Viola F. Bigger
Mrs. Byron G. (Viola F.) Bigger, 63, of 4922 S. Steele St., who was secretary of the Ladies of the Moose Bowling League, died Tuesday. She was born in Tacoma and had lived her all her life.
Mrs. Bigger was a retired sales clerk for the Fisher Company, and for the Bon Marche. She attended Visitation Catholic Church and was a member of the Tacoma Ladies of the Moose Lodge.
Surviving beside her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Louis (Jo Ann) Rickenbacker of Everett; her mother, Mrs. Warren (Mary) Brooks of Tacoma; and two grandchildren.
Services are announced by Piper Funeral Home.
Published in The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington) - Thursday, September 13, 1973.
Mrs. Byron G. (Viola F.) Bigger, 63, of 4922 S. Steele St., who was secretary of the Ladies of the Moose Bowling League, died Tuesday. She was born in Tacoma and had lived her all her life.
Mrs. Bigger was a retired sales clerk for the Fisher Company, and for the Bon Marche. She attended Visitation Catholic Church and was a member of the Tacoma Ladies of the Moose Lodge.
Surviving beside her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Louis (Jo Ann) Rickenbacker of Everett; her mother, Mrs. Warren (Mary) Brooks of Tacoma; and two grandchildren.
Services are announced by Piper Funeral Home.
Published in The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington) - Thursday, September 13, 1973.
Viola F. Bigger
Mrs. Byron G. (Viola F.) Bigger, 63, of 4922 S. Steele St., who was secretary of the Ladies of the Moose Bowling League, died Tuesday. She was born in Tacoma and had lived her all her life.
Mrs. Bigger was a retired sales clerk for the Fisher Company, and for the Bon Marche. She attended Visitation Catholic Church and was a member of the Tacoma Ladies of the Moose Lodge.
Surviving beside her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Louis (Jo Ann) Rickenbacker of Everett; her mother, Mrs. Warren (Mary) Brooks of Tacoma; and two grandchildren.
Services are announced by Piper Funeral Home.
Published in The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington) - Thursday, September 13, 1973.
Mrs. Byron G. (Viola F.) Bigger, 63, of 4922 S. Steele St., who was secretary of the Ladies of the Moose Bowling League, died Tuesday. She was born in Tacoma and had lived her all her life.
Mrs. Bigger was a retired sales clerk for the Fisher Company, and for the Bon Marche. She attended Visitation Catholic Church and was a member of the Tacoma Ladies of the Moose Lodge.
Surviving beside her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Louis (Jo Ann) Rickenbacker of Everett; her mother, Mrs. Warren (Mary) Brooks of Tacoma; and two grandchildren.
Services are announced by Piper Funeral Home.
Published in The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington) - Thursday, September 13, 1973.
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