Lu Gene Warren was born to Victor Warren and Margaret Christine matters.
Lu Gene married William "Bill" McGivney and had 4 boys. Later divorced and married Eugene Auckerman in June 1969. They had no children together.
They had at one time a boat and managed different trailer parks. Genie loved to paint and was great at it. She was a well cook and baker.
Later she had many health problems like her eyesight and diabeties. She had mini strokes. This year she was put in an independent home and passed away one morning.
She will be missed by her four boys, grandchildren, great grandchildren and 3 step children, step grandchildren and step great grandchildren.
Lu Gene married William "Bill" McGivney and had 4 boys. Later divorced and married Eugene Auckerman in June 1969. They had no children together.
They had at one time a boat and managed different trailer parks. Genie loved to paint and was great at it. She was a well cook and baker.
Later she had many health problems like her eyesight and diabeties. She had mini strokes. This year she was put in an independent home and passed away one morning.
She will be missed by her four boys, grandchildren, great grandchildren and 3 step children, step grandchildren and step great grandchildren.
Lu Gene Warren was born to Victor Warren and Margaret Christine matters.
Lu Gene married William "Bill" McGivney and had 4 boys. Later divorced and married Eugene Auckerman in June 1969. They had no children together.
They had at one time a boat and managed different trailer parks. Genie loved to paint and was great at it. She was a well cook and baker.
Later she had many health problems like her eyesight and diabeties. She had mini strokes. This year she was put in an independent home and passed away one morning.
She will be missed by her four boys, grandchildren, great grandchildren and 3 step children, step grandchildren and step great grandchildren.
Lu Gene married William "Bill" McGivney and had 4 boys. Later divorced and married Eugene Auckerman in June 1969. They had no children together.
They had at one time a boat and managed different trailer parks. Genie loved to paint and was great at it. She was a well cook and baker.
Later she had many health problems like her eyesight and diabeties. She had mini strokes. This year she was put in an independent home and passed away one morning.
She will be missed by her four boys, grandchildren, great grandchildren and 3 step children, step grandchildren and step great grandchildren.
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