Tacoma, Washington - Word has been received of the death of Thelma (Railsback) Billett who died on Dec. 17, 1988 at her home in Tacoma, Washington.
She was the daughter of Harland M. and Gertrude O. Railsback of Argos. She was a graduate of Culver High School, class of 1927.
Surviving are her husband , Leonard M. Billett, Tacoma; a daughter, Diane Harrison, Seattle, Was; and a sister, Muriel Snyder, Brandon, Florida.
Mrs. Billett was a descendant of the Railsback family, who were among the earliest white settlers of Marshall County.
She was the daughter of Harland M. and Gertrude O. Railsback of Argos. She was a graduate of Culver High School, class of 1927.
Surviving are her husband , Leonard M. Billett, Tacoma; a daughter, Diane Harrison, Seattle, Was; and a sister, Muriel Snyder, Brandon, Florida.
Mrs. Billett was a descendant of the Railsback family, who were among the earliest white settlers of Marshall County.
Tacoma, Washington - Word has been received of the death of Thelma (Railsback) Billett who died on Dec. 17, 1988 at her home in Tacoma, Washington.
She was the daughter of Harland M. and Gertrude O. Railsback of Argos. She was a graduate of Culver High School, class of 1927.
Surviving are her husband , Leonard M. Billett, Tacoma; a daughter, Diane Harrison, Seattle, Was; and a sister, Muriel Snyder, Brandon, Florida.
Mrs. Billett was a descendant of the Railsback family, who were among the earliest white settlers of Marshall County.
She was the daughter of Harland M. and Gertrude O. Railsback of Argos. She was a graduate of Culver High School, class of 1927.
Surviving are her husband , Leonard M. Billett, Tacoma; a daughter, Diane Harrison, Seattle, Was; and a sister, Muriel Snyder, Brandon, Florida.
Mrs. Billett was a descendant of the Railsback family, who were among the earliest white settlers of Marshall County.
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