Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Eriksen, 81 years old, who died Sunday at her home after a brief illness; were held January 7, 1948 in the Ballard First Lutheran Church. Burial was in the Pacific Lutheran Cemetery by Wiggens & Sons' Mortuary.
Mrs. Eriksen, was born in Norway, and came to Seattle 42 years prior to her death. Her husband, Eilert Eriksen, formerly was a assistant manager of Fishing Vessels Owners Marine Ways, Inc. She was a member of the Ballard First Lutheran Church.
Surviving are her husband Eilert Eriksen, four daughters, two sons, a brother and seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Published in the Seattle Times on Tuesday, January 6, 1948 on page 14
Mrs. Eriksen, was born in Norway, and came to Seattle 42 years prior to her death. Her husband, Eilert Eriksen, formerly was a assistant manager of Fishing Vessels Owners Marine Ways, Inc. She was a member of the Ballard First Lutheran Church.
Surviving are her husband Eilert Eriksen, four daughters, two sons, a brother and seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Published in the Seattle Times on Tuesday, January 6, 1948 on page 14
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Eriksen, 81 years old, who died Sunday at her home after a brief illness; were held January 7, 1948 in the Ballard First Lutheran Church. Burial was in the Pacific Lutheran Cemetery by Wiggens & Sons' Mortuary.
Mrs. Eriksen, was born in Norway, and came to Seattle 42 years prior to her death. Her husband, Eilert Eriksen, formerly was a assistant manager of Fishing Vessels Owners Marine Ways, Inc. She was a member of the Ballard First Lutheran Church.
Surviving are her husband Eilert Eriksen, four daughters, two sons, a brother and seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Published in the Seattle Times on Tuesday, January 6, 1948 on page 14
Mrs. Eriksen, was born in Norway, and came to Seattle 42 years prior to her death. Her husband, Eilert Eriksen, formerly was a assistant manager of Fishing Vessels Owners Marine Ways, Inc. She was a member of the Ballard First Lutheran Church.
Surviving are her husband Eilert Eriksen, four daughters, two sons, a brother and seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Published in the Seattle Times on Tuesday, January 6, 1948 on page 14
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