Hazel Laverne Case passed peacefully from this life on June 26, 2016 at the age of 93 years. She was the firstborn child of seven to Harry William Myers and Cleta Mae Yates Myers and grew up on a farm near Hardtner Kansas, attending school there.
Her mother died at the age of 36, leaving Hazel to help provide care for her younger siblings.
She married Lotus Aldon (Red) Case on August 7, 1940 and spent most of her married life in Alva. After raising their two children, she joined her husband in opening and operating the Daylight Donut Shop in 1968, continuing until his death in 1977. She subsequently worked for several Alva retailers including Magnuson Grocery, Holder Drugs, and provided assistance to elderly in the community.
She was active in the First Baptist Church until her health and vision loss prevented her attendance there. In addition to time with her family, she spent many hours attending to her yard, flowers and home, taking great pride in her efforts. She also loved to travel, taking trips with her children and their families.
She is survived by her son Jim Case (Barbara) of Alva, and daughter Georgia Beltz (Fred) of Clinton Town ship Michigan in addition to grandchildren Brandon Case, Sara Tandoc and Kristyn Ross. In addition to three great grandchildren, Aurora, Matthew and Lucas, she is also survived by her sister Virginia living in Dallas Texas.
She is preceded in death by husband "Red" her grandson Jason Daniel Case and siblings Virgil, Forest, Bethel, Donald and John.
She is remembered with great love by those who mourn her loss and celebrate her life.
Her mother died at the age of 36, leaving Hazel to help provide care for her younger siblings.
She married Lotus Aldon (Red) Case on August 7, 1940 and spent most of her married life in Alva. After raising their two children, she joined her husband in opening and operating the Daylight Donut Shop in 1968, continuing until his death in 1977. She subsequently worked for several Alva retailers including Magnuson Grocery, Holder Drugs, and provided assistance to elderly in the community.
She was active in the First Baptist Church until her health and vision loss prevented her attendance there. In addition to time with her family, she spent many hours attending to her yard, flowers and home, taking great pride in her efforts. She also loved to travel, taking trips with her children and their families.
She is survived by her son Jim Case (Barbara) of Alva, and daughter Georgia Beltz (Fred) of Clinton Town ship Michigan in addition to grandchildren Brandon Case, Sara Tandoc and Kristyn Ross. In addition to three great grandchildren, Aurora, Matthew and Lucas, she is also survived by her sister Virginia living in Dallas Texas.
She is preceded in death by husband "Red" her grandson Jason Daniel Case and siblings Virgil, Forest, Bethel, Donald and John.
She is remembered with great love by those who mourn her loss and celebrate her life.
Hazel Laverne Case passed peacefully from this life on June 26, 2016 at the age of 93 years. She was the firstborn child of seven to Harry William Myers and Cleta Mae Yates Myers and grew up on a farm near Hardtner Kansas, attending school there.
Her mother died at the age of 36, leaving Hazel to help provide care for her younger siblings.
She married Lotus Aldon (Red) Case on August 7, 1940 and spent most of her married life in Alva. After raising their two children, she joined her husband in opening and operating the Daylight Donut Shop in 1968, continuing until his death in 1977. She subsequently worked for several Alva retailers including Magnuson Grocery, Holder Drugs, and provided assistance to elderly in the community.
She was active in the First Baptist Church until her health and vision loss prevented her attendance there. In addition to time with her family, she spent many hours attending to her yard, flowers and home, taking great pride in her efforts. She also loved to travel, taking trips with her children and their families.
She is survived by her son Jim Case (Barbara) of Alva, and daughter Georgia Beltz (Fred) of Clinton Town ship Michigan in addition to grandchildren Brandon Case, Sara Tandoc and Kristyn Ross. In addition to three great grandchildren, Aurora, Matthew and Lucas, she is also survived by her sister Virginia living in Dallas Texas.
She is preceded in death by husband "Red" her grandson Jason Daniel Case and siblings Virgil, Forest, Bethel, Donald and John.
She is remembered with great love by those who mourn her loss and celebrate her life.
Her mother died at the age of 36, leaving Hazel to help provide care for her younger siblings.
She married Lotus Aldon (Red) Case on August 7, 1940 and spent most of her married life in Alva. After raising their two children, she joined her husband in opening and operating the Daylight Donut Shop in 1968, continuing until his death in 1977. She subsequently worked for several Alva retailers including Magnuson Grocery, Holder Drugs, and provided assistance to elderly in the community.
She was active in the First Baptist Church until her health and vision loss prevented her attendance there. In addition to time with her family, she spent many hours attending to her yard, flowers and home, taking great pride in her efforts. She also loved to travel, taking trips with her children and their families.
She is survived by her son Jim Case (Barbara) of Alva, and daughter Georgia Beltz (Fred) of Clinton Town ship Michigan in addition to grandchildren Brandon Case, Sara Tandoc and Kristyn Ross. In addition to three great grandchildren, Aurora, Matthew and Lucas, she is also survived by her sister Virginia living in Dallas Texas.
She is preceded in death by husband "Red" her grandson Jason Daniel Case and siblings Virgil, Forest, Bethel, Donald and John.
She is remembered with great love by those who mourn her loss and celebrate her life.
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