Viola Greenhalgh
Violet Pearl Hubbard was born on a farm near Friend, Nebraska, August 1, 1876, to Henry W. and Mary Etta Hubbard and passed away at the Webster county hospital in Red Cloud, Nebraska, February 1, 1973, at the age of 96 years and 6 months. She was the second of a family of eight children, all of whom have preceded her in death.
She moved with her parents to a farm near Fairfield, Nebraska, later moving to Webster County when she was about 16 years of age. In 1897 she was united in marriage to James H Greenhalgh. To this union were born one son, Charles E. And one daughter, Mabel I.
Her husband passed away December 13, 1940, and her son Charles on March 8, 1957. One daughter, Maple Reed, and her daughter, Joanne Reed and family, Charle's five daughters, Margaret Strong, Cora Leone Becker, Helen Stansbury, Joan Dempsey, and Lucille Dalton and their families, several nieces and nephews, remain to mourn her passing.
Violet grew up under the influence of a christian home and was converted into early age. She was a great church worker and received her 50 year Methodist pin several years ago.
She was given many talents by her Maker - -she loved to paint and was an excellent seamstress.
She was never too busy to help a friend and neighbor in need or in time of sickness. She was a gifted nurse. She loved flowers and gardening and many were bestowed with the fruits of her labor.
Because of failing health she spent the last two years of her life in a nursing home at Red Cloud where she brought joy to many.
The funeral service was held Sunday, February 4, 1973, at the United Methodist Church in Guide Rock, with sermon by Rev. Charles Burt.
Mrs. Alyce Watters Bishop sang for this service, with Mrs. Joe Hunter at the Oregon.
Taken from a newspaper obituary
Violet Pearl Hubbard was born on a farm near Friend, Nebraska, August 1, 1876, to Henry W. and Mary Etta Hubbard and passed away at the Webster county hospital in Red Cloud, Nebraska, February 1, 1973, at the age of 96 years and 6 months. She was the second of a family of eight children, all of whom have preceded her in death.
She moved with her parents to a farm near Fairfield, Nebraska, later moving to Webster County when she was about 16 years of age. In 1897 she was united in marriage to James H Greenhalgh. To this union were born one son, Charles E. And one daughter, Mabel I.
Her husband passed away December 13, 1940, and her son Charles on March 8, 1957. One daughter, Maple Reed, and her daughter, Joanne Reed and family, Charle's five daughters, Margaret Strong, Cora Leone Becker, Helen Stansbury, Joan Dempsey, and Lucille Dalton and their families, several nieces and nephews, remain to mourn her passing.
Violet grew up under the influence of a christian home and was converted into early age. She was a great church worker and received her 50 year Methodist pin several years ago.
She was given many talents by her Maker - -she loved to paint and was an excellent seamstress.
She was never too busy to help a friend and neighbor in need or in time of sickness. She was a gifted nurse. She loved flowers and gardening and many were bestowed with the fruits of her labor.
Because of failing health she spent the last two years of her life in a nursing home at Red Cloud where she brought joy to many.
The funeral service was held Sunday, February 4, 1973, at the United Methodist Church in Guide Rock, with sermon by Rev. Charles Burt.
Mrs. Alyce Watters Bishop sang for this service, with Mrs. Joe Hunter at the Oregon.
Taken from a newspaper obituary
Viola Greenhalgh
Violet Pearl Hubbard was born on a farm near Friend, Nebraska, August 1, 1876, to Henry W. and Mary Etta Hubbard and passed away at the Webster county hospital in Red Cloud, Nebraska, February 1, 1973, at the age of 96 years and 6 months. She was the second of a family of eight children, all of whom have preceded her in death.
She moved with her parents to a farm near Fairfield, Nebraska, later moving to Webster County when she was about 16 years of age. In 1897 she was united in marriage to James H Greenhalgh. To this union were born one son, Charles E. And one daughter, Mabel I.
Her husband passed away December 13, 1940, and her son Charles on March 8, 1957. One daughter, Maple Reed, and her daughter, Joanne Reed and family, Charle's five daughters, Margaret Strong, Cora Leone Becker, Helen Stansbury, Joan Dempsey, and Lucille Dalton and their families, several nieces and nephews, remain to mourn her passing.
Violet grew up under the influence of a christian home and was converted into early age. She was a great church worker and received her 50 year Methodist pin several years ago.
She was given many talents by her Maker - -she loved to paint and was an excellent seamstress.
She was never too busy to help a friend and neighbor in need or in time of sickness. She was a gifted nurse. She loved flowers and gardening and many were bestowed with the fruits of her labor.
Because of failing health she spent the last two years of her life in a nursing home at Red Cloud where she brought joy to many.
The funeral service was held Sunday, February 4, 1973, at the United Methodist Church in Guide Rock, with sermon by Rev. Charles Burt.
Mrs. Alyce Watters Bishop sang for this service, with Mrs. Joe Hunter at the Oregon.
Taken from a newspaper obituary
Violet Pearl Hubbard was born on a farm near Friend, Nebraska, August 1, 1876, to Henry W. and Mary Etta Hubbard and passed away at the Webster county hospital in Red Cloud, Nebraska, February 1, 1973, at the age of 96 years and 6 months. She was the second of a family of eight children, all of whom have preceded her in death.
She moved with her parents to a farm near Fairfield, Nebraska, later moving to Webster County when she was about 16 years of age. In 1897 she was united in marriage to James H Greenhalgh. To this union were born one son, Charles E. And one daughter, Mabel I.
Her husband passed away December 13, 1940, and her son Charles on March 8, 1957. One daughter, Maple Reed, and her daughter, Joanne Reed and family, Charle's five daughters, Margaret Strong, Cora Leone Becker, Helen Stansbury, Joan Dempsey, and Lucille Dalton and their families, several nieces and nephews, remain to mourn her passing.
Violet grew up under the influence of a christian home and was converted into early age. She was a great church worker and received her 50 year Methodist pin several years ago.
She was given many talents by her Maker - -she loved to paint and was an excellent seamstress.
She was never too busy to help a friend and neighbor in need or in time of sickness. She was a gifted nurse. She loved flowers and gardening and many were bestowed with the fruits of her labor.
Because of failing health she spent the last two years of her life in a nursing home at Red Cloud where she brought joy to many.
The funeral service was held Sunday, February 4, 1973, at the United Methodist Church in Guide Rock, with sermon by Rev. Charles Burt.
Mrs. Alyce Watters Bishop sang for this service, with Mrs. Joe Hunter at the Oregon.
Taken from a newspaper obituary
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