CASPER — Services for Mari
Frances Walker, 83, will be helm
on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church with Pastor Steve
Domfeld officiating. Interment
will be at Memorial Gardens
Cemetery.
Mrs. Walker died Sept. 22,
1996, at Wyoming Medical
Center.
She was born Jan. 19, 1913, 2
Wolcott, Kan., the daughter of
Townsend and Molly Ford. She
grew up and received her
education in Wolcott.
She was married to Alfred
Edwin Banderman and William
S. Johnson for 40 years and bot
husbands preceded her in deatl
She married Charles T. Walki
on April 4, 1992.
She moved to Wyoming in
mid 1945. She worked for Horn
Drug Store and F.W. Woolworth
as a pastry baker; She was '
known for her pies.
She did volunteer Work with
the Seniorsand was a member
of the Meadowlarks, RSVP,
Ladies of the Moose, Eagles,
Oregon Trail Grange and the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. V
Survivors incltflde her
husband, two sons, Alfred
Banderman of Powell and
Eugene Bandermim of Freesoil
Michigan two daughters Velma
Jean Wagner of Bailey Colo and
Pat Ellis of Kansas City, Mo.;
three stepsons, Doran Johnson
and Doug Walker, both of Casper
and Wayne Walker of Cheyenne;
three stepdaughters, LaVae
Wantoch of Fountain City, Wis.
DeVal Clyrner of Midwest and
Sally Bates of Rochester, Minn
a sister, May Johnson of
Shawnee, Kan.; 24
grandchildren, 24 great-
grandchildren and numerous
nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, her first and second
husbands, a son, Clarence Virgil
and 14 brothers and sisters.
Frances Walker, 83, will be helm
on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church with Pastor Steve
Domfeld officiating. Interment
will be at Memorial Gardens
Cemetery.
Mrs. Walker died Sept. 22,
1996, at Wyoming Medical
Center.
She was born Jan. 19, 1913, 2
Wolcott, Kan., the daughter of
Townsend and Molly Ford. She
grew up and received her
education in Wolcott.
She was married to Alfred
Edwin Banderman and William
S. Johnson for 40 years and bot
husbands preceded her in deatl
She married Charles T. Walki
on April 4, 1992.
She moved to Wyoming in
mid 1945. She worked for Horn
Drug Store and F.W. Woolworth
as a pastry baker; She was '
known for her pies.
She did volunteer Work with
the Seniorsand was a member
of the Meadowlarks, RSVP,
Ladies of the Moose, Eagles,
Oregon Trail Grange and the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. V
Survivors incltflde her
husband, two sons, Alfred
Banderman of Powell and
Eugene Bandermim of Freesoil
Michigan two daughters Velma
Jean Wagner of Bailey Colo and
Pat Ellis of Kansas City, Mo.;
three stepsons, Doran Johnson
and Doug Walker, both of Casper
and Wayne Walker of Cheyenne;
three stepdaughters, LaVae
Wantoch of Fountain City, Wis.
DeVal Clyrner of Midwest and
Sally Bates of Rochester, Minn
a sister, May Johnson of
Shawnee, Kan.; 24
grandchildren, 24 great-
grandchildren and numerous
nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, her first and second
husbands, a son, Clarence Virgil
and 14 brothers and sisters.
CASPER — Services for Mari
Frances Walker, 83, will be helm
on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church with Pastor Steve
Domfeld officiating. Interment
will be at Memorial Gardens
Cemetery.
Mrs. Walker died Sept. 22,
1996, at Wyoming Medical
Center.
She was born Jan. 19, 1913, 2
Wolcott, Kan., the daughter of
Townsend and Molly Ford. She
grew up and received her
education in Wolcott.
She was married to Alfred
Edwin Banderman and William
S. Johnson for 40 years and bot
husbands preceded her in deatl
She married Charles T. Walki
on April 4, 1992.
She moved to Wyoming in
mid 1945. She worked for Horn
Drug Store and F.W. Woolworth
as a pastry baker; She was '
known for her pies.
She did volunteer Work with
the Seniorsand was a member
of the Meadowlarks, RSVP,
Ladies of the Moose, Eagles,
Oregon Trail Grange and the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. V
Survivors incltflde her
husband, two sons, Alfred
Banderman of Powell and
Eugene Bandermim of Freesoil
Michigan two daughters Velma
Jean Wagner of Bailey Colo and
Pat Ellis of Kansas City, Mo.;
three stepsons, Doran Johnson
and Doug Walker, both of Casper
and Wayne Walker of Cheyenne;
three stepdaughters, LaVae
Wantoch of Fountain City, Wis.
DeVal Clyrner of Midwest and
Sally Bates of Rochester, Minn
a sister, May Johnson of
Shawnee, Kan.; 24
grandchildren, 24 great-
grandchildren and numerous
nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, her first and second
husbands, a son, Clarence Virgil
and 14 brothers and sisters.
Frances Walker, 83, will be helm
on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church with Pastor Steve
Domfeld officiating. Interment
will be at Memorial Gardens
Cemetery.
Mrs. Walker died Sept. 22,
1996, at Wyoming Medical
Center.
She was born Jan. 19, 1913, 2
Wolcott, Kan., the daughter of
Townsend and Molly Ford. She
grew up and received her
education in Wolcott.
She was married to Alfred
Edwin Banderman and William
S. Johnson for 40 years and bot
husbands preceded her in deatl
She married Charles T. Walki
on April 4, 1992.
She moved to Wyoming in
mid 1945. She worked for Horn
Drug Store and F.W. Woolworth
as a pastry baker; She was '
known for her pies.
She did volunteer Work with
the Seniorsand was a member
of the Meadowlarks, RSVP,
Ladies of the Moose, Eagles,
Oregon Trail Grange and the
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church. V
Survivors incltflde her
husband, two sons, Alfred
Banderman of Powell and
Eugene Bandermim of Freesoil
Michigan two daughters Velma
Jean Wagner of Bailey Colo and
Pat Ellis of Kansas City, Mo.;
three stepsons, Doran Johnson
and Doug Walker, both of Casper
and Wayne Walker of Cheyenne;
three stepdaughters, LaVae
Wantoch of Fountain City, Wis.
DeVal Clyrner of Midwest and
Sally Bates of Rochester, Minn
a sister, May Johnson of
Shawnee, Kan.; 24
grandchildren, 24 great-
grandchildren and numerous
nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, her first and second
husbands, a son, Clarence Virgil
and 14 brothers and sisters.
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