Minnie A. Kuebler was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas to Edmund and Alvinia Langor, natives of Austria. While still an infant she was brought to Bear Valley and lived there for more than 85 years. She married Charles R.Kuebler and had two children, Charles R. Jr. and Ava B. Kuebler.
She and her husband owned the Lake Wohlford Resort for many years until it was sold to their daughter, Ava Losch, and son-in-law in 1941.
Minnie A. Kuebler was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 154 in Escondido.
Besides her daughter, she left two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren to mourn her passing.
She and her husband owned the Lake Wohlford Resort for many years until it was sold to their daughter, Ava Losch, and son-in-law in 1941.
Minnie A. Kuebler was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 154 in Escondido.
Besides her daughter, she left two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren to mourn her passing.
Minnie A. Kuebler was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas to Edmund and Alvinia Langor, natives of Austria. While still an infant she was brought to Bear Valley and lived there for more than 85 years. She married Charles R.Kuebler and had two children, Charles R. Jr. and Ava B. Kuebler.
She and her husband owned the Lake Wohlford Resort for many years until it was sold to their daughter, Ava Losch, and son-in-law in 1941.
Minnie A. Kuebler was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 154 in Escondido.
Besides her daughter, she left two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren to mourn her passing.
She and her husband owned the Lake Wohlford Resort for many years until it was sold to their daughter, Ava Losch, and son-in-law in 1941.
Minnie A. Kuebler was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 154 in Escondido.
Besides her daughter, she left two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren to mourn her passing.
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