Known Marriages Jess Farris- Post WW2; Fred Clift- sometime in the 40-50's era; she later married Edsel Fritts in Baldwin City, Kansas. She suffered a heart Attack the last week of June while on a camping trip; she died almost a week later on June 30th 1983 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence, Ks.
While Her body was displayed for visitation in Baldwin City, Kansas, there was a minimum of 300 people who arrived. At the Graveside Services at Union Cemetery in Stotts City, Missouri where many of the Family are buried there was almost as many people who drove from Kansas and all over Missouri to attend the Funeral as had attended the Visitation. Morma Jean had a way of making freinds where ever she went; she rarely ever met a stranger. An Attendee at the Funeral commented "If Norma Jean were here she'd be introducing everyone here that don't know someone else." This was a woman who just wanted everyone to be freinds.
While Her body was displayed for visitation in Baldwin City, Kansas, there was a minimum of 300 people who arrived. At the Graveside Services at Union Cemetery in Stotts City, Missouri where many of the Family are buried there was almost as many people who drove from Kansas and all over Missouri to attend the Funeral as had attended the Visitation. Morma Jean had a way of making freinds where ever she went; she rarely ever met a stranger. An Attendee at the Funeral commented "If Norma Jean were here she'd be introducing everyone here that don't know someone else." This was a woman who just wanted everyone to be freinds.
Known Marriages Jess Farris- Post WW2; Fred Clift- sometime in the 40-50's era; she later married Edsel Fritts in Baldwin City, Kansas. She suffered a heart Attack the last week of June while on a camping trip; she died almost a week later on June 30th 1983 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence, Ks.
While Her body was displayed for visitation in Baldwin City, Kansas, there was a minimum of 300 people who arrived. At the Graveside Services at Union Cemetery in Stotts City, Missouri where many of the Family are buried there was almost as many people who drove from Kansas and all over Missouri to attend the Funeral as had attended the Visitation. Morma Jean had a way of making freinds where ever she went; she rarely ever met a stranger. An Attendee at the Funeral commented "If Norma Jean were here she'd be introducing everyone here that don't know someone else." This was a woman who just wanted everyone to be freinds.
While Her body was displayed for visitation in Baldwin City, Kansas, there was a minimum of 300 people who arrived. At the Graveside Services at Union Cemetery in Stotts City, Missouri where many of the Family are buried there was almost as many people who drove from Kansas and all over Missouri to attend the Funeral as had attended the Visitation. Morma Jean had a way of making freinds where ever she went; she rarely ever met a stranger. An Attendee at the Funeral commented "If Norma Jean were here she'd be introducing everyone here that don't know someone else." This was a woman who just wanted everyone to be freinds.
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