Father's Name: John L. Jackson
Mother's Name: Emma Sterling
WWhen Bert married Stella, she already had a son by a previous marriage,
They were married Oct. 13, 1919 in Denver, CO. Stella's son's name was Richard Caldon. He was only 8 months when Bert married his mom, so the only dad he ever knew was Bert. Stella was working in Fitzsimmons Army Hospital in Denver as a nurse when Bert met her after the war. She had beautiful red hair. They lived in Mesita, CO and Pagosa Springs, CO for many years.
Mother's Name: Emma Sterling
WWhen Bert married Stella, she already had a son by a previous marriage,
They were married Oct. 13, 1919 in Denver, CO. Stella's son's name was Richard Caldon. He was only 8 months when Bert married his mom, so the only dad he ever knew was Bert. Stella was working in Fitzsimmons Army Hospital in Denver as a nurse when Bert met her after the war. She had beautiful red hair. They lived in Mesita, CO and Pagosa Springs, CO for many years.
Father's Name: John L. Jackson
Mother's Name: Emma Sterling
WWhen Bert married Stella, she already had a son by a previous marriage,
They were married Oct. 13, 1919 in Denver, CO. Stella's son's name was Richard Caldon. He was only 8 months when Bert married his mom, so the only dad he ever knew was Bert. Stella was working in Fitzsimmons Army Hospital in Denver as a nurse when Bert met her after the war. She had beautiful red hair. They lived in Mesita, CO and Pagosa Springs, CO for many years.
Mother's Name: Emma Sterling
WWhen Bert married Stella, she already had a son by a previous marriage,
They were married Oct. 13, 1919 in Denver, CO. Stella's son's name was Richard Caldon. He was only 8 months when Bert married his mom, so the only dad he ever knew was Bert. Stella was working in Fitzsimmons Army Hospital in Denver as a nurse when Bert met her after the war. She had beautiful red hair. They lived in Mesita, CO and Pagosa Springs, CO for many years.
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