Funeral services for Hazel Whiteley, 76, were held March 4 at 1:30 p.m. from the Randolph Funeral Home, Corydon, with the Rev. James Ford officiating. Organ selections "Whispering Hope" and "In The Garden" were played by Marilyn Jackson.
The pallbearers were Brad Wilson, Ted Wilson, John Wilson, Ann Wilson, Tracey Whiteley, Todd Whiteley, Brian New and Russ Danielsen.
Burial was in the Corydon Cemetery. There was a memorial to the Wayne County Hospital or the Eden Garden Club.
Hazel Knapp Whiteley was born in Allerton June 26, 1911 and was the daughter of Minnie Jones Knapp and William Newton Knapp. She died of cancer March 1 at the Wayne County Hospital at the age of 76 years.
Hazel was married to Russell Whiteley Dec. 9, 1035 and the couple had a daughter and son. She has lived in Corydon since her marriage.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Russell, and five sisters and brothers.
Survivors include a daughter, Jean Ann Seiser, Ames; a son James Russell Whiteley, Chicago, Ill; and six grandchildren and a sister, Helen Williams, Yakima Wa.
Hazel was known for her interest in nature and gardening and was a member of the Eden Garden Club. She was an accomplished bridge player, competing throughout central Iowa.
The pallbearers were Brad Wilson, Ted Wilson, John Wilson, Ann Wilson, Tracey Whiteley, Todd Whiteley, Brian New and Russ Danielsen.
Burial was in the Corydon Cemetery. There was a memorial to the Wayne County Hospital or the Eden Garden Club.
Hazel Knapp Whiteley was born in Allerton June 26, 1911 and was the daughter of Minnie Jones Knapp and William Newton Knapp. She died of cancer March 1 at the Wayne County Hospital at the age of 76 years.
Hazel was married to Russell Whiteley Dec. 9, 1035 and the couple had a daughter and son. She has lived in Corydon since her marriage.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Russell, and five sisters and brothers.
Survivors include a daughter, Jean Ann Seiser, Ames; a son James Russell Whiteley, Chicago, Ill; and six grandchildren and a sister, Helen Williams, Yakima Wa.
Hazel was known for her interest in nature and gardening and was a member of the Eden Garden Club. She was an accomplished bridge player, competing throughout central Iowa.
Funeral services for Hazel Whiteley, 76, were held March 4 at 1:30 p.m. from the Randolph Funeral Home, Corydon, with the Rev. James Ford officiating. Organ selections "Whispering Hope" and "In The Garden" were played by Marilyn Jackson.
The pallbearers were Brad Wilson, Ted Wilson, John Wilson, Ann Wilson, Tracey Whiteley, Todd Whiteley, Brian New and Russ Danielsen.
Burial was in the Corydon Cemetery. There was a memorial to the Wayne County Hospital or the Eden Garden Club.
Hazel Knapp Whiteley was born in Allerton June 26, 1911 and was the daughter of Minnie Jones Knapp and William Newton Knapp. She died of cancer March 1 at the Wayne County Hospital at the age of 76 years.
Hazel was married to Russell Whiteley Dec. 9, 1035 and the couple had a daughter and son. She has lived in Corydon since her marriage.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Russell, and five sisters and brothers.
Survivors include a daughter, Jean Ann Seiser, Ames; a son James Russell Whiteley, Chicago, Ill; and six grandchildren and a sister, Helen Williams, Yakima Wa.
Hazel was known for her interest in nature and gardening and was a member of the Eden Garden Club. She was an accomplished bridge player, competing throughout central Iowa.
The pallbearers were Brad Wilson, Ted Wilson, John Wilson, Ann Wilson, Tracey Whiteley, Todd Whiteley, Brian New and Russ Danielsen.
Burial was in the Corydon Cemetery. There was a memorial to the Wayne County Hospital or the Eden Garden Club.
Hazel Knapp Whiteley was born in Allerton June 26, 1911 and was the daughter of Minnie Jones Knapp and William Newton Knapp. She died of cancer March 1 at the Wayne County Hospital at the age of 76 years.
Hazel was married to Russell Whiteley Dec. 9, 1035 and the couple had a daughter and son. She has lived in Corydon since her marriage.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Russell, and five sisters and brothers.
Survivors include a daughter, Jean Ann Seiser, Ames; a son James Russell Whiteley, Chicago, Ill; and six grandchildren and a sister, Helen Williams, Yakima Wa.
Hazel was known for her interest in nature and gardening and was a member of the Eden Garden Club. She was an accomplished bridge player, competing throughout central Iowa.
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