OBIT:
Mrs. Mary Jane Minnick, 81, of McKenna, died Friday morning at a local hospital. Born in McPherson County, Kansas, she had been a resident of McKenna for seven years.
Surviving are four sons, George and John of Tacoma, Albert of Seattle, and Frank of Hoquiam; three daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Yelm, Mrs. Mary Harder of Tacoma, and Mrs. Helen Prewitt of Deer Park, Washington; and 25 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Harry Irons of Seattle, Bert Irons of Palouse, and a sister, Mrs. Frances Finkle, who lives in Kansas.
Services will be announced by the Storley Funeral Home.
Tacoma News Tribune, December 23, 1951
Mrs. Mary Jane Minnick, 81, of McKenna, died Friday morning at a local hospital. Born in McPherson County, Kansas, she had been a resident of McKenna for seven years.
Surviving are four sons, George and John of Tacoma, Albert of Seattle, and Frank of Hoquiam; three daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Yelm, Mrs. Mary Harder of Tacoma, and Mrs. Helen Prewitt of Deer Park, Washington; and 25 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Harry Irons of Seattle, Bert Irons of Palouse, and a sister, Mrs. Frances Finkle, who lives in Kansas.
Services will be announced by the Storley Funeral Home.
Tacoma News Tribune, December 23, 1951
OBIT:
Mrs. Mary Jane Minnick, 81, of McKenna, died Friday morning at a local hospital. Born in McPherson County, Kansas, she had been a resident of McKenna for seven years.
Surviving are four sons, George and John of Tacoma, Albert of Seattle, and Frank of Hoquiam; three daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Yelm, Mrs. Mary Harder of Tacoma, and Mrs. Helen Prewitt of Deer Park, Washington; and 25 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Harry Irons of Seattle, Bert Irons of Palouse, and a sister, Mrs. Frances Finkle, who lives in Kansas.
Services will be announced by the Storley Funeral Home.
Tacoma News Tribune, December 23, 1951
Mrs. Mary Jane Minnick, 81, of McKenna, died Friday morning at a local hospital. Born in McPherson County, Kansas, she had been a resident of McKenna for seven years.
Surviving are four sons, George and John of Tacoma, Albert of Seattle, and Frank of Hoquiam; three daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Yelm, Mrs. Mary Harder of Tacoma, and Mrs. Helen Prewitt of Deer Park, Washington; and 25 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Harry Irons of Seattle, Bert Irons of Palouse, and a sister, Mrs. Frances Finkle, who lives in Kansas.
Services will be announced by the Storley Funeral Home.
Tacoma News Tribune, December 23, 1951
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