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Bethel Rose Hamlin died Monday, June 9th 2003 at 1:00 am
Bethel Rose (Barger) Hamlin was born September 5, 1925, to parents, Jesse J. & Rose E. Barger, in Caney, Kansas. She was a Loveland resident since 1974.
Bethel was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Bethel was a member of the First Christian Church in Loveland. She was a past president of the Laura Stewart Garden Club. Bethel was also past president of the Rose Society. During her years she took ribbons in flower shows & county fairs. She loved to work in her yard and made it a showcase by planting over 100 roses. Her yard was on many tours. She was a Girl Scout Leader for 8 years. Bethel was a member of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Namaqua Chapter, and the VFW. Along with family and friends, Bethel enjoyed Bridge, Knitting & Crochet. She ran a business of making custom draperies out of her home for many years. She was a member of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program and did other volunteer work.
Bethel is survived by her children: Donita J. & James Simpson, Shelley A. Ellis, Dallas D. Hamlin & James Carson & Laurette Hamlin, all of Loveland, Colorado. Her grandchildren: Rebecca J. & Ryan Mayer of Wray, Colorado. Sherry D. Simpson of Loveland, Bonny K. Wans of Milner, Colorado, James R. & Darlene Ellis of Loveland, Lisa R. & Mike Abella, Cory Clifford, Collin Hamlin & Jess Hamlin of Loveland. Her great-grandchildren: Elizabeth Mayer, Catherine Mayer, Brandon Wans, Christopher Wans, Timothy Wans, Rayanna Wans, Jason Wans & Preston Abella.
Preceding her in death were her parents, Jesse J. & Rose E. Barger; sister, Muriel J. Chandler; brother, Richard Barger; husband, Donald G. Hamlin; and in-laws, Earnest & Frieda Hamlin.
Providence Journal (RI)
July 25, 1984Anna B. Burns , 49, of Sumerset Condominiums, died Monday at Cape Cod Hospital after a four week illness. She was the widow of William F. Burns Jr.
She was born in Galveston, Tex., a daughter of William C. Carker of Galveston, and the late Anna (Leifert) Carker. She had lived in the Cape Cod area nine years.
Besides her father and stepmother, Arlene Carker of Galveston, she leaves five sons, Carl Vincent Jr. of Texas City, Tex., Richard V. Burns of Orleans, S/Sgt. William C. Burns Jr. of Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md., Frederick Burns of East Providence and Lenard Burns of Newark, N.J.; two daughters, Barbara L. True of Novato, Calif., and Kelly D. Burns of Orleans; two brothers, J. B. Carker of Oklahoma and George Carker of Galveston; a sister, Ruth Craft of Galveston; and three grandsons.