Mabel Fangman was the daughter of Duane D. Locke, Sr. and Emma (Gray) Locke Uhlenbrock. Mabel was married three times, had two sons by her first marriage, Edward and Paul Feldman (both deceased) and then married her sister, Mary's husband, James Smith-later, after he divorced his wife (Mabel's sister), they were married until his death and then she married Harvey Fangman and was his wife until her death. Harvey and his wife were Mabel's next door neighbors for many years and were friends but after Harvey's wife died he moved away but some years later Mabel saw him on the street by chance and they talked and got together and eventually married. She was very happy and Harvey was very good to her and they died within a year of each other. Mabel is buried next to Harvey's grave and Harvey's first wife is buried on the other side of Harvey. Mabel was the sister of Mary Smith Ake, Betty Neal, and Edith Williams. She was a loving and caring person.
Mabel Fangman was the daughter of Duane D. Locke, Sr. and Emma (Gray) Locke Uhlenbrock. Mabel was married three times, had two sons by her first marriage, Edward and Paul Feldman (both deceased) and then married her sister, Mary's husband, James Smith-later, after he divorced his wife (Mabel's sister), they were married until his death and then she married Harvey Fangman and was his wife until her death. Harvey and his wife were Mabel's next door neighbors for many years and were friends but after Harvey's wife died he moved away but some years later Mabel saw him on the street by chance and they talked and got together and eventually married. She was very happy and Harvey was very good to her and they died within a year of each other. Mabel is buried next to Harvey's grave and Harvey's first wife is buried on the other side of Harvey. Mabel was the sister of Mary Smith Ake, Betty Neal, and Edith Williams. She was a loving and caring person.
