JANE OLIVE "JOSIE" (DAVIS) MYERS
Josie Olive (Davis) Myers was born Aug 23, 1887 near Red Cloud, Nebr and passed away Jan 8, 1969 in the Yuma Hospital, Yuma, Colo. after a long illness
She was married to Fred A. Myers on March 17, 1909 on Mr Myers' parents wedding anniversary.
The couple went to Greeley County, Kans., in a covered wagon to homestead. In 1914, they moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch south of Yuma. Here they raised a close and happy family where they all participated in community and church activities.
Mrs. Myers was an active member of the Bethany County Church and taught a Sunday School class for years. They retired from the farm 20 years ago and moved to their present home in Yuma.
After moving to Yuma, they transferred membership to the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Myers became a member of the Eastern Star and continued to teach a boy's Sunday School class as long as her health permitted.
Mrs Myers was a devoted wife and mother. She believed and practiced the principles of love. The influence of this wife and mother is reflected in the lives of many.
She is survived by her husband, Fred, and six children and their families: Lyle and wife, Ruby; Verlin and daughters, Peggy and VerLynn; Coleen and husband, Ernie and children, Beverly and Robert; Billie and wife, MaBeth and sons, Tom and Frank; Robert and wife, Ann and children, Sandra, Robert and David; Howard and wife, Joyce and children, Michael, Steven, Tamela and Patty; three great grandchildren, one sister Lucy Delaney of Los Angeles, Calif., and a brother John in Oregon.
Her parents, one sister, two brothers, one half-brother and two grandsons preceded her in death.
Burial was in Yuma Cemetery.
Yuma Pioneer
Transcribed by Carol Moore
January 16, 1969
Transcribed by Carol Moore
Yuma, Colorado
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(Fred and Jane were married at the home of Fred's parents March 17, 1909.)
Josie Olive (Davis) Myers was born Aug 23, 1887 near Red Cloud, Nebr and passed away Jan 8, 1969 in the Yuma Hospital, Yuma, Colo. after a long illness
She was married to Fred A. Myers on March 17, 1909 on Mr Myers' parents wedding anniversary.
The couple went to Greeley County, Kans., in a covered wagon to homestead. In 1914, they moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch south of Yuma. Here they raised a close and happy family where they all participated in community and church activities.
Mrs. Myers was an active member of the Bethany County Church and taught a Sunday School class for years. They retired from the farm 20 years ago and moved to their present home in Yuma.
After moving to Yuma, they transferred membership to the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Myers became a member of the Eastern Star and continued to teach a boy's Sunday School class as long as her health permitted.
Mrs Myers was a devoted wife and mother. She believed and practiced the principles of love. The influence of this wife and mother is reflected in the lives of many.
She is survived by her husband, Fred, and six children and their families: Lyle and wife, Ruby; Verlin and daughters, Peggy and VerLynn; Coleen and husband, Ernie and children, Beverly and Robert; Billie and wife, MaBeth and sons, Tom and Frank; Robert and wife, Ann and children, Sandra, Robert and David; Howard and wife, Joyce and children, Michael, Steven, Tamela and Patty; three great grandchildren, one sister Lucy Delaney of Los Angeles, Calif., and a brother John in Oregon.
Her parents, one sister, two brothers, one half-brother and two grandsons preceded her in death.
Burial was in Yuma Cemetery.
Yuma Pioneer
Transcribed by Carol Moore
January 16, 1969
Transcribed by Carol Moore
Yuma, Colorado
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(Fred and Jane were married at the home of Fred's parents March 17, 1909.)
JANE OLIVE "JOSIE" (DAVIS) MYERS
Josie Olive (Davis) Myers was born Aug 23, 1887 near Red Cloud, Nebr and passed away Jan 8, 1969 in the Yuma Hospital, Yuma, Colo. after a long illness
She was married to Fred A. Myers on March 17, 1909 on Mr Myers' parents wedding anniversary.
The couple went to Greeley County, Kans., in a covered wagon to homestead. In 1914, they moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch south of Yuma. Here they raised a close and happy family where they all participated in community and church activities.
Mrs. Myers was an active member of the Bethany County Church and taught a Sunday School class for years. They retired from the farm 20 years ago and moved to their present home in Yuma.
After moving to Yuma, they transferred membership to the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Myers became a member of the Eastern Star and continued to teach a boy's Sunday School class as long as her health permitted.
Mrs Myers was a devoted wife and mother. She believed and practiced the principles of love. The influence of this wife and mother is reflected in the lives of many.
She is survived by her husband, Fred, and six children and their families: Lyle and wife, Ruby; Verlin and daughters, Peggy and VerLynn; Coleen and husband, Ernie and children, Beverly and Robert; Billie and wife, MaBeth and sons, Tom and Frank; Robert and wife, Ann and children, Sandra, Robert and David; Howard and wife, Joyce and children, Michael, Steven, Tamela and Patty; three great grandchildren, one sister Lucy Delaney of Los Angeles, Calif., and a brother John in Oregon.
Her parents, one sister, two brothers, one half-brother and two grandsons preceded her in death.
Burial was in Yuma Cemetery.
Yuma Pioneer
Transcribed by Carol Moore
January 16, 1969
Transcribed by Carol Moore
Yuma, Colorado
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(Fred and Jane were married at the home of Fred's parents March 17, 1909.)
Josie Olive (Davis) Myers was born Aug 23, 1887 near Red Cloud, Nebr and passed away Jan 8, 1969 in the Yuma Hospital, Yuma, Colo. after a long illness
She was married to Fred A. Myers on March 17, 1909 on Mr Myers' parents wedding anniversary.
The couple went to Greeley County, Kans., in a covered wagon to homestead. In 1914, they moved to Colorado and lived on a ranch south of Yuma. Here they raised a close and happy family where they all participated in community and church activities.
Mrs. Myers was an active member of the Bethany County Church and taught a Sunday School class for years. They retired from the farm 20 years ago and moved to their present home in Yuma.
After moving to Yuma, they transferred membership to the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Myers became a member of the Eastern Star and continued to teach a boy's Sunday School class as long as her health permitted.
Mrs Myers was a devoted wife and mother. She believed and practiced the principles of love. The influence of this wife and mother is reflected in the lives of many.
She is survived by her husband, Fred, and six children and their families: Lyle and wife, Ruby; Verlin and daughters, Peggy and VerLynn; Coleen and husband, Ernie and children, Beverly and Robert; Billie and wife, MaBeth and sons, Tom and Frank; Robert and wife, Ann and children, Sandra, Robert and David; Howard and wife, Joyce and children, Michael, Steven, Tamela and Patty; three great grandchildren, one sister Lucy Delaney of Los Angeles, Calif., and a brother John in Oregon.
Her parents, one sister, two brothers, one half-brother and two grandsons preceded her in death.
Burial was in Yuma Cemetery.
Yuma Pioneer
Transcribed by Carol Moore
January 16, 1969
Transcribed by Carol Moore
Yuma, Colorado
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(Fred and Jane were married at the home of Fred's parents March 17, 1909.)
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