Marjorie, 7, died, doctors didn't know from what. They worked on her arms and legs, as the family talks about it, now, they think it may have been Polio.
Born May 10, 1928, to Laird LeMoyne Johnston and Vera Jane Warner Johnston at Aberdeen, Idaho.
Survivors are her parents; three sisters, Vera Evelyn Roe, Della Marie Roe and Betty Jean Roe; one brother Laird LeMoyne Jr.
She tarried to short a time for the family left behind. Never forgotten always loved.
Born May 10, 1928, to Laird LeMoyne Johnston and Vera Jane Warner Johnston at Aberdeen, Idaho.
Survivors are her parents; three sisters, Vera Evelyn Roe, Della Marie Roe and Betty Jean Roe; one brother Laird LeMoyne Jr.
She tarried to short a time for the family left behind. Never forgotten always loved.
Marjorie, 7, died, doctors didn't know from what. They worked on her arms and legs, as the family talks about it, now, they think it may have been Polio.
Born May 10, 1928, to Laird LeMoyne Johnston and Vera Jane Warner Johnston at Aberdeen, Idaho.
Survivors are her parents; three sisters, Vera Evelyn Roe, Della Marie Roe and Betty Jean Roe; one brother Laird LeMoyne Jr.
She tarried to short a time for the family left behind. Never forgotten always loved.
Born May 10, 1928, to Laird LeMoyne Johnston and Vera Jane Warner Johnston at Aberdeen, Idaho.
Survivors are her parents; three sisters, Vera Evelyn Roe, Della Marie Roe and Betty Jean Roe; one brother Laird LeMoyne Jr.
She tarried to short a time for the family left behind. Never forgotten always loved.
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Marjorie Johnston. May 12, 1928-April 19, 1935.
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