First child born to Goldie Lula Bates Oaks and Edwin Martin Oaks. Married William Therman "Cy" Nearing 18 August 1930. No children. Brothers and sisters were Ercil John Oaks, Vernal; Martin LeRoy Oaks,Vernal; Pearl Oaks (born and died 19 Jun 1911); Mary Bernice Oaks Humphries (Slim or James); Audrey Oaks Johnson; Venice "Penny" Oaks Humphries (Elmer); Ivan LaVon Oaks; Harold Duane Oaks; Francis Eldon Oaks; Arvil Oaks; Gladys Oaks Page, Dinosaur Colorado.
Audrey's son spent much time with Thelma and Cy and was almost like a son to them. Nieces and nephews were often invited for sleepovers at their home and remember porridge for breakfast each morning. They always had a singing canary filling the house with song. Once a week they played cards at Ercil's and always brought treats for their four children. They operated a gas station and small store together. Their yard was always beautiful, filled with flowers. Both were bookkeepers for their own business as well as Ercil's sand and gravel company.
Audrey's son spent much time with Thelma and Cy and was almost like a son to them. Nieces and nephews were often invited for sleepovers at their home and remember porridge for breakfast each morning. They always had a singing canary filling the house with song. Once a week they played cards at Ercil's and always brought treats for their four children. They operated a gas station and small store together. Their yard was always beautiful, filled with flowers. Both were bookkeepers for their own business as well as Ercil's sand and gravel company.
First child born to Goldie Lula Bates Oaks and Edwin Martin Oaks. Married William Therman "Cy" Nearing 18 August 1930. No children. Brothers and sisters were Ercil John Oaks, Vernal; Martin LeRoy Oaks,Vernal; Pearl Oaks (born and died 19 Jun 1911); Mary Bernice Oaks Humphries (Slim or James); Audrey Oaks Johnson; Venice "Penny" Oaks Humphries (Elmer); Ivan LaVon Oaks; Harold Duane Oaks; Francis Eldon Oaks; Arvil Oaks; Gladys Oaks Page, Dinosaur Colorado.
Audrey's son spent much time with Thelma and Cy and was almost like a son to them. Nieces and nephews were often invited for sleepovers at their home and remember porridge for breakfast each morning. They always had a singing canary filling the house with song. Once a week they played cards at Ercil's and always brought treats for their four children. They operated a gas station and small store together. Their yard was always beautiful, filled with flowers. Both were bookkeepers for their own business as well as Ercil's sand and gravel company.
Audrey's son spent much time with Thelma and Cy and was almost like a son to them. Nieces and nephews were often invited for sleepovers at their home and remember porridge for breakfast each morning. They always had a singing canary filling the house with song. Once a week they played cards at Ercil's and always brought treats for their four children. They operated a gas station and small store together. Their yard was always beautiful, filled with flowers. Both were bookkeepers for their own business as well as Ercil's sand and gravel company.
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