Fred Elliott Willard was first to Reta Jane Phillips and they were later divorced. Three children were born to this marriage.
He married Albertine Carolyn Becquet on 10 December 1966 at Newkirk, Kay County, Oklahoma.
He was a World War II veteran of the United States Army and enlisted 23 Jun 1945 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He was a member of the Madison, Kansas Methodist Church and a member of the Kansas Masonic Lodge. Fred had been a rancher, sold and bought cattle for a number of different cattle companies and was manager of feedlots in Oberlin, Kansas and Kinsley, Kansas.
He was loved and respected by his three children and two step-children.
He married Albertine Carolyn Becquet on 10 December 1966 at Newkirk, Kay County, Oklahoma.
He was a World War II veteran of the United States Army and enlisted 23 Jun 1945 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He was a member of the Madison, Kansas Methodist Church and a member of the Kansas Masonic Lodge. Fred had been a rancher, sold and bought cattle for a number of different cattle companies and was manager of feedlots in Oberlin, Kansas and Kinsley, Kansas.
He was loved and respected by his three children and two step-children.
Fred Elliott Willard was first to Reta Jane Phillips and they were later divorced. Three children were born to this marriage.
He married Albertine Carolyn Becquet on 10 December 1966 at Newkirk, Kay County, Oklahoma.
He was a World War II veteran of the United States Army and enlisted 23 Jun 1945 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He was a member of the Madison, Kansas Methodist Church and a member of the Kansas Masonic Lodge. Fred had been a rancher, sold and bought cattle for a number of different cattle companies and was manager of feedlots in Oberlin, Kansas and Kinsley, Kansas.
He was loved and respected by his three children and two step-children.
He married Albertine Carolyn Becquet on 10 December 1966 at Newkirk, Kay County, Oklahoma.
He was a World War II veteran of the United States Army and enlisted 23 Jun 1945 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He was a member of the Madison, Kansas Methodist Church and a member of the Kansas Masonic Lodge. Fred had been a rancher, sold and bought cattle for a number of different cattle companies and was manager of feedlots in Oberlin, Kansas and Kinsley, Kansas.
He was loved and respected by his three children and two step-children.
