Gracie was one of two daughters of Henry L. and Maud E. Frost Andrews; the family lived at 3604 Little California St. in Eureka. Gracies mother, Maud, was a schoolteacher In Cutten for many years; her father, Henry, worked for Holmes-Eureka Lumber Co. Gracie and her sister, Ruthe, attended Eureka schools.
Gracie was married to Jim Landergen, who survives her as does her daughter Judy Martin, and two grandchildren, Melanie and Charlie Martin.
Gracie was the office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for twenty years. She and Jim enjoyed traveling in their motor home and following the rodeo competitions of their grandchildren -- successful competitions that often involved the quarter horses that Gracie and Jim raised.
Gracie, whom friends recall as a happy, fun-loving woman, was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humboldt County Historical Society.
Gracie was predeceased by her sister, Ruthe (Mrs. Sid Davis), of Redding.
The Humboldt Historian; Vol. 52, No. 3; Fall 2004
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Grace Enid Landergen, died peacefully, June 23, 2004 of natural causes in her home in San Martin. She is survived by her husband, Jim Landergen, daughter Judy Martin and her husband Chuck, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Landergen was office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for 20 years. She enjoyed traveling in the motor home with Jim and following her grandchildren to rodeos, watching them compete. She and her husband raised quarter horses, many of which they gave their grandchildren that helped them be so successful in competition. Mrs. Landergen was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humbolt Historical Society. She was a very happy, fun loving person and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Services have been held.
Pinnacle 7/1/04.
Gracie was married to Jim Landergen, who survives her as does her daughter Judy Martin, and two grandchildren, Melanie and Charlie Martin.
Gracie was the office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for twenty years. She and Jim enjoyed traveling in their motor home and following the rodeo competitions of their grandchildren -- successful competitions that often involved the quarter horses that Gracie and Jim raised.
Gracie, whom friends recall as a happy, fun-loving woman, was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humboldt County Historical Society.
Gracie was predeceased by her sister, Ruthe (Mrs. Sid Davis), of Redding.
The Humboldt Historian; Vol. 52, No. 3; Fall 2004
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Grace Enid Landergen, died peacefully, June 23, 2004 of natural causes in her home in San Martin. She is survived by her husband, Jim Landergen, daughter Judy Martin and her husband Chuck, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Landergen was office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for 20 years. She enjoyed traveling in the motor home with Jim and following her grandchildren to rodeos, watching them compete. She and her husband raised quarter horses, many of which they gave their grandchildren that helped them be so successful in competition. Mrs. Landergen was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humbolt Historical Society. She was a very happy, fun loving person and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Services have been held.
Pinnacle 7/1/04.
Gracie was one of two daughters of Henry L. and Maud E. Frost Andrews; the family lived at 3604 Little California St. in Eureka. Gracies mother, Maud, was a schoolteacher In Cutten for many years; her father, Henry, worked for Holmes-Eureka Lumber Co. Gracie and her sister, Ruthe, attended Eureka schools.
Gracie was married to Jim Landergen, who survives her as does her daughter Judy Martin, and two grandchildren, Melanie and Charlie Martin.
Gracie was the office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for twenty years. She and Jim enjoyed traveling in their motor home and following the rodeo competitions of their grandchildren -- successful competitions that often involved the quarter horses that Gracie and Jim raised.
Gracie, whom friends recall as a happy, fun-loving woman, was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humboldt County Historical Society.
Gracie was predeceased by her sister, Ruthe (Mrs. Sid Davis), of Redding.
The Humboldt Historian; Vol. 52, No. 3; Fall 2004
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Grace Enid Landergen, died peacefully, June 23, 2004 of natural causes in her home in San Martin. She is survived by her husband, Jim Landergen, daughter Judy Martin and her husband Chuck, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Landergen was office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for 20 years. She enjoyed traveling in the motor home with Jim and following her grandchildren to rodeos, watching them compete. She and her husband raised quarter horses, many of which they gave their grandchildren that helped them be so successful in competition. Mrs. Landergen was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humbolt Historical Society. She was a very happy, fun loving person and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Services have been held.
Pinnacle 7/1/04.
Gracie was married to Jim Landergen, who survives her as does her daughter Judy Martin, and two grandchildren, Melanie and Charlie Martin.
Gracie was the office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for twenty years. She and Jim enjoyed traveling in their motor home and following the rodeo competitions of their grandchildren -- successful competitions that often involved the quarter horses that Gracie and Jim raised.
Gracie, whom friends recall as a happy, fun-loving woman, was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humboldt County Historical Society.
Gracie was predeceased by her sister, Ruthe (Mrs. Sid Davis), of Redding.
The Humboldt Historian; Vol. 52, No. 3; Fall 2004
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Grace Enid Landergen, died peacefully, June 23, 2004 of natural causes in her home in San Martin. She is survived by her husband, Jim Landergen, daughter Judy Martin and her husband Chuck, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Landergen was office manager at Simonsen Labs in Gilroy for 20 years. She enjoyed traveling in the motor home with Jim and following her grandchildren to rodeos, watching them compete. She and her husband raised quarter horses, many of which they gave their grandchildren that helped them be so successful in competition. Mrs. Landergen was a member of the Women in Touch club of Gilroy, and the Humbolt Historical Society. She was a very happy, fun loving person and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Services have been held.
Pinnacle 7/1/04.
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