MARTHA CHRISTINA CATHERINE (MOULDS) PETRIE was born May 4, 1939 to Edith Marie (Cox) Moulds and William James Moulds Jr. in Newton, Kansas. She was 82 years, 10 months and 15 days old. She always wanted to be a Librarian but instead met a man named Victor Emanuel Frederick Petrie in March 1960. Vic swept her off her feet and they married on September 3, 1960. Vic was a package deal. (He had a daughter and a son whom she loved very much and became their Momma). Vic was the son of Alice Josephine (Kauffman) Petrie and Floyd Hayes Petrie, from Toledo, Ohio. They went on to have a daughter and son born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a daughter born in Honolulu, Hawaii and a daughter born in Rantoul, Illinois. They settled in Oklahoma after Vic retired. She was a homemaker until the children were older. She worked retail at Woolco and Walmart until she retired. She loved bowling, square dancing or anything she could do with her family. She became Mom to many of the children's friends. She and Vic loved to go to Hardee's/Carl's Jr. for breakfast and visit with their friends there. She was a very Devoted Catholic, even when she could no longer go to the church. She would watch/tape Mass on TV.
MARTHA CHRISTINA CATHERINE (MOULDS) PETRIE was born May 4, 1939 to Edith Marie (Cox) Moulds and William James Moulds Jr. in Newton, Kansas. She was 82 years, 10 months and 15 days old. She always wanted to be a Librarian but instead met a man named Victor Emanuel Frederick Petrie in March 1960. Vic swept her off her feet and they married on September 3, 1960. Vic was a package deal. (He had a daughter and a son whom she loved very much and became their Momma). Vic was the son of Alice Josephine (Kauffman) Petrie and Floyd Hayes Petrie, from Toledo, Ohio. They went on to have a daughter and son born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a daughter born in Honolulu, Hawaii and a daughter born in Rantoul, Illinois. They settled in Oklahoma after Vic retired. She was a homemaker until the children were older. She worked retail at Woolco and Walmart until she retired. She loved bowling, square dancing or anything she could do with her family. She became Mom to many of the children's friends. She and Vic loved to go to Hardee's/Carl's Jr. for breakfast and visit with their friends there. She was a very Devoted Catholic, even when she could no longer go to the church. She would watch/tape Mass on TV.
