Elaine Ruby Rooks was born March 16, 1926 near Wamblee, South Dakota the daughter of James and Rhoda LaBuff Rooks and attended Pine Ridge Boarding School; and later lived in Rapid City, South Dakota.
She was married to Bert Tony in Douglas, Wyoming in 1946 and lived there until the time of her death.
She suffered from a muscular disease beginning in her teens. The past four years of her life were spent in Michael Manor, Douglas, Wyoming where she had made many friends.
Mrs. Tony was survived by brothers, John and Gene Rooks and sisters, Mrs. Isabelle Pourier and Mrs. Lewis Barney; and an aunt and uncle, Ida and Seth Wilcox of South Dakota.
Her parents and her husband preceded her in death.
Information was obtained from her obituary.
She was married to Bert Tony in Douglas, Wyoming in 1946 and lived there until the time of her death.
She suffered from a muscular disease beginning in her teens. The past four years of her life were spent in Michael Manor, Douglas, Wyoming where she had made many friends.
Mrs. Tony was survived by brothers, John and Gene Rooks and sisters, Mrs. Isabelle Pourier and Mrs. Lewis Barney; and an aunt and uncle, Ida and Seth Wilcox of South Dakota.
Her parents and her husband preceded her in death.
Information was obtained from her obituary.
Elaine Ruby Rooks was born March 16, 1926 near Wamblee, South Dakota the daughter of James and Rhoda LaBuff Rooks and attended Pine Ridge Boarding School; and later lived in Rapid City, South Dakota.
She was married to Bert Tony in Douglas, Wyoming in 1946 and lived there until the time of her death.
She suffered from a muscular disease beginning in her teens. The past four years of her life were spent in Michael Manor, Douglas, Wyoming where she had made many friends.
Mrs. Tony was survived by brothers, John and Gene Rooks and sisters, Mrs. Isabelle Pourier and Mrs. Lewis Barney; and an aunt and uncle, Ida and Seth Wilcox of South Dakota.
Her parents and her husband preceded her in death.
Information was obtained from her obituary.
She was married to Bert Tony in Douglas, Wyoming in 1946 and lived there until the time of her death.
She suffered from a muscular disease beginning in her teens. The past four years of her life were spent in Michael Manor, Douglas, Wyoming where she had made many friends.
Mrs. Tony was survived by brothers, John and Gene Rooks and sisters, Mrs. Isabelle Pourier and Mrs. Lewis Barney; and an aunt and uncle, Ida and Seth Wilcox of South Dakota.
Her parents and her husband preceded her in death.
Information was obtained from her obituary.
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Obit gives her birth as 1926; headstone shows 1925.
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