Daughter of Harold Lawson
and Ella Lien ...
She married Richard Ackerman
on Nov. 8th 1946 ....
She touched many lives while
she was here and will be
remembered always....
Ila Yvonne Lawson Ackerman 84 passed away peacefully on Feb 15th 2014 at Mountain View House in Camas, Wa. At her request there will be no service.
Ila was born April 3rd 1929 in Fairmount N.D. The family moved to Canby , Oregon when Ila was six where she spent many happy years with her brother Boyd and her extended family . She loved playing with all the animals on her Aunt Laura and uncle Elzie Holdens farm.
When the opportunity for better employment came, the family moved to Cascade Locks Oregon where her father began work for the Bonneville power co. and her mother returned to teaching . Ila loved the beauty of the area and spent many joyful summers fishing and swimming in the Columbia River. It was there that she met Richard "Dick' Ackerman , a handsome young Navy man from Stevenson Washington. They married on Nov. 8, 1946 shortly after llas high school graduation and moved to Camas , Washington
She began working as a cashier for Spouse-Reitz store in downtown Camas . She later joined Dick at Crown Zellerbach paper mill . Following that she worked as a dental asst. and finally retired from Camas Furniture after 20 years.
Always interested in the world around her Ila was a avid reader she would read the Columbian Newspaper from cover to cover . Some of her favorite interests were flower gardening , airplanes , coin collecting , the Portland Trailblazers , traveling , going to garage sales and playing slot machines.
But more important thing in the world to Ila was always her family. She was a devoted and loving daughter, sister, wife and grandmother and aunt. There was not anything she would not do to help and support for her family and friends
and Ella Lien ...
She married Richard Ackerman
on Nov. 8th 1946 ....
She touched many lives while
she was here and will be
remembered always....
Ila Yvonne Lawson Ackerman 84 passed away peacefully on Feb 15th 2014 at Mountain View House in Camas, Wa. At her request there will be no service.
Ila was born April 3rd 1929 in Fairmount N.D. The family moved to Canby , Oregon when Ila was six where she spent many happy years with her brother Boyd and her extended family . She loved playing with all the animals on her Aunt Laura and uncle Elzie Holdens farm.
When the opportunity for better employment came, the family moved to Cascade Locks Oregon where her father began work for the Bonneville power co. and her mother returned to teaching . Ila loved the beauty of the area and spent many joyful summers fishing and swimming in the Columbia River. It was there that she met Richard "Dick' Ackerman , a handsome young Navy man from Stevenson Washington. They married on Nov. 8, 1946 shortly after llas high school graduation and moved to Camas , Washington
She began working as a cashier for Spouse-Reitz store in downtown Camas . She later joined Dick at Crown Zellerbach paper mill . Following that she worked as a dental asst. and finally retired from Camas Furniture after 20 years.
Always interested in the world around her Ila was a avid reader she would read the Columbian Newspaper from cover to cover . Some of her favorite interests were flower gardening , airplanes , coin collecting , the Portland Trailblazers , traveling , going to garage sales and playing slot machines.
But more important thing in the world to Ila was always her family. She was a devoted and loving daughter, sister, wife and grandmother and aunt. There was not anything she would not do to help and support for her family and friends
Daughter of Harold Lawson
and Ella Lien ...
She married Richard Ackerman
on Nov. 8th 1946 ....
She touched many lives while
she was here and will be
remembered always....
Ila Yvonne Lawson Ackerman 84 passed away peacefully on Feb 15th 2014 at Mountain View House in Camas, Wa. At her request there will be no service.
Ila was born April 3rd 1929 in Fairmount N.D. The family moved to Canby , Oregon when Ila was six where she spent many happy years with her brother Boyd and her extended family . She loved playing with all the animals on her Aunt Laura and uncle Elzie Holdens farm.
When the opportunity for better employment came, the family moved to Cascade Locks Oregon where her father began work for the Bonneville power co. and her mother returned to teaching . Ila loved the beauty of the area and spent many joyful summers fishing and swimming in the Columbia River. It was there that she met Richard "Dick' Ackerman , a handsome young Navy man from Stevenson Washington. They married on Nov. 8, 1946 shortly after llas high school graduation and moved to Camas , Washington
She began working as a cashier for Spouse-Reitz store in downtown Camas . She later joined Dick at Crown Zellerbach paper mill . Following that she worked as a dental asst. and finally retired from Camas Furniture after 20 years.
Always interested in the world around her Ila was a avid reader she would read the Columbian Newspaper from cover to cover . Some of her favorite interests were flower gardening , airplanes , coin collecting , the Portland Trailblazers , traveling , going to garage sales and playing slot machines.
But more important thing in the world to Ila was always her family. She was a devoted and loving daughter, sister, wife and grandmother and aunt. There was not anything she would not do to help and support for her family and friends
and Ella Lien ...
She married Richard Ackerman
on Nov. 8th 1946 ....
She touched many lives while
she was here and will be
remembered always....
Ila Yvonne Lawson Ackerman 84 passed away peacefully on Feb 15th 2014 at Mountain View House in Camas, Wa. At her request there will be no service.
Ila was born April 3rd 1929 in Fairmount N.D. The family moved to Canby , Oregon when Ila was six where she spent many happy years with her brother Boyd and her extended family . She loved playing with all the animals on her Aunt Laura and uncle Elzie Holdens farm.
When the opportunity for better employment came, the family moved to Cascade Locks Oregon where her father began work for the Bonneville power co. and her mother returned to teaching . Ila loved the beauty of the area and spent many joyful summers fishing and swimming in the Columbia River. It was there that she met Richard "Dick' Ackerman , a handsome young Navy man from Stevenson Washington. They married on Nov. 8, 1946 shortly after llas high school graduation and moved to Camas , Washington
She began working as a cashier for Spouse-Reitz store in downtown Camas . She later joined Dick at Crown Zellerbach paper mill . Following that she worked as a dental asst. and finally retired from Camas Furniture after 20 years.
Always interested in the world around her Ila was a avid reader she would read the Columbian Newspaper from cover to cover . Some of her favorite interests were flower gardening , airplanes , coin collecting , the Portland Trailblazers , traveling , going to garage sales and playing slot machines.
But more important thing in the world to Ila was always her family. She was a devoted and loving daughter, sister, wife and grandmother and aunt. There was not anything she would not do to help and support for her family and friends
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