Marion Janice (who went by Janice her adult life) met Millard Koehler in Newark, NJ, where they were married.
She was a secretary for the Prudential Company until she had children.
She and Millard enjoyed travel, particularly to England.
Her ashes, along with Millard's, were spread at sea.
Through her grandfather, William H.H. Wilcox , and his mother, Anna Gertrude (Eacker) Wilcox, she is a descendant of Capt. George Herkimer (sometimes referred to as Colonel), who with his more famous brother, General Nicholas Herkimer , fought in the Revolutionary War.
She was a secretary for the Prudential Company until she had children.
She and Millard enjoyed travel, particularly to England.
Her ashes, along with Millard's, were spread at sea.
Through her grandfather, William H.H. Wilcox , and his mother, Anna Gertrude (Eacker) Wilcox, she is a descendant of Capt. George Herkimer (sometimes referred to as Colonel), who with his more famous brother, General Nicholas Herkimer , fought in the Revolutionary War.
Marion Janice (who went by Janice her adult life) met Millard Koehler in Newark, NJ, where they were married.
She was a secretary for the Prudential Company until she had children.
She and Millard enjoyed travel, particularly to England.
Her ashes, along with Millard's, were spread at sea.
Through her grandfather, William H.H. Wilcox , and his mother, Anna Gertrude (Eacker) Wilcox, she is a descendant of Capt. George Herkimer (sometimes referred to as Colonel), who with his more famous brother, General Nicholas Herkimer , fought in the Revolutionary War.
She was a secretary for the Prudential Company until she had children.
She and Millard enjoyed travel, particularly to England.
Her ashes, along with Millard's, were spread at sea.
Through her grandfather, William H.H. Wilcox , and his mother, Anna Gertrude (Eacker) Wilcox, she is a descendant of Capt. George Herkimer (sometimes referred to as Colonel), who with his more famous brother, General Nicholas Herkimer , fought in the Revolutionary War.
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