Vivian Gail Smith, 95, passed away peacefully with family by her side on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at Holland Lake Nursing Facility.
Vivian was born to Letha and George Reh on a farm in Bennington, Kansas on November 6, 1924. She had two older brothers who both served in WWII. Bob was killed while in the Philippines, and Mike died in an automobile accident. Her family raised cattle and grew wheat on the family farm.
In 1952, she met her future husband, Neal Smith, from Lubbock, Texas.
Vivian was born to Letha and George Reh on a farm in Bennington, Kansas on November 6, 1924. She had two older brothers who both served in WWII. Bob was killed while in the Philippines, and Mike died in an automobile accident. Her family raised cattle and grew wheat on the family farm.
In 1952, she met her future husband, Neal Smith, from Lubbock, Texas.
Vivian Gail Smith, 95, passed away peacefully with family by her side on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at Holland Lake Nursing Facility.
Vivian was born to Letha and George Reh on a farm in Bennington, Kansas on November 6, 1924. She had two older brothers who both served in WWII. Bob was killed while in the Philippines, and Mike died in an automobile accident. Her family raised cattle and grew wheat on the family farm.
In 1952, she met her future husband, Neal Smith, from Lubbock, Texas.
Vivian was born to Letha and George Reh on a farm in Bennington, Kansas on November 6, 1924. She had two older brothers who both served in WWII. Bob was killed while in the Philippines, and Mike died in an automobile accident. Her family raised cattle and grew wheat on the family farm.
In 1952, she met her future husband, Neal Smith, from Lubbock, Texas.
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