH
ROY LEE SMITH, 65, Tavares, died Wednesday. Steverson, Hamlin &
Hilbish Funeral Home, Tavares.
U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006
Name: Roy Lee Smith Service Info.: PFC US ARMY
Birth Date: 17 Nov
1939 Death Date: 7 Sep 2005 Cemetery: Florida National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: 6502 SW. 102nd Ave. Bushnell, FL 33513 Buried At:
Section 404 Site 1064
Florida Marriage Collection, 1822-1875 and 1927-2001
Name: Betty Sue
Heathcock
Name: Betty Sue Ragsdale
Name: Roy Lee Smith
Marriage
Date: May 1967 County of Marriage: Lake
Volume: 2521 Certificate: 18082
Source: Florida Department of Health
Married: 5 Jun 1967 First Baptist Church, Tavares, Fl
They divorced
Record Date: 6/18/1982
Book Type: O - OFFICIAL RECORDS
Book / Page: 752/300
Instrument #: 82016058
Children: Teresa Sue, Michelle Lee
Lake County Property
Appraiser:
BETTY SUE SMITH
111 AHA WAY LEESBURG, FL 34788
Legal Description:
MOLOKAI MOBILE HOME PARK LOT 111-AH
Lease
352-253-1136
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Franklin SPENCER
SPENCER, FRANKLIN,
89, of Leesburg, Fl. passed away Friday, February 15, 2008. He
was born December 15, 1918 in Buffalo, NY., moved from Albany, NY to
Leesburg in 1983. He retired in 1979 after 38 years of service with the New York
Telephone Co. He served in the Army Signal Corp. in the Philippines in
WWII. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Jean Maltzahn Spencer; son, Thomas
L. Spencer of Kenmore, NY; daughter, Carol A. Tempest of PIano, TX., 5
grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Contributions may be made to Hospice of
Lake and Sumter, 12300 Lane Park
Rd. Tavares, FL 32778. Beyers Funeral Home and
Crematory, Leesburg, FL
Published in the Orlando Sentinel on
2/17/2008
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Doris Puryear THOMAS
Doris Puryear Thomas – 82
Doris Thomas dies peacefully on March 9, 2010 in Winter Haven Hospital- (
Polk Co.,Fl.)
Doris is survived by husband of 59 years,Glen Thomas; son, L. G. Thomas
3rd. of Atlanta her daughter and son-in-law, Mimi and Harvey Blonder and
granddaughter Brittany Blonder of Annapolis, her daughter Sandra of Key West;
her sister Gerry and Earl Ference of Gainsville and sister-in-law,Gwen Puryear
of Groveland
Doris was born in Groveland, Fl. where he father, ELMA PURYEAR, was mayor
for 25 years. She graduated from Groveland High School in 1945, received an
associate’s Degree from Virginia Intermont College and Bachelor’s Degree in
marketing from the University of Alabama in 1949, a year later she married her
high school sweetheart , Glenn Thomas, in Edge Memorial Methodist Church in
Groveland. They lived in Ocala, Fl. from 1955 to 1971 in Clewston, Fl. from 1971
to 1980, in Arcadia, Fl. from 1980 to 1987 , and in Winter Haven since. Daris
was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Winter Haven, a member of PEO, and
a sustaining member of the Junior League of Greater Winter Haven.
Family invited friends to a memorial service on Monday, March 15, 2010 .
Visitaton was held on the 14 th. at Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home in Winter Haven. no cemetery listed.
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Mildred "Millie" Warrington
Millie Warrington, Mother of Gail Wesson, age 94,
went to be with Her Lord on April 28, 2010. She was being cared for by the
wonderful staff of Covenant Hospice and Chipola Nursing
Pavilion.Millie was preceded in death by her husband, Louis
Bernasconi; son, Louis Bernasconi, Jr.; daughter, Linda McClain; and second
husband, Virgil Warrington. Millie is from Eustis, Lake County, Florida
where she resided for more than 50 years. She was born in Saxton, Florida, on
April 16, 1916; graduated from Bunnell High School in 1935; also lived in
Pittsfield, Massachusetts and returned to Eustis, FL in 1947 to make this her
home. Millie has been a member
of the First United Methodist Church in Eustis for over 50 years. She was in
the senior adult choir for 22 years, singing and bringing much joy to Her Lord
and the congregation. She attended the Friendship Sunday School Class and was a
member of the United Methodist Women.She is well known in her community. She
was President of the Gardenia Garden Club for nine (9) years; served as
President of the Lake County Council of Federation Garden Clubs. She served as
General Chairman of the Holly Ball Debutantes for 13 years. She was elected
Orange Queen of Eustis in 1967. She also served as Co-Chairman and General
Chairman of the Lake County Flower Show. She loved her community and will be
missed. She had such a beautiful smile and loved everyone.She is survived by
her daughter, Gail Wesson and husband, Carl Wesson, Greenwood, FL. Grandsons:
Thomas Michael Hobbs and wife, Lesley Hobbs, Redmon, WA; Dr. Jon Louis Hobbs
and wife, DeAnne Hobbs, Concord, NC.; and Brian McClain and wife, Michelle,
Florahome, FL; also, step-grandson Steve Wesson and wife, Rachel Wesson,
Arcadia, FL. Sister Aileen Chaffee and husband, Duke Chaffee, Daytona Beach,
FL; brother, William Bray and wife, Kathryn, Ormond Beach, FL. Her
great-grandchildren are: Conor Hobbs, Ashley Hobbs, Dani Hobbs and Brendan
Hobbs, Redmon, WA. Madison Hobbs, William Hobbs and Julia Hobbs, Concord, NC.
Steve Wesson, Jr. and Randy Wesson, Arcadia, FL. She is also survived by many
grandnieces and grandnephews. Millie will be taken to Eustis where her family
lies and a Memorial Service will be held for her there. In lieu of flowers, the
family is asking that you make a memorial contribution in her name to Covenant
Hospice or to your favorite charity. www.jamesandsikesfuneralhomes.com
Friday, April 30,
2010
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Bettye Coven Lynch WILCOX
Tavares High School allumni
will certainly miss this lady. She has provided our classmates
with pictures, reunions and any assistance she was able to. Bettye
Coven Lynch Wilcox of Tavares, Florida passed away on Tuesday. March
18, 2014 at the age of 88 years. She was born in Orlando to
Leo G. and Leela Coven. Bettye lived in central Florida, mainly
Tavares, most of her life. She graduated from Tavares High
School. Bettye was a retired LPN and worked at Waterman Memorial
Hospital in Eustis. She coordinated the luncheons for the retired
hospital workers while working there until she retired in 1986.
Bettye was a member of the Union Congregational Church in Tavares
and the Tavares Historical Society. She enjoyed cooking and
baking, especially cakes and was known to be quite good at it. In
addition to her parents she was preceded in death by two husbands,
James E. Lynch, Sr. and Lee D. Wilcox; her son, Tom Lynch; her
brothers. Lyndon Coven, Russell Coven, Babe Coven, and Dale Coven and a
sister, Alice Anderson. Bettye is remembered and will be dearly
missed by her 2 sons, a daughter, 5 grandchildren, 2 great
grandchildren, and one great great grandson. A memorial ceremony
will be held Saturday, March 22 at 11:00 am at the Union Congregational
Church.
Bettye
Coven Lynch Wilcox, 88, of Tavares, died Tuesday, March 18, 2014.
Steverson, Hamlin & Hilbish Funerals and Cremations, Tavares.
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Orlando Sentinel,
The ( FL ) - March 1, 1996
DOROTHY PUTNAM WILLIAMS , 61
MRS. WILLIAMS, 839 Edgewater Circle, Eustis, died Wednesday, Feb. 28. She
was a caregiver in the medical profession. Born in Springfield, Vt., she moved
to Central Florida from Winter Haven in 1963. She was Baptist. Survivors:
daughter, Donna Havill, Mount Dora; sons, Dwight E. Foster, Grand Island, David
Foster, Lakeland; mother, Mary H. Putnam, Brattleboro, Vt.; sisters, Ruthie
Bell, Patricia Butler, both of Brattleboro; eight grandchildren. Central Florida
Cremation, Tavares.
Note: Wm Dick III (19 Mar 1923 - 25 Jan 1995) married
Dorothy Putnam Foster 5 May 1970
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Owen German WINCHELL
SSDI is incorrect; he wasn’t born until 1892,
so he wasn't 100 years old.
Lakeside Cem OWEN G.
WINCHELL 1892 1986
akeside Cem ADA M. WINCHELL 1900 1987 Wife of
Owen G.
Orlando Sentinel, The ( FL ) - September 6,
1986
OWEN G. WINCHELL, 93, 353 Ardice Ave., Eustis,
died Friday. Born in Tobinsport, Ind., he moved to Eustis from Chicago in 1956.
He was a retired postal clerk and a member of St. Philip Lutheran Church, Mount
Dora. He was a Navy veteran and a member of American Legion. Survivors: wife,
Ada M.; sister, Mrs. Vivah Lasher, Tell City, Ind. Harden-Pauli Funeral Home,
Eustis.
Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 , Name: Owen G
Winchell, Birth Date: 4 Oct 1892 Death Date: 5 Sep 1986, County of Death:
Lake State FL, Age at Death: 93, Race: White
U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards,
1942 Owen German Winchell, Birth Date: 4 Oct 1892 ,Birth Place: Tobinsport, IN,
Residence: Cook, IL, railway mail clerk, wife:
Ada
World War I Draft Registration Cards,
1917-1918 Name: Owen German Winchell,,County: Perry State: IN, Birthplace:
Tobinsport, IN, Birth Date: 4 Oct 1892, locomotive
fireman
SSDI Owen Winchell Last Res: 32726 Eustis,
Lake, FL USA Born: 4 Oct 1882 Died: Sep 1986 SSN issued: Illinois
(1954-1955)
Orlando Sentinel, The ( FL ) - October 20,
1987
ADA M. WINCHELL, 87, 520 N. Hawley St.,
Eustis, died Saturday. Born in Tobinsport, Ind., she moved to Eustis from
Chicago in 1956. She was a homemaker and a member of St. Philip Lutheran Church,
Mount Dora. Survivor: niece, Thelma Drake, Tell City, Ind. Harden-Pauli Funeral
Home, Eustis.
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Sophia Keusemann WROGE
Orlando Sentinel, The ( FL ) - December 17,
1988
Deceased Name: SOPHIA WROGE , 99 . . . MOUNT DORA HOMEMAKER
MRS.
WROGE, 2121 Durham Court, Village Grove, Mount Dora, died Friday. Born in Plato,
Minn., she moved to Mount Dora from there in 1986. She was a homemaker. She was
a member of Lake Dora Alliance Church, Tavares. Survivors: son, Elmer, Mount
Dora; daughter, Anna Mills, Hutchinson, Minn.; four grandchildren; nine
great-grandchildren. Harden-Pauli Funeral Home, Eustis.
Florida Death Index, 1877-1998, Name: Sophia
Wroge , Birth Date: 29 Dec 1888 Death Date: 16 Dec 1988 , County of Death:
Lake State: FL Age at Death: 99 Race: White
SSDI Sophia Wroge Last Res: 32757 Mount
Dora, Lake, FL USA
Born: 29 Dec 1888 Died: Dec 1988 SSN issued:
Minnesota (1973)
1920 United States Federal Census : Helen, McLeod, MN,
August Wroge 37 Birthplace: MN , Sophie Wroge 31 Birthplace: MN, Father's Birth
Place: Germany Mother's Birth Place: IL,
Elmer Wroge 7, Anna Wroge 3
10/12
Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002 ,Name: August Wroge , Birth
Date: 3 Sep 1882 Death Date: 21 Dec 1961 , Death County: McLeod , Mother's
Maiden Name: Hebeisen , Certificate Number: 010017 Certificate Year: 1961
Record Number: 1487061
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
, Name: August Wroge , County: Carver State: MN , Birth Date: 3 Sep 1882 ,
wife: Sophia
1910 United States Federal Census : Helen, McLeod, MN,
Joachim H Graupmann 31 , Sophie Keuseman 21 servant
1900 United States
Federal Census : Bergen, McLeod, MN, [Lester Prairie, McLeod, MN] , John
Keiseman 43 , Louise Keiseman 41 , Gerhardt Keiseman 17 , Wm Keiseman 15 , Mena
Keiseman 13 , Sophia Keiseman 12 , Annie Keiseman 10 , Lizzie Keiseman 8 , Henry
Keiseman 5 , Edward Keiseman 1
Palm Beach Post, The (FL) - February 7,
1997
Deceased Name: ELMER WROGE
age 84, of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. died
Saturday, February 1, 1997 at Hospice of Palm Beach County. He was a US Navy
Veteran, a member of Grace Immanuel Bible Church, Jupiter and a member of the
Illinois Society of Public Accountants. Prior to an early retirement, Elmer was
a CPA and treasurer with the Wells LaMont Corp., Chicago, Ill. From 1974-1982 he
was a short term assistant with Wycliffe Bible Translators (Miami office) where
he kept books for the Lord.
Survivors include his wife, Lorraine; son,
William of Norcross, Ga.; daughter, Diane Wroge of Papua, New Guinea; and
sister, Anna Mills, Hutchinson, Minn.
Interment will be Friday, February 7,
1997 (TODAY) at 10 a.m. at Riverside Memorial Park, Jupiter with Pastor Ian
MacFarlane officiating. Memorials in Mr. Wroge's name may be given to the
Wycliffe Bible Translators, P.O. Box 2727, Huntington Beach, CA 92647 or Hospice
of Palm Beach County, 5300 East Ave., WPB, FL 33409.
TAYLOR & MODEEN
FUNERAL HOME Family Owned & Operated 744-2030
U.S. Veterans
Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 , Name: Elmer Wroge , Service Info.: US NAVY WORLD WAR
II , Birth Date: 18 Jul 1912 Death Date: 1 Feb 1997 , Cemetery: Riverside
Memorial Park Inc , Cemetery Address: 552 N Us Hwy One Tequesta FL Jupiter, FL
33469
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