Living in New York when she met and married her husband, Bill. They returned to his home town, Wytheville, in 1938 where they owned and operated Red Villa Inn, a local country store, for over 60 years.
Well known for her skills as an "upholsterist" and was the oldest female member of Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church at the time of her death.
A sister, Bertha Pandl
Special thanks to Eric Speck (#47954289) for supplying the links to her parents.
Well known for her skills as an "upholsterist" and was the oldest female member of Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church at the time of her death.
A sister, Bertha Pandl
Special thanks to Eric Speck (#47954289) for supplying the links to her parents.
Living in New York when she met and married her husband, Bill. They returned to his home town, Wytheville, in 1938 where they owned and operated Red Villa Inn, a local country store, for over 60 years.
Well known for her skills as an "upholsterist" and was the oldest female member of Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church at the time of her death.
A sister, Bertha Pandl
Special thanks to Eric Speck (#47954289) for supplying the links to her parents.
Well known for her skills as an "upholsterist" and was the oldest female member of Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church at the time of her death.
A sister, Bertha Pandl
Special thanks to Eric Speck (#47954289) for supplying the links to her parents.
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