Newspapers.com Daily Sun News (Sunnyside, Washington) 09 Feb 1983, Wed - pg 8
OBITUARY CLARA ROSE HUMBYRD
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd, 64, of Kennewick, died at Valley Memorial Hispital in Yakima, Saturday, Feb. 5. Mrs. Humbyrd was born at Lamar, Colorado. When she was young her family and perents, Charles and Mary Coder, moved to Grant County, Kansas where she spent her early years and received her education. The Coder family came west in 1933 settling in Sunnyside.
. On May 18, 1938 Miss Clara Coder and Clarence Humbyrd were married in Yakima. Together they lived in the Upper and Lower Yakima Valley and in the Tri-cities.
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd is survived by her husband, Clarence Humbyrd of Kennewick; four daughters, Mrs. Darlene Mitchell of Longview, Mrs. Neil (Velma) Sparks and Mrs. Barbara Goodin both of Kennewick, and Mrs. Forrest (Rose Mary) Thompson of Selah; two sons, Leon Humbyrd of Kennewick and Roy Humbyrd of Spokane; 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Lester Coder of Tillamook, Oregon and Robert and Albert Coder both of Granger; one sister, Mrs. Harold (Mabel) Wright of Goldendale.
OBITUARY CLARA ROSE HUMBYRD
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd, 64, of Kennewick, died at Valley Memorial Hispital in Yakima, Saturday, Feb. 5. Mrs. Humbyrd was born at Lamar, Colorado. When she was young her family and perents, Charles and Mary Coder, moved to Grant County, Kansas where she spent her early years and received her education. The Coder family came west in 1933 settling in Sunnyside.
. On May 18, 1938 Miss Clara Coder and Clarence Humbyrd were married in Yakima. Together they lived in the Upper and Lower Yakima Valley and in the Tri-cities.
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd is survived by her husband, Clarence Humbyrd of Kennewick; four daughters, Mrs. Darlene Mitchell of Longview, Mrs. Neil (Velma) Sparks and Mrs. Barbara Goodin both of Kennewick, and Mrs. Forrest (Rose Mary) Thompson of Selah; two sons, Leon Humbyrd of Kennewick and Roy Humbyrd of Spokane; 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Lester Coder of Tillamook, Oregon and Robert and Albert Coder both of Granger; one sister, Mrs. Harold (Mabel) Wright of Goldendale.
Newspapers.com Daily Sun News (Sunnyside, Washington) 09 Feb 1983, Wed - pg 8
OBITUARY CLARA ROSE HUMBYRD
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd, 64, of Kennewick, died at Valley Memorial Hispital in Yakima, Saturday, Feb. 5. Mrs. Humbyrd was born at Lamar, Colorado. When she was young her family and perents, Charles and Mary Coder, moved to Grant County, Kansas where she spent her early years and received her education. The Coder family came west in 1933 settling in Sunnyside.
. On May 18, 1938 Miss Clara Coder and Clarence Humbyrd were married in Yakima. Together they lived in the Upper and Lower Yakima Valley and in the Tri-cities.
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd is survived by her husband, Clarence Humbyrd of Kennewick; four daughters, Mrs. Darlene Mitchell of Longview, Mrs. Neil (Velma) Sparks and Mrs. Barbara Goodin both of Kennewick, and Mrs. Forrest (Rose Mary) Thompson of Selah; two sons, Leon Humbyrd of Kennewick and Roy Humbyrd of Spokane; 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Lester Coder of Tillamook, Oregon and Robert and Albert Coder both of Granger; one sister, Mrs. Harold (Mabel) Wright of Goldendale.
OBITUARY CLARA ROSE HUMBYRD
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd, 64, of Kennewick, died at Valley Memorial Hispital in Yakima, Saturday, Feb. 5. Mrs. Humbyrd was born at Lamar, Colorado. When she was young her family and perents, Charles and Mary Coder, moved to Grant County, Kansas where she spent her early years and received her education. The Coder family came west in 1933 settling in Sunnyside.
. On May 18, 1938 Miss Clara Coder and Clarence Humbyrd were married in Yakima. Together they lived in the Upper and Lower Yakima Valley and in the Tri-cities.
. Mrs. Clara Rose Humbyrd is survived by her husband, Clarence Humbyrd of Kennewick; four daughters, Mrs. Darlene Mitchell of Longview, Mrs. Neil (Velma) Sparks and Mrs. Barbara Goodin both of Kennewick, and Mrs. Forrest (Rose Mary) Thompson of Selah; two sons, Leon Humbyrd of Kennewick and Roy Humbyrd of Spokane; 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Lester Coder of Tillamook, Oregon and Robert and Albert Coder both of Granger; one sister, Mrs. Harold (Mabel) Wright of Goldendale.
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