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William Lyon, 94, of Milford, passed away at 5 am on Friday, Nov. 17 at Carle Hospital, Irbana, where he had been a patient for one day.
Born on Jan. 26, 1884, in Milford, he was the son of Charles and Elizabeth Lyon. He was married in Milford on Jan. 17, 1906 to Alta Rush who survives. Also surviving is one son, C. W. Lyon of Urbana; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Boyd and Mrs. Louise Slife, both of Miflord and one grandson, Michael William, in the Navy. He was preceded by two brothers and three sisters.
Mr. Lyon was a member of the Milford United Methodist Church.
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Mrs. Alta Lyon, 90, a former resident of Milford, died at 8 am Friday, Oct. 12, 1979, at Heritage House Nursing Home in Urbana.
She was a member of the Milford United Methodist Church. Born Jan. 1, 1889, in Milford, she was the daughter of John and Jessie Thomas Rush. She was married on Jan. 17, 1906, in Milford to William B. Lyon who died in 1978.
Survivors include a son, C. W. Lyon of Urbana; four sisters, Maude Hartman, Ruby Oltmanns and Dorothea Wixon, all of Milford, and Pearl Brown of Carmi; and a grandson.
A brother preceded her in death.
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George R. Boyd, 51, a lifelong Milford area resident, died unexpectantly at 1 a.m. last Wednesday at Iroquois Hospital after he had been a patient for four hours. He was the apparent victim of a heart attack.
Mr. Boyd was born OIctober 26, 1914, in Milford Township, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Boyd. He was married June 25, 1939, to Edna McBeath. ...
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Mrs. Boyd was born September 30, 1914 at Oxford, Ind., the daughter of William T. and Pauline (Johnson) McBeath. She grew up in Hoopeston where she attended grade and high school. Her marriage at Sheldon on June 25, 1939 was to George Boyd who preceded her on March 2, 1966.
The Kansas City Star (MO)
February 9, 2011Betty Lucille (Slife) Widmier, 90, passed away at Sunrise of Leawood, an assisted living facility in Leawood, Kansas on February 1, 2011. Betty was born November 7, 1920 to Fred and Louise Slife. She attended all twelve years of school in Milford, Illinois and graduated
in 1938. Following graduation Betty attended a Junior College in Ohio and completed a 2 year program.Betty enlisted in the Navy and served two years. While serving our country she met Byron Widmier who was also in the Navy. She and Byron were married on October 7, 1944 while stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Base in Illinois.
Following their discharge from service, they moved to the Kansas City area where Betty began working at E.F. Hutton. Betty worked her way up the corporate ladder becoming one of the first female stock brokers,
Betty and Byron enjoyed numerous travels abroad. They planned their travels so they could experience firsthand the culture, traditions, food and arts of the regions they were visiting. Many times they avoided the tourist traps so they could experience the lifestyle of the natives of the area. Betty enjoyed collecting cookbooks and preparing authentic dishes of those areas they visited. Cooking was indeed an important part of what she enjoyed.
Preceding Betty in death were her husband, Byron, her parents, her sister Mary Jane Quinley, and her brother Fred Warren Slife.
Survivors include a sister, Jean Gillespie of Clifton, Illinois, a sister-in-law Eleanor Slife of Urbana, Illinois, a brother-in-law, W.R. Hunt of Braymer, a host of nieces and nephews and faithful friends and travel companions Marci Mangold, Dick and Jane Hellburn. She will be deeply missed by friends and family.
The News-Gazette (Champaign-Urbana, IL)
May 9, 2002URBANA - Fred W. Slife, 78, of Urbana died at 2:15 a.m. Wednesday (May 8, 2002) at Meadowbrook Health Center, Urbana.
72290. Florence Lillian Haskell
Wilhelms Portland Memorial
Florence Lillian Haskell Plummer born Easter Sunday April 4, 1920 - June 9, 2023
Florence L. Plummer passed away peacefully on June 9, 2023, with family by her side. She was born in Portland, residing in the area all of her life. Living to be 103 yrs. old, she experienced many events and changes in her world. She graduated from Western Oregon University in Monmouth OR. with a teaching license 1944 and Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education 1947. She taught in a one room school in southern Oregon as well as schools around the greater Portland area. She met Allen Plummer on a blind date while he was in Portland on Army R.R. during World War II. Three years later they were married in 1948. They created a warm and loving home in NE Portland, and they were married 53 years before he passed away. She was an excellent cook and seamstress. Most of her life she had either a dog or cat or a bird. She was very passionate about animals, spoiling them, even giving them one of her favorite foods, Bacon!
Florence was an avid volunteer for many causes. During WWll she volunteered in downtown Portland at the "Filter Center" helping to track potential dangers off the Oregon coastline. She was a champion of helping others who were in need and a friend to many. She was very active at Fremont United Methodist Church. From teaching Sunday school to organizing events through the women's group. She was a Campfire leader for her younger daughter and helped organize a Campfire leader's Bunco group that continues to meet. She volunteered for many years as a server for the Albertina Kerr restaurant, whose profits help children and adults. She also was active in her local chapter of P.E.O. an organization that helps women of all ages with educational financial assistance.
Florence was always curious about the world and enjoyed camping and traveling. As a young woman she became a Mazama, by climbing Mt. Hood. She and Allen and family traveled to many sites in Oregon, Washington, and beyond. They created many wonderful memories together and with their children and grandchildren. There were annual trips to Neahkahnie beach, climbing sand dunes at Pacific City, exploring the High Desert, Steens mountains, just to name a very few. High on the list were the Elk hunting trips in the fall. Florence did not actually hunt but enjoyed the area, gathering huge Sugar Pinecones, admiring the golden Tamarack trees and enjoying the lake. She also enjoyed sitting around the campfire with grandkids and family on the chilly nights.
In retirement years she traveled to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Alaska, Niagara Falls by train, Hawaii, England on the QE2 as well as several trips to Canada.
She is survived by 2 daughters, 1 son in law and 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grand dogs. We all miss her smile and loving ways. She was a caring mother and grandmother, always helping where she could.
The Oregonian (Portland, OR)
March 9, 2001A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 10, 2001, in Fremont United Methodist Church in Portland for Allen Gray Plummer, who died Feb. 27 at age 85.
Mr. Plummer was born Nov. 11, 1915, in Crosbyton, Tex. During World War II, he served in the U.S. Army Air Corps. A graduate of Texas A&M, he was chief Oregon and later U.S. grain inspector, retiring in 1983. In 1948, he married Florence L. Haskell.
Survivors include his wife; daughters, Janet K. Miller and Christine A. Hamblen; sisters, Marian Lindell and Evelyn Francis; brothers, Edwin, Ben R. and Melvin; and four grandchildren.
Name: Inez Haskell
Birth - Death: 1922-
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Who's Who in Library Service. A biographical directory of professional librarians in the United States and Canada. Fourth edition. Edited by Lee Ash. Hamden, CT: Shoe String Press, 1966. (WhoLibS 4)
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June 25, 2010Haskell, Inez K., 87, 6/19/1922 * 5/31/2010 Inez was born in Portland She was a librarian for Multnomah County Library Inez is survived by her sister, Florence Plummer.
Corvalis Gazette-Times
November 20, 1974Vera H. Brandon, emeritus professor of Home Economics at Oregon State University, died Tuesday in the Dallas Community Hospital.
Born April 22, 1890, in Illinois. Dr. Brandon earned her bachelor and master's degrees from Oregon State State University in 1911 and 1929 and doctorate at the State University of Iowa in 1936. She was a faculty member at OSU from 1928 to 1954 and from 1950 to 1954 served as acting dean of Home Economics.
Dr. Brandon was a member of Omicron Nu, Delta Kappa Gamma, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Society for Research in Child Development and the American Home Economics Association. She was named by Theta Sigma Phi as a Community Woman of Achievement in 1958.
Survivors are three daughters, Ruth Stoebig of Salem, Dorothy Retzlaff of Thornton, Ill., and Margaret Goldy of Hudson Falls, N. Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Tom Todd of Lincoln City and Mrs. Claude Darby of Saceamento, Calif.; 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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Ruth Stoebig, 84, of Salem died Sunday.
She was born in Corvallis and was a home economics teacher. She moved to Salem in 1939 and taught at Parrish Junior High School. She married Robert in 1941 and lived in several cities, including Eugene and Gleneden Beach, returning to Salem in 1966.
She enjoyed reading, music and her cat.
Her husband died in 1996.
Survivors include her daughters, Carol Stoebig of Salem and Linda Eden of Tigard; sons, Alan of Portland, William of Atlanta and Gerald of Martinsburg, W.Va.; sisters, Martha Goldy and Dorothy Retzlaff, both of Bradenton, Fla.; and two grandchildren.
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Dorothy I. Retzlaff nee Brandon, age 95, of Thornton, IL passed away on Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Beloved wife of George Retzlaff; dear mother of the late Barbara Schneider and Nancy (Michael) Rousonelos; cherished grandmother of Brandi (Jim) Aardema, Michael G. (Katie) Rousonelos and Stephanie Rousonelos; great grandmother of Samantha; fond sister of Marta Goldy and the late Ruth Stoebig.
Dorothy was born in Corvallis OR and earned her B.S. in Home Economics Education at Oregon State University. She taught High School for 2 years in Oregon then joined the Red Cross during WWII. She was stationed at Bushnell Hospital in Brigham City UT where she helped the paraplegics. She met her dear husband there and was married in Pocatello Idaho. After the war they moved to Illinois where she raised her family and traveled extensively through out the US. Dorothy always made the best out of what life gave to her and moved forward with a positive outlook.
The Beacon News (Aurora, IL)
December 6, 2015George T. Retzlaff, age 95, passed away Thursday, December 3, 2015.
He was a World War II Army veteran (1941 to 1945) who fought in the Marshall Islands, Aleutian Islands and Philippines. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, second only to the Medal of Honor, for extraordinary heroism in Leyte, Philippines in 1944 and was further awarded the Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts during additional acts of heroism. In Leyte, he encountered enemy fire during an act of heroism, lost his right arm, and for his remaining years lived as a disabled veteran. George was honored to serve his country and didn't complain about his life-changing sacrifice. He was a constant inspiration to his family and friends. He helped establish the Purple Heart organization in Chicago Heights and served as Commander in 1957.
George was preceded in death by his beloved wife Dorothy. George left behind two children the late Barbara Schneider & Nancy Rousonelos, three grandchildren Brandi Aardema, Michael Rousonelos and Stephanie Waseen and one great grandchild Samantha Aardema. His legacy of service and family will be forever cherished.
72294. Margaret Eileen Brandon
The Post-Star (Glens Falls, NY)
February 12, 2017HUDSON FALLS � Margaret Goldy, 97, formerly of Linden Drive, passed away peacefully at Glens Falls Hospital on Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017.
Born on April 13, 1919 in Portland, Oregon, she was the daughter of the late Professor Henry and Dr. Vera (Haskell) Brandon.
Margaret graduated from Corvallis High School, and continued her education at Oregon State University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree with high honors. She received her Master's Degree in nutrition from the University of Iowa Medical School, in Iowa City, Iowa.
She met her future husband, Benjamin Goldy, while attending Oregon State. Benjamin and Margaret were married in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Dec. 25, 1941. They were married for 61 years before he passed away in 2002.
Margaret went on to teach home economics at the Granville Central School for 12 years before her retirement.
She lived for many years in Hudson Falls, and spent her winters in Bradenton, Florida.
Margaret was a beautiful painter, and especially enjoyed painting landscapes in watercolor. She loved camping with her family, and traveling across the United States, Canada, Europe, New Zealand, and Australia.
She spent many hours reading and sewing, and in her younger years she enjoyed biking and boating.
Besides her parents, Margaret was predeceased by her husband, Benjamin Goldy; her son, Robert Goldy; her granddaughter, Cindy Bocchi; and her sisters, Ruth Stoebig and Dorothy Retzlaff.
Margaret is survived by her two children, Sharon Bocchi, and her husband, William, of Rome; and Richard Goldy, and his wife, Diane, of Moreau; her grandchildren, Maria Brooks, and her husband, Tyson, Michael Bocchi, Timothy Bocchi, William Bocchi III, and his fiancée, Jenna Mitchell, Joshua Goldy, and his wife, Jennifer, Stephanie Beldon, and her husband, Christopher, Courtney Goldy, and Elise Goldy; her great grandchildren, Matthew Brooks, Travis and Dallas Kozak, Gracie Jane Bocchi, Max and Quinn Belden; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
The Sacramento Bee
March 26, 1973Masonic rites for Victor L Stephaqn, a Boy Scout troop leader and a mathmatics instructor at Sam Brannan Junior High School, will be conducted at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the N. G. Culjis and Son Chapel of the Valley, Alhambra and Stockton Boulevards.
Stephan, a native Texan who had lived in Sacramento for 27 years, died Saturday in a hospital.
The 49 year old teacher had been empl;oyed by the Sacramento City Unified School District since 1953.
He was a member of Capital City Masonic Lodge No. 499, the Ben Ali Temple of the Shrine, The National Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors, the California Teachers Association, The Americam Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association,
Stephan leaves his widow, Marian; sons, George and Richard; daughters Carolyn and Nancy, all of Sacramento; ; parents, Agnes Herberger of Redding and Ollie L. Stephan pf Nevada, and brothers, Clarence of West Sacramento, and Ollie L. Jr. of Nevada
72297. Robert Nathan Darby Sr.
The Desert Sun
December 1, 2018Indio - Robert Nathan Darby, Sr. was born on May 3, 1931 and passed away suddenly on November 26, 2018. Bob was a resident of Indio, CA for the last 12 years, moving to the desert from Oregon where he was born and spent most of his life.
Bob was a father, dog lover, builder, real estate agent, fisherman, computer geek and photographer. He was a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, in Engineering where he played Cal football as a running back. Bob served our country in the US Naval Reserve. He remained active most of his life, riding his bike, sometimes 100 miles a day, well into his sixties. He never retired after he left the building design and construction industry, staying busy as a real estate broker and photographer, as well as building websites for his friends and family.
Bob was known for his practical jokes and his corny "play on words" humor which always brought groans around the Thanksgiving dinner table including this last one. We will miss the laughter and kindness he brought to our lives, and the world is a little quieter without him.
Bob is survived by his long-term companion Carol Glasgow of Indio, his sons Mark and Rob Darby, his sister Jean Downes, his step-children Stacy Lofgren and Brian Lofgren, his grandchildren Julian Darby, Ethan Darby, Kelsey Johnson, Jamie Johnson, and great-grandson James Johnson, as well as his "grand-dog" Winston.
He was preceded in death by Susan Jayne Darby.
Miami News-Record (OK)
January 27, 2005Lena Mae "Lee" Darby of Miami died Monday, Jan. 24, 2005, in Miami. She was 66.
Darby was born April 9, 1938, to Archie James Blevins and Evelyn (Lane) Blevins. She moved to Oklahoma as a child.
She worked as a model and later as a blackjack dealer in Reno, Nev. She was part owner of the Trees Restaurant in Catoosa. She worked in her brother's jewelry store, J.T. Jewelers in Grove. She worked as an alcohol rehabilitation counselor at The Haven until her retirement.
She was a member of Alcoholics Anonymous for 27 years.
She married Robert Nathan Darby in 1959.
Survivors include two sons, Robert Darby and Mark Darby and his wife Travis; six sisters, Winona Lillian Land, Mary Ellen McDaris, Judith Ann Catlett, Nancy Lee Thompson, Brenda Sue Lehenbauer and Connie Jo McElwain; three brothers, James Anthony Blevins, John Thomas Blevins and David Michael Blevins, and two grandchildren, Julian and Ethan Darby.
She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers, Ronnie Jack Blevins and Cecil Everett Blevins.
72302. Wilbur Edward Pierson Jr.
The Peoria Journal Star (IL)
February 7, 1993PRINCETON -- Wilbur E. "Bill" Pierson, 72, of 423 S. Randoph St. died Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1993, in the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
Born Jan. 27, 1921, in rural Princeton to Wilbur E. and Elspeth Winship Pierson Sr., he married Elaine Hellstrn on Aug. 3, 1945, in Princeton. She survives.
Also surviving are one son, Gregory of Chicago; one daughter, Mrs. Tom (Charlotte) Matheny of Houston; and one sister, Mrs. Kenneth (Mary Jean) Tanke of Crown Point, Ind.
A World War II Navy veteran, he was a member of Princeton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4323 and American Legion Post 125 of Princeton.
He also was a member of International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150 of Ottawa.
The Peoria Journal Star (IL)
February 27, 1994PRINCETON -- Elaine H. Pierson, 72, of 423 S. Randolph St. died Thursday, Feb. 24, 1994, at Perry Memorial Hospital.
Born Feb. 20, 1922, in Morris to Eugene and Addie Jacobs Hellstrn, she married Wilbur E. "Bill" Pierson on Aug. 3, 1945, in Princeton. He died Feb. 3, 1993.
Surviving are one son, Gregory of Chicago; one daughter, Mrs. Tom (Charlotte) Matheny of Houston; and one sister, Mrs. Andrew (Patricia) LaBarbera of McNabb.
Post-Tribune (IN)
February 25, 2013Tanke, Mary Jean (nee Pierson), 86, of Crown Point, born on January 25, 1927 in Princeton, IL, to Elspeth Lorraine (Winship) Pierson and Wilbur Edward Pierson, passed away Saturday, February 23, 2013.
She is survived by her children, Stephanie, John (Valerie); two grandsons, Matthew and Michael.
Mary Jean was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, Kenneth Charles Tanke; her parents; and brother, Bill Pierson. H
er education includes: graduation from Princeton High School, attended Northwestern University and received her nursing certificate from St. Luke's School of Nursing in Chicago. Mary Jean was a life-long advocate of children. She was a devoted mother and grandmother active in the following activities with her family: Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Indian Guides, Job's Daughters and DeMolay. She also was a member of the Eastern Star and White Shrine. During her career she worked at hospitals, nursing homes, Inland Steel Mill Clinic, as well as 40 years of service with the Gary Community School Corporation.
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March 30, 2008KENNETH C. TANKE Crown Point, Indiana Kenneth C. Tanke, of Crown Point, was born July 28, 1926 in Fremont, Nebraska, to Alfreda Dorthea (Kielstrup) Tanke and Otto Hans Leopold Tanke, passed away Friday, March 28, 2008.
He is survived by his wife Mary Jean (Pierson) Tanke; his children, Stephanie, John (Valerie); two grandsons, Matthew and Michael.
He was preceded in death by his parents, 3 brothers, and 1 sister. Surviving siblings are Keith Tanke, Janet Salak, and Linda Love.
During High School, Ken was a Nebraska state champion back stroker. Ken was an Army Air Corps and served in Japan During World War II. He graduated from George Williams College, and was employed by the YMCA. Ken was instrumental in starting Y Indian Guides in South Bend, working with chiefs from the Blackhawk tribe. He later was employed by Inland Steel, where he was an accountant and foreman inthe 4BOF. Ken was a member of DeMolay and received the Legion of Honor Award. He also was a Mason and belonged to Roosevelt Lodge #678.
The San Diego Union-Tribune
August 4, 2018Mark H. Ratner October 18, 1932 - July 25, 2018 San Diego
Our dear father, grandfather and friend left us the morning of July 25th. Mark was home surrounded by his family as he lost his battle with lung disease. Mark was born in Chicago in 1932 to Rae & Milton Ratner.
After graduating from New Trier High School, he entered the US Army serving as a Field Medic in the Korean War. When he returned home,
Mark met and married Lynne Kenny. They had two children, Adam and Penni.
Mark and Lynne relocated to San Diego in 1959 where he began his career in the automotive industry. Mark and two partners formed Global Automotive Industries building the company to an over 60 location automotive business. After selling his interest in the company, Mark went on to own and operate Dualtone Automotive in Pacific Beach. Mark was an investor, philanthropist, humanitarian and lover of animals. He had a passion for travel, visiting dozens of foreign countries. Whether home in the U.S., or traveling to Europe, China, Iran, Russia, or India, he sought and enjoyed every opportunity to connect with and get to know the people he met.
Mark leaves behind his sister, Donna Greenberg, his son, Adam Ratner and Adam's wife Annick Le Gall, his daughter Penni Ratner and her husband Gregg Scharin. Mark leaves his first daughter, Margaret Casey and her husband Mel Winer of Chicago. Mark also leaves his dear friend and companion Patricia Zamary. Mark had an incredible relationship with his grandchildren, who were so special to him, Aaron R. Dubin, Alyssa R. Dubin, and Emma R. Ratner. They will miss him dearly.
The Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville, FL)
November 26, 2006HASKELL - Leslie D., 102, passed away 11/24/06. Beggs Funeral Home, Madison, FL. 850-973-
U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Lavaughn Haskell
Birth Date: 30 Oct 1931
Death Date: 31 Jul 1981
SSN: 261389773
Branch 1: NAVY
Enlistment Date 1: 13 Sep 1951
Release Date 1: 14 Sep 1955
Burns Funeral Home of Madison
Bobby Wilson Haskell 83, passed away at South Georgia Medical Center on June 9th 2018 in Valdosta, Ga surrounded by his loving family. Bobby was born January 6, 1935 in Monticello, Florida to Leslie D. Haskell and Ione Love Flowers Haskell.
Bobby honorably served our country in the United States Air Force. He was of the Baptist faith and a member of the Cherry Lake Baptist Church. Bobby worked with the Department of Agriculture as a Road Guard Inspector for 13 years. Also with the City of Madison as a Police Dispatcher/Fireman, a Foreman with Dixie Packers, and Security with North Florida Community College. He was a member of Madison Elks Club, a Co-Founder of the Madison County Bass Club and an avid outdoorsman.
Bobby was preceded in death by his parents Leslie D. Haskell and Ione Love Flowers, brother Lavonne Haskell.
Bobby is survived by his wife of 54 years Becky Haskell, his son Doug Haskell (Farie), his two daughters Liz Haskell Kaman (Robbie), Gayla Lynn Lewis (Lane), of Rowlett, TX., His sister, Patsy Samson (Jerry) seven grandchildren; Tyler, Alexa, Dexter, Daniel, Brandy, Chad, and Kelsey, and he was also blessed with 4 great grandchildren, Bodie, Mazzy, Rylan, and Adyson, and as well as a host of nieces and nephews.
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John Clyde Mizell, 93, died on Tuesday, December 11, 2007.
Born in Simpson, IL, he was the son of the late Walter E. and Ellen J. Curley Mizell and the husband of the late Ione Thompson Mizell.
Mr. Mizell was a retired rural mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service and a member of Hampton Park Baptist Church. He served in the U. S. Navy during World War II.
Surviving are three sons and daughters-in-law; eight grandchildren; two great grandchildren; two brothers, Robert Mizell and Rillis Mizell. He was preceded in death by four brothers and three sisters.
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Thompson, Margery A. 94 of Largo, former owner of Bridges restaurant passed away Thursday March 27th. She was 94. Born Sept. 10, 1919 she was the daughter of Charles and Irma Alfrey Stroud.
Margery and her husband Lester opened Bridges restaurant on Largo Clearwater Rd. in 1962, they moved to Starkey Rd in 1974-2003.
She is survived by her niece Carol (Pat) Moore Koegler and Judy McDonald, great nephew Tony Moore , great niece Tammy (Tom) Standifer,great great nephew, two great great nieces and dear friends Jane Grantham and Pat Barrett.
Margery is predeceased by her husband Lester R. Thompson, her mother, father, sister, and a nephew Stanley K. Moore.