Mrs. Miller was a longtime employee of the U.S. Post Office. She worked at a Des Moines branch and earned the nickname of "Air Mail Kate" because she was responsible for knowing all the air mail route and dispaches to the states and cities west of the Mississippi River. Retiring in 1975. She has lived in Charles City since March 1997.
Surviving are four children and their spouses, Dolores Gay of Des Moine, Verna & Donald Wight of Charles City, Donna & Gene Gilchrist, and Arlie LeRoy "Butch" & Nell Miller, both of Des Moines; one brother, Elmer Smith of Belmond; nine grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild.
Mrs. Miller was preceded in death by her husband, and 12 brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Miller was a longtime employee of the U.S. Post Office. She worked at a Des Moines branch and earned the nickname of "Air Mail Kate" because she was responsible for knowing all the air mail route and dispaches to the states and cities west of the Mississippi River. Retiring in 1975. She has lived in Charles City since March 1997.
Surviving are four children and their spouses, Dolores Gay of Des Moine, Verna & Donald Wight of Charles City, Donna & Gene Gilchrist, and Arlie LeRoy "Butch" & Nell Miller, both of Des Moines; one brother, Elmer Smith of Belmond; nine grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild.
Mrs. Miller was preceded in death by her husband, and 12 brothers and sisters.
Family Members
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Clarence Ellsworth Smith
1897–1971
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John William "Jack" Smith Sr
1900–1968
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Mrs Olive Mae Smith Vaughn
1901–1970
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Thomas Erwin Smith
1903–1972
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Virgil James "Bud" Smith
1905–1976
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Joseph Isaiah "Joe" Smith
1907–1992
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Eva Marie Smith Smith
1910–1974
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Ruth Eleanor Smith Wickman Coss
1913–1976
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Mary Louise Smith Smalley
1916–1958
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Elmer LeRoy Smith
1917–2011
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Edward L Smith
1919–1978
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Lena Ethel Smith Wilhite Stout
1921–1973
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