This is my dear loving mother.
She was one of James and Melissa (she's on Find A Grave) Sherwood's daughters and a sister of Martha Ann Sherwood Wells, who is also on Find A Grave.
Sadie was married twice, first to P.J.C.Brentlinger (my loving daddy) and then to my very loving (step) father John Stumpf.
First marriage-August 1927 Sadie Sherwood married Plennie Jarvis Cardwell Brentlinger in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
Second marriage-11 August 1950 Sadie(Sherwood,Brentlinger) married John Stumpf in Reno, Washoe County, Nevada by District Judge. Witnesses were Violet Addison, a friend and Phillip Stumpf, John's brother.
I will add more info in the near future but wanted to get this entered so that I could leave her flowers or a token for Mother's Day.
Thank you so very much to all who put flowers and/or tokens on her memorial. I always appreciate you thoughtfulness and kindness so very much. These and all the nice notes on my memorials is appreciated more than you know is very comforting to me as I know it is with all of you.
She was one of James and Melissa (she's on Find A Grave) Sherwood's daughters and a sister of Martha Ann Sherwood Wells, who is also on Find A Grave.
Sadie was married twice, first to P.J.C.Brentlinger (my loving daddy) and then to my very loving (step) father John Stumpf.
First marriage-August 1927 Sadie Sherwood married Plennie Jarvis Cardwell Brentlinger in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
Second marriage-11 August 1950 Sadie(Sherwood,Brentlinger) married John Stumpf in Reno, Washoe County, Nevada by District Judge. Witnesses were Violet Addison, a friend and Phillip Stumpf, John's brother.
I will add more info in the near future but wanted to get this entered so that I could leave her flowers or a token for Mother's Day.
Thank you so very much to all who put flowers and/or tokens on her memorial. I always appreciate you thoughtfulness and kindness so very much. These and all the nice notes on my memorials is appreciated more than you know is very comforting to me as I know it is with all of you.
This is my dear loving mother.
She was one of James and Melissa (she's on Find A Grave) Sherwood's daughters and a sister of Martha Ann Sherwood Wells, who is also on Find A Grave.
Sadie was married twice, first to P.J.C.Brentlinger (my loving daddy) and then to my very loving (step) father John Stumpf.
First marriage-August 1927 Sadie Sherwood married Plennie Jarvis Cardwell Brentlinger in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
Second marriage-11 August 1950 Sadie(Sherwood,Brentlinger) married John Stumpf in Reno, Washoe County, Nevada by District Judge. Witnesses were Violet Addison, a friend and Phillip Stumpf, John's brother.
I will add more info in the near future but wanted to get this entered so that I could leave her flowers or a token for Mother's Day.
Thank you so very much to all who put flowers and/or tokens on her memorial. I always appreciate you thoughtfulness and kindness so very much. These and all the nice notes on my memorials is appreciated more than you know is very comforting to me as I know it is with all of you.
She was one of James and Melissa (she's on Find A Grave) Sherwood's daughters and a sister of Martha Ann Sherwood Wells, who is also on Find A Grave.
Sadie was married twice, first to P.J.C.Brentlinger (my loving daddy) and then to my very loving (step) father John Stumpf.
First marriage-August 1927 Sadie Sherwood married Plennie Jarvis Cardwell Brentlinger in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
Second marriage-11 August 1950 Sadie(Sherwood,Brentlinger) married John Stumpf in Reno, Washoe County, Nevada by District Judge. Witnesses were Violet Addison, a friend and Phillip Stumpf, John's brother.
I will add more info in the near future but wanted to get this entered so that I could leave her flowers or a token for Mother's Day.
Thank you so very much to all who put flowers and/or tokens on her memorial. I always appreciate you thoughtfulness and kindness so very much. These and all the nice notes on my memorials is appreciated more than you know is very comforting to me as I know it is with all of you.
