(Stella is my husbands step-grandmother)
Stella was the beautiful and precious daughter of Dr. William F. Thornton and Clara E. Thornton.
Stella L. Thornton was the second wife of Horatio Milo Ray Huntley. They were quietly united in marriage Sunday June 8, 1934 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Caldwell, Kansas.
Stella lived in the Bailey community west of Caldwell the greater part of her life, and having been a successful School Teacher and an active Sunday School worker.
She passed away in 1983 at the age of 98 years. She was a loving wife and step-mother and step-grandmother, and a Fantastic Cook!!
"Memories are the most beautiful pictures our minds can paint, and nothing can ever erase them". WE LOVE YOU SWEET STELLA.
HUSBAND'S STEP-GRANDMOTHER ~ SHE WAS VERY SWEET AND VERY SPECIAL!! WHEN DOUG WAS LITTLE, GRANDMA STELLA ALWAYS LET DOUG DECORATE HER CHRISTMAS TREE.
Stella was the beautiful and precious daughter of Dr. William F. Thornton and Clara E. Thornton.
Stella L. Thornton was the second wife of Horatio Milo Ray Huntley. They were quietly united in marriage Sunday June 8, 1934 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Caldwell, Kansas.
Stella lived in the Bailey community west of Caldwell the greater part of her life, and having been a successful School Teacher and an active Sunday School worker.
She passed away in 1983 at the age of 98 years. She was a loving wife and step-mother and step-grandmother, and a Fantastic Cook!!
"Memories are the most beautiful pictures our minds can paint, and nothing can ever erase them". WE LOVE YOU SWEET STELLA.
HUSBAND'S STEP-GRANDMOTHER ~ SHE WAS VERY SWEET AND VERY SPECIAL!! WHEN DOUG WAS LITTLE, GRANDMA STELLA ALWAYS LET DOUG DECORATE HER CHRISTMAS TREE.
(Stella is my husbands step-grandmother)
Stella was the beautiful and precious daughter of Dr. William F. Thornton and Clara E. Thornton.
Stella L. Thornton was the second wife of Horatio Milo Ray Huntley. They were quietly united in marriage Sunday June 8, 1934 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Caldwell, Kansas.
Stella lived in the Bailey community west of Caldwell the greater part of her life, and having been a successful School Teacher and an active Sunday School worker.
She passed away in 1983 at the age of 98 years. She was a loving wife and step-mother and step-grandmother, and a Fantastic Cook!!
"Memories are the most beautiful pictures our minds can paint, and nothing can ever erase them". WE LOVE YOU SWEET STELLA.
HUSBAND'S STEP-GRANDMOTHER ~ SHE WAS VERY SWEET AND VERY SPECIAL!! WHEN DOUG WAS LITTLE, GRANDMA STELLA ALWAYS LET DOUG DECORATE HER CHRISTMAS TREE.
Stella was the beautiful and precious daughter of Dr. William F. Thornton and Clara E. Thornton.
Stella L. Thornton was the second wife of Horatio Milo Ray Huntley. They were quietly united in marriage Sunday June 8, 1934 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Caldwell, Kansas.
Stella lived in the Bailey community west of Caldwell the greater part of her life, and having been a successful School Teacher and an active Sunday School worker.
She passed away in 1983 at the age of 98 years. She was a loving wife and step-mother and step-grandmother, and a Fantastic Cook!!
"Memories are the most beautiful pictures our minds can paint, and nothing can ever erase them". WE LOVE YOU SWEET STELLA.
HUSBAND'S STEP-GRANDMOTHER ~ SHE WAS VERY SWEET AND VERY SPECIAL!! WHEN DOUG WAS LITTLE, GRANDMA STELLA ALWAYS LET DOUG DECORATE HER CHRISTMAS TREE.
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