Oren was one of 13 children born to Ola Pearl Hardesty and Cecil Alda Allen of Carl Junction, Missouri. He was seventh in birth order. He went by the name of Lee.
He attended school at Carl Junction.
He moved to Oregon to stay with a brother named Wendell. Oren loved to cut wood. Hand him a chainsaw and he would cut wood!
He never married.
He would stand on the corner and wave to everyone who came by. A couple who took him to church every Sunday remembered him as being a real joy.
He attended school at Carl Junction.
He moved to Oregon to stay with a brother named Wendell. Oren loved to cut wood. Hand him a chainsaw and he would cut wood!
He never married.
He would stand on the corner and wave to everyone who came by. A couple who took him to church every Sunday remembered him as being a real joy.
Oren was one of 13 children born to Ola Pearl Hardesty and Cecil Alda Allen of Carl Junction, Missouri. He was seventh in birth order. He went by the name of Lee.
He attended school at Carl Junction.
He moved to Oregon to stay with a brother named Wendell. Oren loved to cut wood. Hand him a chainsaw and he would cut wood!
He never married.
He would stand on the corner and wave to everyone who came by. A couple who took him to church every Sunday remembered him as being a real joy.
He attended school at Carl Junction.
He moved to Oregon to stay with a brother named Wendell. Oren loved to cut wood. Hand him a chainsaw and he would cut wood!
He never married.
He would stand on the corner and wave to everyone who came by. A couple who took him to church every Sunday remembered him as being a real joy.
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