Graveside service will be held at Mount Nebo Cemetery at 1 p.m. Sunday for Claire J. Engler, who died Friday at Sacred Heart Medical Center. She was 89.
Hennessey-Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Born in New York, she came to Spokane in 1909.
Mrs. Engler was a past president of the Daughters of Israel of the Keneseth Synagogue.
She was active in Temple Beth Shalom, Hadassah, and the Temple Sisterhood.
Her husband, Harry Engler, died in 1983.
Survivors include two sons, Charles T. Engler of Spokane and Bernard Stertzer of San Diego; two sisters, including Eleanor Weiner of Spokane; and three grandchildren.
—From The Spokesman-Review; Saturday, June 6, 1990
Hennessey-Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Born in New York, she came to Spokane in 1909.
Mrs. Engler was a past president of the Daughters of Israel of the Keneseth Synagogue.
She was active in Temple Beth Shalom, Hadassah, and the Temple Sisterhood.
Her husband, Harry Engler, died in 1983.
Survivors include two sons, Charles T. Engler of Spokane and Bernard Stertzer of San Diego; two sisters, including Eleanor Weiner of Spokane; and three grandchildren.
—From The Spokesman-Review; Saturday, June 6, 1990
Graveside service will be held at Mount Nebo Cemetery at 1 p.m. Sunday for Claire J. Engler, who died Friday at Sacred Heart Medical Center. She was 89.
Hennessey-Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Born in New York, she came to Spokane in 1909.
Mrs. Engler was a past president of the Daughters of Israel of the Keneseth Synagogue.
She was active in Temple Beth Shalom, Hadassah, and the Temple Sisterhood.
Her husband, Harry Engler, died in 1983.
Survivors include two sons, Charles T. Engler of Spokane and Bernard Stertzer of San Diego; two sisters, including Eleanor Weiner of Spokane; and three grandchildren.
—From The Spokesman-Review; Saturday, June 6, 1990
Hennessey-Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Born in New York, she came to Spokane in 1909.
Mrs. Engler was a past president of the Daughters of Israel of the Keneseth Synagogue.
She was active in Temple Beth Shalom, Hadassah, and the Temple Sisterhood.
Her husband, Harry Engler, died in 1983.
Survivors include two sons, Charles T. Engler of Spokane and Bernard Stertzer of San Diego; two sisters, including Eleanor Weiner of Spokane; and three grandchildren.
—From The Spokesman-Review; Saturday, June 6, 1990
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