Velma died at 6:26 a.m. Saturday at Bloomington Hospital.
She was a native of Greene County and was the daughter of Joseph Andrew and Edith C. (Abrams) Hendricks.
She was a member of Richland Church of Christ.
She was survived by her husband Charles, five daughters and eight sons, 38 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
They were married in 1919 and raised the "Lucky Thirteen" children.
Side by side, Charles and Velma await the call of the Master's voice to come forth.
Grandma always said look on the bright side of the situation. Thank you JoAnn for sponsoring this memorial.
Husband:
Charles Hamm Sr. (1900 - 1984)
Velma died at 6:26 a.m. Saturday at Bloomington Hospital.
She was a native of Greene County and was the daughter of Joseph Andrew and Edith C. (Abrams) Hendricks.
She was a member of Richland Church of Christ.
She was survived by her husband Charles, five daughters and eight sons, 38 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
They were married in 1919 and raised the "Lucky Thirteen" children.
Side by side, Charles and Velma await the call of the Master's voice to come forth.
Grandma always said look on the bright side of the situation. Thank you JoAnn for sponsoring this memorial.
Husband:
Charles Hamm Sr. (1900 - 1984)
Family Members
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Mabel Hendricks
1892–1893
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Retha Ellen Hendricks Abram
1893–1981
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Marshall Smith Hendricks
1894–1955
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Franklin Benjamin "Frank" Hendricks
1897–1957
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Violet Jean Hendricks Polley
1900–1945
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Joseph Raymond Hendricks
1907–1969
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Cleone Hendricks Anderson
1909–1959
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Bonnie Grace Hendricks Thompson
1911–1965
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Harris Hiyawatha Hendrix
1915–1971
