First married to Allan J. Gennette (09 Feb 1933-19 Apr 2013); second marriage to Mason W. Millwood, (05 Feb 1920-01 Sept 1998). Mother of Georgia Irene Gennette; Carrie Elizabeth Millwood.
For a number of years lived in Lakeland, Florida with her second husband. After his death, she moved back to Michigan.
Missed her family too much.
Worked many varied jobs most of her life. Enjoyed going to the race track and always ready to play a game of cards or play Bingo. Was always a lot of fun and full of laughs.
"CONSIDER THE FAMILY REUNION
IT'S PLANNED AS A TIME OF COMMUNION
WITH FRIENDS, KITH AND KIN
OLD AND YOUNG, THICK AND THIN
BUT MOSTLY,
WITH KNIFE, FORK AND SPOONION!" Anon--
For a number of years lived in Lakeland, Florida with her second husband. After his death, she moved back to Michigan.
Missed her family too much.
Worked many varied jobs most of her life. Enjoyed going to the race track and always ready to play a game of cards or play Bingo. Was always a lot of fun and full of laughs.
"CONSIDER THE FAMILY REUNION
IT'S PLANNED AS A TIME OF COMMUNION
WITH FRIENDS, KITH AND KIN
OLD AND YOUNG, THICK AND THIN
BUT MOSTLY,
WITH KNIFE, FORK AND SPOONION!" Anon--
First married to Allan J. Gennette (09 Feb 1933-19 Apr 2013); second marriage to Mason W. Millwood, (05 Feb 1920-01 Sept 1998). Mother of Georgia Irene Gennette; Carrie Elizabeth Millwood.
For a number of years lived in Lakeland, Florida with her second husband. After his death, she moved back to Michigan.
Missed her family too much.
Worked many varied jobs most of her life. Enjoyed going to the race track and always ready to play a game of cards or play Bingo. Was always a lot of fun and full of laughs.
"CONSIDER THE FAMILY REUNION
IT'S PLANNED AS A TIME OF COMMUNION
WITH FRIENDS, KITH AND KIN
OLD AND YOUNG, THICK AND THIN
BUT MOSTLY,
WITH KNIFE, FORK AND SPOONION!" Anon--
For a number of years lived in Lakeland, Florida with her second husband. After his death, she moved back to Michigan.
Missed her family too much.
Worked many varied jobs most of her life. Enjoyed going to the race track and always ready to play a game of cards or play Bingo. Was always a lot of fun and full of laughs.
"CONSIDER THE FAMILY REUNION
IT'S PLANNED AS A TIME OF COMMUNION
WITH FRIENDS, KITH AND KIN
OLD AND YOUNG, THICK AND THIN
BUT MOSTLY,
WITH KNIFE, FORK AND SPOONION!" Anon--
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