++++++++++++++++++++++++
* * * WILMA * * *
Wilma was DAUGHTER to:
FATHER - Harvey James Hurn; and,
MOTHER - Golda (Benintendi) Hurn
She had several siblings:
(1) BROTHER - Burt Hurn
(2) BROTHER - Russell (Rusty) Hurn
(3) SISTER - Fern (Hurn) Fortney
(4) SISTER - Maxine (Hurn) Mitchell
+++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Hurn was WIFE to:
HUSBAND - Ross Moore.
They had one child:
SON - Charles Scott Moore
(buried beside her.)
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Moore was a very lady-like,
graceful woman. She spent most of
her life as a home-maker. This was
the type of grand and good woman
who dedicated her life to making
others happy and well cared for...
Her home was always important
to her. So a description of
the place is very telling
about Wilma!
It was a beautifully decorated
residence. It had fresh garden
bouquets - often put in
different containers - like a
white, stoneware pitcher
instead of a vase. (She had an
eye for beauty.) The Moore
homeplace featured origional
oil paintings by her son, an
historic statue of Huck Finn
as well as an array of books
and popular magazines. It also
had a huge, framed antique B&W
photo of a woman with roses
tumbling from her upswept curls
of hair. All around the house,
were several pieces of vintage
furniture from by-gone days.
Her home was important to Wilma.
+++++++++++++++++++++
It is easily said of others,
but was absolutely true of Wilma,
she always 'spoke kindly about
everyone;'
Wilma Moore loved her husband
and precious lad dearly; And,
she was a wonderful woman,
never to be forgotten by all
her friends and extended family.
+++++++++++++++++++++++
***A FEW TELLING LINES****
"Perhaps they are not
stars in the sky,
but rather openings
where our loved ones
shine down
to let us know they
are happy."
+++++++++++++++++
This biography is
humbly presented by
Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
+++++++++++++++++
* * * WILMA * * *
Wilma was DAUGHTER to:
FATHER - Harvey James Hurn; and,
MOTHER - Golda (Benintendi) Hurn
She had several siblings:
(1) BROTHER - Burt Hurn
(2) BROTHER - Russell (Rusty) Hurn
(3) SISTER - Fern (Hurn) Fortney
(4) SISTER - Maxine (Hurn) Mitchell
+++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Hurn was WIFE to:
HUSBAND - Ross Moore.
They had one child:
SON - Charles Scott Moore
(buried beside her.)
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Moore was a very lady-like,
graceful woman. She spent most of
her life as a home-maker. This was
the type of grand and good woman
who dedicated her life to making
others happy and well cared for...
Her home was always important
to her. So a description of
the place is very telling
about Wilma!
It was a beautifully decorated
residence. It had fresh garden
bouquets - often put in
different containers - like a
white, stoneware pitcher
instead of a vase. (She had an
eye for beauty.) The Moore
homeplace featured origional
oil paintings by her son, an
historic statue of Huck Finn
as well as an array of books
and popular magazines. It also
had a huge, framed antique B&W
photo of a woman with roses
tumbling from her upswept curls
of hair. All around the house,
were several pieces of vintage
furniture from by-gone days.
Her home was important to Wilma.
+++++++++++++++++++++
It is easily said of others,
but was absolutely true of Wilma,
she always 'spoke kindly about
everyone;'
Wilma Moore loved her husband
and precious lad dearly; And,
she was a wonderful woman,
never to be forgotten by all
her friends and extended family.
+++++++++++++++++++++++
***A FEW TELLING LINES****
"Perhaps they are not
stars in the sky,
but rather openings
where our loved ones
shine down
to let us know they
are happy."
+++++++++++++++++
This biography is
humbly presented by
Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
+++++++++++++++++
++++++++++++++++++++++++
* * * WILMA * * *
Wilma was DAUGHTER to:
FATHER - Harvey James Hurn; and,
MOTHER - Golda (Benintendi) Hurn
She had several siblings:
(1) BROTHER - Burt Hurn
(2) BROTHER - Russell (Rusty) Hurn
(3) SISTER - Fern (Hurn) Fortney
(4) SISTER - Maxine (Hurn) Mitchell
+++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Hurn was WIFE to:
HUSBAND - Ross Moore.
They had one child:
SON - Charles Scott Moore
(buried beside her.)
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Moore was a very lady-like,
graceful woman. She spent most of
her life as a home-maker. This was
the type of grand and good woman
who dedicated her life to making
others happy and well cared for...
Her home was always important
to her. So a description of
the place is very telling
about Wilma!
It was a beautifully decorated
residence. It had fresh garden
bouquets - often put in
different containers - like a
white, stoneware pitcher
instead of a vase. (She had an
eye for beauty.) The Moore
homeplace featured origional
oil paintings by her son, an
historic statue of Huck Finn
as well as an array of books
and popular magazines. It also
had a huge, framed antique B&W
photo of a woman with roses
tumbling from her upswept curls
of hair. All around the house,
were several pieces of vintage
furniture from by-gone days.
Her home was important to Wilma.
+++++++++++++++++++++
It is easily said of others,
but was absolutely true of Wilma,
she always 'spoke kindly about
everyone;'
Wilma Moore loved her husband
and precious lad dearly; And,
she was a wonderful woman,
never to be forgotten by all
her friends and extended family.
+++++++++++++++++++++++
***A FEW TELLING LINES****
"Perhaps they are not
stars in the sky,
but rather openings
where our loved ones
shine down
to let us know they
are happy."
+++++++++++++++++
This biography is
humbly presented by
Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
+++++++++++++++++
* * * WILMA * * *
Wilma was DAUGHTER to:
FATHER - Harvey James Hurn; and,
MOTHER - Golda (Benintendi) Hurn
She had several siblings:
(1) BROTHER - Burt Hurn
(2) BROTHER - Russell (Rusty) Hurn
(3) SISTER - Fern (Hurn) Fortney
(4) SISTER - Maxine (Hurn) Mitchell
+++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Hurn was WIFE to:
HUSBAND - Ross Moore.
They had one child:
SON - Charles Scott Moore
(buried beside her.)
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Wilma Moore was a very lady-like,
graceful woman. She spent most of
her life as a home-maker. This was
the type of grand and good woman
who dedicated her life to making
others happy and well cared for...
Her home was always important
to her. So a description of
the place is very telling
about Wilma!
It was a beautifully decorated
residence. It had fresh garden
bouquets - often put in
different containers - like a
white, stoneware pitcher
instead of a vase. (She had an
eye for beauty.) The Moore
homeplace featured origional
oil paintings by her son, an
historic statue of Huck Finn
as well as an array of books
and popular magazines. It also
had a huge, framed antique B&W
photo of a woman with roses
tumbling from her upswept curls
of hair. All around the house,
were several pieces of vintage
furniture from by-gone days.
Her home was important to Wilma.
+++++++++++++++++++++
It is easily said of others,
but was absolutely true of Wilma,
she always 'spoke kindly about
everyone;'
Wilma Moore loved her husband
and precious lad dearly; And,
she was a wonderful woman,
never to be forgotten by all
her friends and extended family.
+++++++++++++++++++++++
***A FEW TELLING LINES****
"Perhaps they are not
stars in the sky,
but rather openings
where our loved ones
shine down
to let us know they
are happy."
+++++++++++++++++
This biography is
humbly presented by
Audrey Burtrum-Stanley / Arkansas
+++++++++++++++++
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