Maggie Topinko was born in Detroit, Michigan to Paul and Catherine (Zadereska) Topinko. She served with the Women's Army Corps as a private first class in 1944-45, during World War II.
She was married to Howard Clay Baker in Macon, Georgia, on Aug 23, 1945.
Maggie enjoyed the outdoors, especially hunting, fishing and motorcycle riding. She was a member of the American Legion in Seattle, Evergreen WAC Chapter, Sunbonnet Sue Quilters and St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
The Baker's had two children: Jaye T. and Paul Joseph Baker, and four grandchildren.
Maggie's husband, Howard Clay Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James & America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
She was married to Howard Clay Baker in Macon, Georgia, on Aug 23, 1945.
Maggie enjoyed the outdoors, especially hunting, fishing and motorcycle riding. She was a member of the American Legion in Seattle, Evergreen WAC Chapter, Sunbonnet Sue Quilters and St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
The Baker's had two children: Jaye T. and Paul Joseph Baker, and four grandchildren.
Maggie's husband, Howard Clay Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James & America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
Maggie Topinko was born in Detroit, Michigan to Paul and Catherine (Zadereska) Topinko. She served with the Women's Army Corps as a private first class in 1944-45, during World War II.
She was married to Howard Clay Baker in Macon, Georgia, on Aug 23, 1945.
Maggie enjoyed the outdoors, especially hunting, fishing and motorcycle riding. She was a member of the American Legion in Seattle, Evergreen WAC Chapter, Sunbonnet Sue Quilters and St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
The Baker's had two children: Jaye T. and Paul Joseph Baker, and four grandchildren.
Maggie's husband, Howard Clay Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James & America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
She was married to Howard Clay Baker in Macon, Georgia, on Aug 23, 1945.
Maggie enjoyed the outdoors, especially hunting, fishing and motorcycle riding. She was a member of the American Legion in Seattle, Evergreen WAC Chapter, Sunbonnet Sue Quilters and St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
The Baker's had two children: Jaye T. and Paul Joseph Baker, and four grandchildren.
Maggie's husband, Howard Clay Baker, was a gr-gr-grandson of Dr. James & America Ford of Wabash, Indiana.
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