Theresa and Lee married on 14 May 1919, he was divorced and already had three children:
Lloyd Levander, Wanda Elizabeth, and son, Shirley.
Together they had three sons:
Leo Henry, Wilmot Charles, and Kenneth.
Monday April 25, 1932
Deadwood Pioneer-Times
Deadwood, South Dakota
Page 1
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Theresa Nathan Aldrich, wife of Lee Aldrich, Rapid City, were held yesterday afternoon from the Schulte Mortuarty in this city. The services were largely attended by friends of the deceased and her family.
Rev. Dan J. Rueb, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city, was in charge.
Theresa Nathan was the daughter of Mrs. Sam Schwarzwald, of this city, she was educated in the public schools of Deadwood and graduated from the high school here, making this city her home until her marriage to Mr. Aldrich 15 years ago, when she removed to Rapid City where she had since resided. She passed away early Saturday morning at St. John's hospital, Rapid City, following an operation performed to restore her health which had been failing for a number of months. A loyal and devoted wife and mother, and a steadfast friend of those with whom she came in contact during her lifetime, she will be sadly missed. Besides her husband she is survived by three sons, Leo, Wilmot and Kenneth; her mother, and her brother, Charles Nathan, of this city. Interment was made in the family plot in Mt. Monan cemetery.
Behren's Mortuary
Lloyd Levander, Wanda Elizabeth, and son, Shirley.
Together they had three sons:
Leo Henry, Wilmot Charles, and Kenneth.
Monday April 25, 1932
Deadwood Pioneer-Times
Deadwood, South Dakota
Page 1
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Theresa Nathan Aldrich, wife of Lee Aldrich, Rapid City, were held yesterday afternoon from the Schulte Mortuarty in this city. The services were largely attended by friends of the deceased and her family.
Rev. Dan J. Rueb, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city, was in charge.
Theresa Nathan was the daughter of Mrs. Sam Schwarzwald, of this city, she was educated in the public schools of Deadwood and graduated from the high school here, making this city her home until her marriage to Mr. Aldrich 15 years ago, when she removed to Rapid City where she had since resided. She passed away early Saturday morning at St. John's hospital, Rapid City, following an operation performed to restore her health which had been failing for a number of months. A loyal and devoted wife and mother, and a steadfast friend of those with whom she came in contact during her lifetime, she will be sadly missed. Besides her husband she is survived by three sons, Leo, Wilmot and Kenneth; her mother, and her brother, Charles Nathan, of this city. Interment was made in the family plot in Mt. Monan cemetery.
Behren's Mortuary
Theresa and Lee married on 14 May 1919, he was divorced and already had three children:
Lloyd Levander, Wanda Elizabeth, and son, Shirley.
Together they had three sons:
Leo Henry, Wilmot Charles, and Kenneth.
Monday April 25, 1932
Deadwood Pioneer-Times
Deadwood, South Dakota
Page 1
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Theresa Nathan Aldrich, wife of Lee Aldrich, Rapid City, were held yesterday afternoon from the Schulte Mortuarty in this city. The services were largely attended by friends of the deceased and her family.
Rev. Dan J. Rueb, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city, was in charge.
Theresa Nathan was the daughter of Mrs. Sam Schwarzwald, of this city, she was educated in the public schools of Deadwood and graduated from the high school here, making this city her home until her marriage to Mr. Aldrich 15 years ago, when she removed to Rapid City where she had since resided. She passed away early Saturday morning at St. John's hospital, Rapid City, following an operation performed to restore her health which had been failing for a number of months. A loyal and devoted wife and mother, and a steadfast friend of those with whom she came in contact during her lifetime, she will be sadly missed. Besides her husband she is survived by three sons, Leo, Wilmot and Kenneth; her mother, and her brother, Charles Nathan, of this city. Interment was made in the family plot in Mt. Monan cemetery.
Behren's Mortuary
Lloyd Levander, Wanda Elizabeth, and son, Shirley.
Together they had three sons:
Leo Henry, Wilmot Charles, and Kenneth.
Monday April 25, 1932
Deadwood Pioneer-Times
Deadwood, South Dakota
Page 1
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Theresa Nathan Aldrich, wife of Lee Aldrich, Rapid City, were held yesterday afternoon from the Schulte Mortuarty in this city. The services were largely attended by friends of the deceased and her family.
Rev. Dan J. Rueb, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city, was in charge.
Theresa Nathan was the daughter of Mrs. Sam Schwarzwald, of this city, she was educated in the public schools of Deadwood and graduated from the high school here, making this city her home until her marriage to Mr. Aldrich 15 years ago, when she removed to Rapid City where she had since resided. She passed away early Saturday morning at St. John's hospital, Rapid City, following an operation performed to restore her health which had been failing for a number of months. A loyal and devoted wife and mother, and a steadfast friend of those with whom she came in contact during her lifetime, she will be sadly missed. Besides her husband she is survived by three sons, Leo, Wilmot and Kenneth; her mother, and her brother, Charles Nathan, of this city. Interment was made in the family plot in Mt. Monan cemetery.
Behren's Mortuary
