Mabry was the daughter of Henry L. Stout (ca. 1868-1902) and Anna Isabelle Hopkins (1875-1936). She married (1) Lucious Minton (1883-1966) 1917 in Dallam County, Texas. They adopted a daughter, Paula Jane Minton (d. 1968). Mabry and Lucious operated a chili parlor in Texas.
Mabry married (2) Raymond Hoffman (b. ca. 1899) 15 April 1922 in Bartlesville, Washington, Oklahoma. She worked at the Dewey Hotel.
Mabry married (3) Lewis Woodberry Bush (1908-1974) 14 December 1945 in Independence, Montgomery, Kansas. They adopted a neice and nephew (Sue and Billy Layton) following their parent's death.
Mabry and Louis operated Bush's Hi-Way Cafe on Route 66 in Bristow, Oklahoma for many years. Mabry was employed in the aircraft industry in Washington during WWII. She was a hard-working, wonderful person who cared more for others than herself. She was loved by all who knew her.
Mabry married (2) Raymond Hoffman (b. ca. 1899) 15 April 1922 in Bartlesville, Washington, Oklahoma. She worked at the Dewey Hotel.
Mabry married (3) Lewis Woodberry Bush (1908-1974) 14 December 1945 in Independence, Montgomery, Kansas. They adopted a neice and nephew (Sue and Billy Layton) following their parent's death.
Mabry and Louis operated Bush's Hi-Way Cafe on Route 66 in Bristow, Oklahoma for many years. Mabry was employed in the aircraft industry in Washington during WWII. She was a hard-working, wonderful person who cared more for others than herself. She was loved by all who knew her.
Mabry was the daughter of Henry L. Stout (ca. 1868-1902) and Anna Isabelle Hopkins (1875-1936). She married (1) Lucious Minton (1883-1966) 1917 in Dallam County, Texas. They adopted a daughter, Paula Jane Minton (d. 1968). Mabry and Lucious operated a chili parlor in Texas.
Mabry married (2) Raymond Hoffman (b. ca. 1899) 15 April 1922 in Bartlesville, Washington, Oklahoma. She worked at the Dewey Hotel.
Mabry married (3) Lewis Woodberry Bush (1908-1974) 14 December 1945 in Independence, Montgomery, Kansas. They adopted a neice and nephew (Sue and Billy Layton) following their parent's death.
Mabry and Louis operated Bush's Hi-Way Cafe on Route 66 in Bristow, Oklahoma for many years. Mabry was employed in the aircraft industry in Washington during WWII. She was a hard-working, wonderful person who cared more for others than herself. She was loved by all who knew her.
Mabry married (2) Raymond Hoffman (b. ca. 1899) 15 April 1922 in Bartlesville, Washington, Oklahoma. She worked at the Dewey Hotel.
Mabry married (3) Lewis Woodberry Bush (1908-1974) 14 December 1945 in Independence, Montgomery, Kansas. They adopted a neice and nephew (Sue and Billy Layton) following their parent's death.
Mabry and Louis operated Bush's Hi-Way Cafe on Route 66 in Bristow, Oklahoma for many years. Mabry was employed in the aircraft industry in Washington during WWII. She was a hard-working, wonderful person who cared more for others than herself. She was loved by all who knew her.
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