Gwendolyn Adair Bertoni or Gwen as everyone called her was born on June 9, 1937. She was married to Joe Preston Bertoni on October 15, 1953, in Avondale, Arizona. Joe is the son of Charles Edward Bertoni and Ruth Amos.
Gwen's job was being a full-time mom. She enjoyed her family very much. Joe worked as a lather until their family moved to Boron, California. The plant makes borax soap. Gwen's brother Delbert also worked at the Borax plant for about one year. The children from both families had a fun time while together. They had a cage built in the backyard of Joe and Gwen's house for desert tortoises. The tortoise was all around the area.
Joe and Gwen eventually moved back to Phoenix and Joe worked for Delbert in the remodeling business. Joe then landed an excellent job with Allied-Signal or Honeywell as it is called now. They also lived for several years at 3321 E. Yale Street until they bought a very nice home at 17849 N. 43rd Drive, Glendale, Arizona 85308. Unfortunately, Gwen was not able to enjoy the house for very long. She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died shortly after on September 11, 1996. She is laid to rest in Phoenix close to her mother Mildred, Siblings Delbert, Ronnie, Ina, Doug, one grandchild, and one great-grandchild.
Gwen's job was being a full-time mom. She enjoyed her family very much. Joe worked as a lather until their family moved to Boron, California. The plant makes borax soap. Gwen's brother Delbert also worked at the Borax plant for about one year. The children from both families had a fun time while together. They had a cage built in the backyard of Joe and Gwen's house for desert tortoises. The tortoise was all around the area.
Joe and Gwen eventually moved back to Phoenix and Joe worked for Delbert in the remodeling business. Joe then landed an excellent job with Allied-Signal or Honeywell as it is called now. They also lived for several years at 3321 E. Yale Street until they bought a very nice home at 17849 N. 43rd Drive, Glendale, Arizona 85308. Unfortunately, Gwen was not able to enjoy the house for very long. She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died shortly after on September 11, 1996. She is laid to rest in Phoenix close to her mother Mildred, Siblings Delbert, Ronnie, Ina, Doug, one grandchild, and one great-grandchild.
Gwendolyn Adair Bertoni or Gwen as everyone called her was born on June 9, 1937. She was married to Joe Preston Bertoni on October 15, 1953, in Avondale, Arizona. Joe is the son of Charles Edward Bertoni and Ruth Amos.
Gwen's job was being a full-time mom. She enjoyed her family very much. Joe worked as a lather until their family moved to Boron, California. The plant makes borax soap. Gwen's brother Delbert also worked at the Borax plant for about one year. The children from both families had a fun time while together. They had a cage built in the backyard of Joe and Gwen's house for desert tortoises. The tortoise was all around the area.
Joe and Gwen eventually moved back to Phoenix and Joe worked for Delbert in the remodeling business. Joe then landed an excellent job with Allied-Signal or Honeywell as it is called now. They also lived for several years at 3321 E. Yale Street until they bought a very nice home at 17849 N. 43rd Drive, Glendale, Arizona 85308. Unfortunately, Gwen was not able to enjoy the house for very long. She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died shortly after on September 11, 1996. She is laid to rest in Phoenix close to her mother Mildred, Siblings Delbert, Ronnie, Ina, Doug, one grandchild, and one great-grandchild.
Gwen's job was being a full-time mom. She enjoyed her family very much. Joe worked as a lather until their family moved to Boron, California. The plant makes borax soap. Gwen's brother Delbert also worked at the Borax plant for about one year. The children from both families had a fun time while together. They had a cage built in the backyard of Joe and Gwen's house for desert tortoises. The tortoise was all around the area.
Joe and Gwen eventually moved back to Phoenix and Joe worked for Delbert in the remodeling business. Joe then landed an excellent job with Allied-Signal or Honeywell as it is called now. They also lived for several years at 3321 E. Yale Street until they bought a very nice home at 17849 N. 43rd Drive, Glendale, Arizona 85308. Unfortunately, Gwen was not able to enjoy the house for very long. She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and died shortly after on September 11, 1996. She is laid to rest in Phoenix close to her mother Mildred, Siblings Delbert, Ronnie, Ina, Doug, one grandchild, and one great-grandchild.
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