I HAVE NOTICED SO MUCH WRONGFUL INFORMATION ON ANCESTRY ABOUT MY GRANDMOTHER VIDA! I WANT TO SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT. PLEASE, CHECK YOUR INFORMATION, DON'T JUST GUESS IT'S CORRECT.
EXAMPLES OF FALSE INFORMATION"
1) VIDA PASSED AWAY ON 9TH OF OCTOBER 1950 AT HOME IN MISSION, JOHNSON, KANSAS. I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT BECAUSE MY MOTHER, ELMA LOUISE RHODES CLYDE, STOOD AT THE FOOT OF HER BED AND WATCHED HER DIE! SHE DID "NOT" DIE IN KANSAS CITY, KANSAS!
2) HER DATE OF DEATH WAS 9TH OF OCTOBER. IF YOU CHECK YOUR RESOURCES, YOU'LL FIND THAT SHE DIED ON HER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY!
SO, PLEASE! I BEG EVERYONE...DON'T CREATE PROBLEMS FOR ALL OF US WHO HAVE INPUT OUR LOVED ONES ON FINDAGRAVE.COM! OTHERWISE, I'M GOING TO REMOVE ALL OF MY FAMILY FROM THIS SITE! I UNDERSTAND EVERYONE'S DESIRE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FAMILY. I'VE BEEN RESEARCHING SINCE 1971...YES MICROFICHE DAYS!
Vida Elma Fowler (Rhodes) was born on 8th of February, 1893 in Lamoni, Decatur County, Iowa. Her parents were Lewis August Fowler and Henrietta (Hattie) Brill Fowler.
Vida married Eugene Rhodes (NO MIDDLE NAME)
She loved to sew and taught her daughters to be good seamstresses, often making their own clothes. She never learned how to drive a car and was happy having family around her. She enjoyed picnics and walks around Swope Park on sunny Spring and Summer days.
According to her daughter-in-law, she was the most amazing mother-in-law ever! Her words of praise meant a great deal to me.
Vida was baptised on 2nd September 1893 according to the RLDS Archives, Independence, Missouri. Vida was raised in a strong RLDS household. Her father was a stone mason and aided in the building of the Stone Church in Independence.
During her younger years, she was a telephone operator.
Vida passed away on October 9th, 1950 at home in Mission, Johnson County, Kansas.
The top photo on her memorial page is my favorite picture of Grandma Vida. We miss you, Grandma!
EXAMPLES OF FALSE INFORMATION"
1) VIDA PASSED AWAY ON 9TH OF OCTOBER 1950 AT HOME IN MISSION, JOHNSON, KANSAS. I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT BECAUSE MY MOTHER, ELMA LOUISE RHODES CLYDE, STOOD AT THE FOOT OF HER BED AND WATCHED HER DIE! SHE DID "NOT" DIE IN KANSAS CITY, KANSAS!
2) HER DATE OF DEATH WAS 9TH OF OCTOBER. IF YOU CHECK YOUR RESOURCES, YOU'LL FIND THAT SHE DIED ON HER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY!
SO, PLEASE! I BEG EVERYONE...DON'T CREATE PROBLEMS FOR ALL OF US WHO HAVE INPUT OUR LOVED ONES ON FINDAGRAVE.COM! OTHERWISE, I'M GOING TO REMOVE ALL OF MY FAMILY FROM THIS SITE! I UNDERSTAND EVERYONE'S DESIRE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FAMILY. I'VE BEEN RESEARCHING SINCE 1971...YES MICROFICHE DAYS!
Vida Elma Fowler (Rhodes) was born on 8th of February, 1893 in Lamoni, Decatur County, Iowa. Her parents were Lewis August Fowler and Henrietta (Hattie) Brill Fowler.
Vida married Eugene Rhodes (NO MIDDLE NAME)
She loved to sew and taught her daughters to be good seamstresses, often making their own clothes. She never learned how to drive a car and was happy having family around her. She enjoyed picnics and walks around Swope Park on sunny Spring and Summer days.
According to her daughter-in-law, she was the most amazing mother-in-law ever! Her words of praise meant a great deal to me.
Vida was baptised on 2nd September 1893 according to the RLDS Archives, Independence, Missouri. Vida was raised in a strong RLDS household. Her father was a stone mason and aided in the building of the Stone Church in Independence.
During her younger years, she was a telephone operator.
Vida passed away on October 9th, 1950 at home in Mission, Johnson County, Kansas.
The top photo on her memorial page is my favorite picture of Grandma Vida. We miss you, Grandma!
I HAVE NOTICED SO MUCH WRONGFUL INFORMATION ON ANCESTRY ABOUT MY GRANDMOTHER VIDA! I WANT TO SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT. PLEASE, CHECK YOUR INFORMATION, DON'T JUST GUESS IT'S CORRECT.
EXAMPLES OF FALSE INFORMATION"
1) VIDA PASSED AWAY ON 9TH OF OCTOBER 1950 AT HOME IN MISSION, JOHNSON, KANSAS. I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT BECAUSE MY MOTHER, ELMA LOUISE RHODES CLYDE, STOOD AT THE FOOT OF HER BED AND WATCHED HER DIE! SHE DID "NOT" DIE IN KANSAS CITY, KANSAS!
2) HER DATE OF DEATH WAS 9TH OF OCTOBER. IF YOU CHECK YOUR RESOURCES, YOU'LL FIND THAT SHE DIED ON HER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY!
SO, PLEASE! I BEG EVERYONE...DON'T CREATE PROBLEMS FOR ALL OF US WHO HAVE INPUT OUR LOVED ONES ON FINDAGRAVE.COM! OTHERWISE, I'M GOING TO REMOVE ALL OF MY FAMILY FROM THIS SITE! I UNDERSTAND EVERYONE'S DESIRE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FAMILY. I'VE BEEN RESEARCHING SINCE 1971...YES MICROFICHE DAYS!
Vida Elma Fowler (Rhodes) was born on 8th of February, 1893 in Lamoni, Decatur County, Iowa. Her parents were Lewis August Fowler and Henrietta (Hattie) Brill Fowler.
Vida married Eugene Rhodes (NO MIDDLE NAME)
She loved to sew and taught her daughters to be good seamstresses, often making their own clothes. She never learned how to drive a car and was happy having family around her. She enjoyed picnics and walks around Swope Park on sunny Spring and Summer days.
According to her daughter-in-law, she was the most amazing mother-in-law ever! Her words of praise meant a great deal to me.
Vida was baptised on 2nd September 1893 according to the RLDS Archives, Independence, Missouri. Vida was raised in a strong RLDS household. Her father was a stone mason and aided in the building of the Stone Church in Independence.
During her younger years, she was a telephone operator.
Vida passed away on October 9th, 1950 at home in Mission, Johnson County, Kansas.
The top photo on her memorial page is my favorite picture of Grandma Vida. We miss you, Grandma!
EXAMPLES OF FALSE INFORMATION"
1) VIDA PASSED AWAY ON 9TH OF OCTOBER 1950 AT HOME IN MISSION, JOHNSON, KANSAS. I KNOW THIS FOR A FACT BECAUSE MY MOTHER, ELMA LOUISE RHODES CLYDE, STOOD AT THE FOOT OF HER BED AND WATCHED HER DIE! SHE DID "NOT" DIE IN KANSAS CITY, KANSAS!
2) HER DATE OF DEATH WAS 9TH OF OCTOBER. IF YOU CHECK YOUR RESOURCES, YOU'LL FIND THAT SHE DIED ON HER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY!
SO, PLEASE! I BEG EVERYONE...DON'T CREATE PROBLEMS FOR ALL OF US WHO HAVE INPUT OUR LOVED ONES ON FINDAGRAVE.COM! OTHERWISE, I'M GOING TO REMOVE ALL OF MY FAMILY FROM THIS SITE! I UNDERSTAND EVERYONE'S DESIRE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FAMILY. I'VE BEEN RESEARCHING SINCE 1971...YES MICROFICHE DAYS!
Vida Elma Fowler (Rhodes) was born on 8th of February, 1893 in Lamoni, Decatur County, Iowa. Her parents were Lewis August Fowler and Henrietta (Hattie) Brill Fowler.
Vida married Eugene Rhodes (NO MIDDLE NAME)
She loved to sew and taught her daughters to be good seamstresses, often making their own clothes. She never learned how to drive a car and was happy having family around her. She enjoyed picnics and walks around Swope Park on sunny Spring and Summer days.
According to her daughter-in-law, she was the most amazing mother-in-law ever! Her words of praise meant a great deal to me.
Vida was baptised on 2nd September 1893 according to the RLDS Archives, Independence, Missouri. Vida was raised in a strong RLDS household. Her father was a stone mason and aided in the building of the Stone Church in Independence.
During her younger years, she was a telephone operator.
Vida passed away on October 9th, 1950 at home in Mission, Johnson County, Kansas.
The top photo on her memorial page is my favorite picture of Grandma Vida. We miss you, Grandma!
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