Agnes Ella Shackley grew up on her parent's homestead in Merino CO. When the family moved to Arvada in 1920, she at the age of 16 along with her two siblings, one older and one younger, moved where she graduated from Arvada High School. Upon graduation, it is assumed that she returned to the area where she was raised and started to teach school. Some years later she returned to Arvada where she continued her teaching career as an elementary-school teacher for the Arvada Public School. In 1939, she married Richard Hughes but never had any children.
The following was published as her obituary.
AGNES E. HUGHES, 91, of Denver died Jan. 2. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9 at Fairmount's Little Ivy Chapel, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Hughes was born in Marino on Nov. 21, 1906. She married Richard Hughes in 1939. She was an elementary-school teacher for Arvada Public Schools. She was a member of the Eastern Star Friendship Chapter 127 and the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include cousin Catherine Stockholm of Denver; nieces Lucille Aleka of Hawaii, Lois Linshow of California, Joyce Pecce of Denver, Linda Spence of Arvada; nephews Virgil Inness of Center, Eugene Smith of California.
The following was published as her obituary.
AGNES E. HUGHES, 91, of Denver died Jan. 2. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9 at Fairmount's Little Ivy Chapel, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Hughes was born in Marino on Nov. 21, 1906. She married Richard Hughes in 1939. She was an elementary-school teacher for Arvada Public Schools. She was a member of the Eastern Star Friendship Chapter 127 and the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include cousin Catherine Stockholm of Denver; nieces Lucille Aleka of Hawaii, Lois Linshow of California, Joyce Pecce of Denver, Linda Spence of Arvada; nephews Virgil Inness of Center, Eugene Smith of California.
Agnes Ella Shackley grew up on her parent's homestead in Merino CO. When the family moved to Arvada in 1920, she at the age of 16 along with her two siblings, one older and one younger, moved where she graduated from Arvada High School. Upon graduation, it is assumed that she returned to the area where she was raised and started to teach school. Some years later she returned to Arvada where she continued her teaching career as an elementary-school teacher for the Arvada Public School. In 1939, she married Richard Hughes but never had any children.
The following was published as her obituary.
AGNES E. HUGHES, 91, of Denver died Jan. 2. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9 at Fairmount's Little Ivy Chapel, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Hughes was born in Marino on Nov. 21, 1906. She married Richard Hughes in 1939. She was an elementary-school teacher for Arvada Public Schools. She was a member of the Eastern Star Friendship Chapter 127 and the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include cousin Catherine Stockholm of Denver; nieces Lucille Aleka of Hawaii, Lois Linshow of California, Joyce Pecce of Denver, Linda Spence of Arvada; nephews Virgil Inness of Center, Eugene Smith of California.
The following was published as her obituary.
AGNES E. HUGHES, 91, of Denver died Jan. 2. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9 at Fairmount's Little Ivy Chapel, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Hughes was born in Marino on Nov. 21, 1906. She married Richard Hughes in 1939. She was an elementary-school teacher for Arvada Public Schools. She was a member of the Eastern Star Friendship Chapter 127 and the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include cousin Catherine Stockholm of Denver; nieces Lucille Aleka of Hawaii, Lois Linshow of California, Joyce Pecce of Denver, Linda Spence of Arvada; nephews Virgil Inness of Center, Eugene Smith of California.
