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Lucille Catherine in her marriage record.

MAYER, Lucille K (I4865)

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Lucille Virginia (Hunt) Johnson, 90, peacefully passed away on January 17. Lucille was a life-long Ellensburg resident, a committed mother and wife, educator, and community volunteer.

Lucille was born on August 20, 1921, to long-time Kittitas Valley residents, Charles and Alice (Phare) Hunt, the oldest of seven children. She enjoyed attending grade school at Thorp Elementary, and the Number 6 School. After graduating from Ellensburg High School she completed an elementary education degree from Central Washington College of Education in 1944. Lucille accepted an emergency war-time contract in 1943 to teach in Ridgefield, WA. At that time an early morning teacher duty was to climb a look-out and watch for enemy warplanes. Lucille returned to teaching in 1958 and taught in the Ellensburg School District for 20 years.

Lucille married Melvin (Swede) Johnson on June 28, 1945 and raised four children:Keith, Anne, Patricia, and Laurie. Family and faith were central to Lucille's life. She loved her role as grandmother. Education was very important and she was so proud that all eight of her grandchildren shared this value. Lucille also enjoyed the annual Family Olympics. Lucille served her First Lutheran Church congregation in several capacities.

Lucille showed great humility, integrity, and kindness in all that she did. She volunteered for the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). She wrote the senior-interest column for the Daily Record for nearly 25 years. Lucille had been active in her education association, serving as its president, and was later active in the Retired Teachers' Association. Lucille also willingly looked after elderly relatives and regularly visited those family members.

Lucille's last years were spent at Kittitas Valley Health Center. There she exuded a certain radiance and had a smile and good word for all those who cared for her so well. The family is extremely grateful for the very special love and care given Lucille. Special thanks go to KVHC, to Pastor Dennis Hickman for his regular visits, and to Dr. Don Solberg for decades of great care.

Lucille is survived by her children Keith (Janet) Johnson, Poulsbo; Anne Bounds, Yakima; Laurie Johnson, Olympia; son-in-law, Robert Bacon, Vancouver; her eight grandchildren Maren Johnson, Brett Johnson, Jennifer Buster, Kirsten Koetje, Courtney Holbrook, Cari Waldal, Drew Stillman, Bryce Stillman and 14 great grandchildren. Also surviving are a brother Don Hunt, Alabama, and Mary Hunt, Tacoma, sisters-in-law Elna Johnson and Della Pedersen of Ellensburg; Peg Hunt, Boise; Marie Hunt, Minneapolis; and Pat Julius, Wichita; fishing mentor Linda Pedersen, and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceding Lucille in death were her husband Melvin, her daughter Patricia Bacon, and siblings Phyllis Scott, Gerald Hunt, Melvin Hunt, and Patricia Hunt.

A memorial service honoring Lucille's life will be on Saturday, January 21, at 2:00pm at First Lutheran Church.

HUNT, Lucille Virginia (I9324)

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Lucy Baker says 1917

THOMPSON, Alice Bertha (I36925)

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Lucy May Hoyme, 92, of Osseo, WI, passed away on Monday, February 8, 2010, at her home. A gentle woman has left this world a better place.

Lucy May was born on May 20, 1917, in Osseo to Fred and Vera (Gilbertson) Nelson. She was baptized on July 1, 1917, at Price Lutheran Church. She was raised in Osseo and graduated from Osseo Lincoln High School in 1935. On August 18, 1940, she married Norman Hoyme at Osseo Evangelical Lutheran Church. Norm and Lucy May lived in Edgerton, Beaver Creek and Jasper, all in Minnesota, before returning to Wisconsin in 1958 where they lived in Augusta before returning to Osseo in 1972 where Lucy May once again lived in her childhood home until the time of her death.

Lucy May's life was guided by the simple values of family, friends and faith. There truly was little else that mattered to her and she has passed these values onto her children and their children as well.

Lucy May is survived by her four sons, Jon (Ruth) of Slayton, MN, Steve of Marinette, WI, Fred (Bonnie) of Rio, WI, and Rick (Diane) of Chippewa Falls, WI. Ten grandchildren also survive her, Jon's children, Kristin Hentges, Sarah Kepler, Greg Hoyme and Ann Ferguson; Steve's children, Kim LaLonde and Eric Hoyme; Fred's children, Chris Hoyme and Becky Desjarlais; Rick's children, Katie Helmink and Laura Hoyme. These children are blessed her with 13 great-grandchildren.

She is also survived by two brothers, Howard (Jane) Nelson of Milaca, MN, and Jerry (Mary) Nelson of Clitherall, MN; one brother-in-law, Vern Dewitz of Eau Claire, WI; one sister-in-law, Esther Hoyme of Jasper, MN; and many nieces and nephews.

Lucy May was preceded in death by her husband, Norman, in 1979; her mother and father; her brothers, Robert, Richard and William; and her sister, Hope Dewitz; and her infant great-grandson, Isaak Hentges.

Lucy's family is grateful to her many, many friends and neighbors who made it possible for Lucy to remain in the home she loved as her eyesight dimmed and her body began to grow frail. The love and care of the community of Osseo, her church and especially her niece Kay and nephew Bill (Sheila), her neighbors Char and John Pierce, Red Bratsven and Nancy, Margaret Johnson and Lucy's many friends who were always there to give her rides and provide her with friendship, made her last years on this earth a blessing that too few will ever know.

NELSON, Lucy May (I38671)

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Luella died from eclampsia and “albuminea.” Her death certificate notes that she had given birth to twins on April 22nd.

An obituary said: “A day after giving birth to twin boys, Mrs Martin Tonsager, wife of Elko lumberman, died at her home Saturday night of convulsions caused from kidney trouble of long standing. One of the twins died Monday from convulsions. A throng of friends and relatives gathered in the Lutheran Church at Christiania Wednesday to pay their last respects to the beloved woman. It was one of the saddest funerals ever held in the church. Luella Marie Anderson, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson was born in New Market township April 7, 1899. She was united in marriage to Martin Tonsager November 24, 1920. To this union three children were born, Marion, age four and the twin boys born April 22nd, one boy followed his mother in death on April 25th. Besides her husband and children she is survived by five sisters, Mrs Mons Hall, Mrs Hogan Hall and Mrs Gust Henry of Lakeville; Mrs C. T. Johnson of St. Paul and Mrs Nels Mullen of Elko; also four brothers, Adolph Anderson of Minneapolis, Olaf Anderson of Maiden Rock, Wisconsin; Anton Anderson of St. Paul and Karl Anderson of Elko. 04-07-1899/04-23-1927”

ANDERSON, Luella Marie (Selma?) (I12737)

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Lula C. Engel, 83, of Crabtree died Monday at home of natural causes.

She was born in Kenneth, Minn., to Kanut and Bergeit Oldre.

She moved as a child to South Dakota. Then in 1936, at the age of 14, she moved to Oregon with her family and settled in Albany.

She later met Donald E. Engel, and they married on May 28, 1948, in Albany. Together they had three children and Lula worked at home. From 1971 to 1998, they lived in Alsea and since then in Crabtree.

She was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Albany. She enjoyed cooking, traveling, camping trips and spending time with her family.

Survivors include husband Don of Crabtree; daughters Eileen (Robert) Fligg of Troutdale and Karen (Gary) Halliwell of Crabtree; son Darrell of Crabtree; brother Melvin Oldre of Albany; 10 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

OLDRE, Lula Caroline (I25458)

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LUND, Rangdi Wilhelmsdatter (I11835)

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ELLINGBØE, Nils Helgeson (I11974)

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MORLAND, Maria Andreasdatter (I11975)

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LUND, Anne Vilhjølmsdatter (I24990)