Mrs. Belle Love Gibbins, 80, native of Portland, died suddenly from a stroke in Kelso, where she had been living for some time. The funeral will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Reardon’s chapel in Kelso, with final services at Portland crematorium.
Mrs. Gibbins was born in Portland February 23, 1969, and attended early day schools here.
Survivors include the widower, Charles Gibbins, a daughter, Mrs. Adabelle Leonard, a resident of California; a son, Ben Julian of Kelso, and a brother, Royal Frederick Love of Portland.
[The Oregonian, 18 Mar 1949, p19]
Mrs. Gibbins was born in Portland February 23, 1969, and attended early day schools here.
Survivors include the widower, Charles Gibbins, a daughter, Mrs. Adabelle Leonard, a resident of California; a son, Ben Julian of Kelso, and a brother, Royal Frederick Love of Portland.
[The Oregonian, 18 Mar 1949, p19]
Mrs. Belle Love Gibbins, 80, native of Portland, died suddenly from a stroke in Kelso, where she had been living for some time. The funeral will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Reardon’s chapel in Kelso, with final services at Portland crematorium.
Mrs. Gibbins was born in Portland February 23, 1969, and attended early day schools here.
Survivors include the widower, Charles Gibbins, a daughter, Mrs. Adabelle Leonard, a resident of California; a son, Ben Julian of Kelso, and a brother, Royal Frederick Love of Portland.
[The Oregonian, 18 Mar 1949, p19]
Mrs. Gibbins was born in Portland February 23, 1969, and attended early day schools here.
Survivors include the widower, Charles Gibbins, a daughter, Mrs. Adabelle Leonard, a resident of California; a son, Ben Julian of Kelso, and a brother, Royal Frederick Love of Portland.
[The Oregonian, 18 Mar 1949, p19]
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Obituary & State of Washington death record #4041 give spelling of last name as Gibbins
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