Married to Gene Shufelt from 1942 till his death. She was briefly married to Joseph Rex Lesley in the 1955 time frame. Later in life in 1974 she married David Pearl Campbell, in Sandpoint Idaho, he was the Widower of her cousin Phyllis Bettina Norton Campbell, who was from Auburn California. They lived in Waterville until her death in 1985. She was born at the Isham farm house now 8460 Anthony Wayne Trail. She and Gene Shufelt eloped to the disappointment of her parents. The family lore was that they were joking around and made a date to meet and get married that night. Neither thought the other would show up but when they both did they were both to stubborn to admit that it was not serious so they got married. Gene was a lot younger then Midge and it was a rocky marriage at first but they seemed to settle into a good relationship the last couple years. Gene died very young of a Heart attack. She married Joseph Rex Lesley on the rebound and it did not last long. She was an avid genealogist doing much research of family history as well as Waterville history. Active member of Waterville historical society. She was a freelance writer later in life writing a column for the local paper (Anthony Wayne Standard) called Watervillore. She had attended Davis Business college and worked as a book keeper for Metcalf oil company for a long time as well. She passed away in 1985 in Toledo after circulatory problems shut down the blood supply to her brain slowly. She had no children. Two Sisters Helen Aldrich and Betty Becker.
Married to Gene Shufelt from 1942 till his death. She was briefly married to Joseph Rex Lesley in the 1955 time frame. Later in life in 1974 she married David Pearl Campbell, in Sandpoint Idaho, he was the Widower of her cousin Phyllis Bettina Norton Campbell, who was from Auburn California. They lived in Waterville until her death in 1985. She was born at the Isham farm house now 8460 Anthony Wayne Trail. She and Gene Shufelt eloped to the disappointment of her parents. The family lore was that they were joking around and made a date to meet and get married that night. Neither thought the other would show up but when they both did they were both to stubborn to admit that it was not serious so they got married. Gene was a lot younger then Midge and it was a rocky marriage at first but they seemed to settle into a good relationship the last couple years. Gene died very young of a Heart attack. She married Joseph Rex Lesley on the rebound and it did not last long. She was an avid genealogist doing much research of family history as well as Waterville history. Active member of Waterville historical society. She was a freelance writer later in life writing a column for the local paper (Anthony Wayne Standard) called Watervillore. She had attended Davis Business college and worked as a book keeper for Metcalf oil company for a long time as well. She passed away in 1985 in Toledo after circulatory problems shut down the blood supply to her brain slowly. She had no children. Two Sisters Helen Aldrich and Betty Becker.
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