Daughter of Austin and Alice Banks
Family moved to a homestead in Cherry County, Neb.
Returned to Blue Hill to attend school; attended high school in Cairo, Neb.; attended Kearney (Neb.) Normal School and then taught rural schools.
Married: Warren Alexander
Employment: taught in Maywood, Indianola, Sargent, Naponee, Stockville, Haigler, Elsie, Grant, Gibbon, Doniphan, Amherst and rural Buffalo County schools, all in Nebraska; she completed her bachelor's degree at Kearney State College, 1963
Moved to Beaver City, Nebr., 1974; substitute taught and supervised the playground there; moved to Stanford in 1995
Activities: member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Stanford; in Beaver City, member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Rebekahs, the Methodist Women, the Women's Club, a quilting club and the library board; enjoyed children, music, animals, trees, flowers, clouds, hills, creeks and clothes
Survivors include: son, Warren of Adelanto; daughter, Mary Cox of Stanford; 12 grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren
Preceded in death by her husband and a son.
Family moved to a homestead in Cherry County, Neb.
Returned to Blue Hill to attend school; attended high school in Cairo, Neb.; attended Kearney (Neb.) Normal School and then taught rural schools.
Married: Warren Alexander
Employment: taught in Maywood, Indianola, Sargent, Naponee, Stockville, Haigler, Elsie, Grant, Gibbon, Doniphan, Amherst and rural Buffalo County schools, all in Nebraska; she completed her bachelor's degree at Kearney State College, 1963
Moved to Beaver City, Nebr., 1974; substitute taught and supervised the playground there; moved to Stanford in 1995
Activities: member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Stanford; in Beaver City, member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Rebekahs, the Methodist Women, the Women's Club, a quilting club and the library board; enjoyed children, music, animals, trees, flowers, clouds, hills, creeks and clothes
Survivors include: son, Warren of Adelanto; daughter, Mary Cox of Stanford; 12 grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren
Preceded in death by her husband and a son.
Daughter of Austin and Alice Banks
Family moved to a homestead in Cherry County, Neb.
Returned to Blue Hill to attend school; attended high school in Cairo, Neb.; attended Kearney (Neb.) Normal School and then taught rural schools.
Married: Warren Alexander
Employment: taught in Maywood, Indianola, Sargent, Naponee, Stockville, Haigler, Elsie, Grant, Gibbon, Doniphan, Amherst and rural Buffalo County schools, all in Nebraska; she completed her bachelor's degree at Kearney State College, 1963
Moved to Beaver City, Nebr., 1974; substitute taught and supervised the playground there; moved to Stanford in 1995
Activities: member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Stanford; in Beaver City, member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Rebekahs, the Methodist Women, the Women's Club, a quilting club and the library board; enjoyed children, music, animals, trees, flowers, clouds, hills, creeks and clothes
Survivors include: son, Warren of Adelanto; daughter, Mary Cox of Stanford; 12 grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren
Preceded in death by her husband and a son.
Family moved to a homestead in Cherry County, Neb.
Returned to Blue Hill to attend school; attended high school in Cairo, Neb.; attended Kearney (Neb.) Normal School and then taught rural schools.
Married: Warren Alexander
Employment: taught in Maywood, Indianola, Sargent, Naponee, Stockville, Haigler, Elsie, Grant, Gibbon, Doniphan, Amherst and rural Buffalo County schools, all in Nebraska; she completed her bachelor's degree at Kearney State College, 1963
Moved to Beaver City, Nebr., 1974; substitute taught and supervised the playground there; moved to Stanford in 1995
Activities: member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Stanford; in Beaver City, member of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Rebekahs, the Methodist Women, the Women's Club, a quilting club and the library board; enjoyed children, music, animals, trees, flowers, clouds, hills, creeks and clothes
Survivors include: son, Warren of Adelanto; daughter, Mary Cox of Stanford; 12 grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren
Preceded in death by her husband and a son.
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