Murvin Fredrick "Murve" Kibbe, son of Jesse and Monta (Seaver) Kibbe, was born April 22, 1908.
He was a graduate of Randall Rural High School and lived in the Randall and Jamestown communities most of his life.
He began his life work by farming. Later he became an implement parts manager and continued with this work for his entire life.
He was united in marriage to Mildred Clark in April 1931, and to this union three daughters were born: being Janyce, Mary Jo and Brenda.
Murve was a gentle and quite man. He was a devoted husband and dedicated father, and took great pride and delight in his grandchildren.
He was a graduate of Randall Rural High School and lived in the Randall and Jamestown communities most of his life.
He began his life work by farming. Later he became an implement parts manager and continued with this work for his entire life.
He was united in marriage to Mildred Clark in April 1931, and to this union three daughters were born: being Janyce, Mary Jo and Brenda.
Murve was a gentle and quite man. He was a devoted husband and dedicated father, and took great pride and delight in his grandchildren.
Murvin Fredrick "Murve" Kibbe, son of Jesse and Monta (Seaver) Kibbe, was born April 22, 1908.
He was a graduate of Randall Rural High School and lived in the Randall and Jamestown communities most of his life.
He began his life work by farming. Later he became an implement parts manager and continued with this work for his entire life.
He was united in marriage to Mildred Clark in April 1931, and to this union three daughters were born: being Janyce, Mary Jo and Brenda.
Murve was a gentle and quite man. He was a devoted husband and dedicated father, and took great pride and delight in his grandchildren.
He was a graduate of Randall Rural High School and lived in the Randall and Jamestown communities most of his life.
He began his life work by farming. Later he became an implement parts manager and continued with this work for his entire life.
He was united in marriage to Mildred Clark in April 1931, and to this union three daughters were born: being Janyce, Mary Jo and Brenda.
Murve was a gentle and quite man. He was a devoted husband and dedicated father, and took great pride and delight in his grandchildren.
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