Farmer's wife, homemaker and great mother. Mary Rarick was a kind, but no-nonsense Christian lady who loved her grand-children.
She worked alongside her husband on the farm and worked later in a furniture mill (she made a wooden rocking horse for her oldest grandson during WW II).
She was a steady rock in her family until her passing.
She worked alongside her husband on the farm and worked later in a furniture mill (she made a wooden rocking horse for her oldest grandson during WW II).
She was a steady rock in her family until her passing.
Farmer's wife, homemaker and great mother. Mary Rarick was a kind, but no-nonsense Christian lady who loved her grand-children.
She worked alongside her husband on the farm and worked later in a furniture mill (she made a wooden rocking horse for her oldest grandson during WW II).
She was a steady rock in her family until her passing.
She worked alongside her husband on the farm and worked later in a furniture mill (she made a wooden rocking horse for her oldest grandson during WW II).
She was a steady rock in her family until her passing.
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RARICK
MARY C.
1900—1971
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Wife of B. Ray Rarick
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