Lucy Grewe worked as a clerk in the New Bremen Gas office (1909) and later (during W.W.II) was a bookkeeper in Seattle for the armed services. Lucy followed her sisters, Lydia Saer and Evelyn Grewe, to Seattle, Washington in the 1930s to join their brother, Leonard Grewe. She married Emil G. Conradi in Fort Wayne, Indiana after his first wife, Ida Wilhelmina Boesel, died on 2/21/1951.
After Emil and Lucy married, they sold their house in New Bremen to the Woodmen of the World in August 1952 and moved to Seattle. They both died in Seattle and are buried there.
After Emil and Lucy married, they sold their house in New Bremen to the Woodmen of the World in August 1952 and moved to Seattle. They both died in Seattle and are buried there.
Lucy Grewe worked as a clerk in the New Bremen Gas office (1909) and later (during W.W.II) was a bookkeeper in Seattle for the armed services. Lucy followed her sisters, Lydia Saer and Evelyn Grewe, to Seattle, Washington in the 1930s to join their brother, Leonard Grewe. She married Emil G. Conradi in Fort Wayne, Indiana after his first wife, Ida Wilhelmina Boesel, died on 2/21/1951.
After Emil and Lucy married, they sold their house in New Bremen to the Woodmen of the World in August 1952 and moved to Seattle. They both died in Seattle and are buried there.
After Emil and Lucy married, they sold their house in New Bremen to the Woodmen of the World in August 1952 and moved to Seattle. They both died in Seattle and are buried there.
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Burial date: May 10, 1971
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