Daughter of Nello "Bud" & Imo (Gates) Parker.
Married Aug. 24, 1942 to Melvin E. Shiley in Hiawatha, KS.
Mother of Robert.
They lived in Dawson, Auburn & Falls City, NE.
"She was a great cook. Her deserts and decorated cakes were something to look forward to. She canned and grew a lot of what she canned. The entire backyard was garden she and her husband worked it together. She made some of her clothes, embroidered and did some quilting. She enjoyed making crafts that were clever and functional She volunteered for the Auxiliary. She was a soft-spoken women for whom family came first."
Married Aug. 24, 1942 to Melvin E. Shiley in Hiawatha, KS.
Mother of Robert.
They lived in Dawson, Auburn & Falls City, NE.
"She was a great cook. Her deserts and decorated cakes were something to look forward to. She canned and grew a lot of what she canned. The entire backyard was garden she and her husband worked it together. She made some of her clothes, embroidered and did some quilting. She enjoyed making crafts that were clever and functional She volunteered for the Auxiliary. She was a soft-spoken women for whom family came first."
Daughter of Nello "Bud" & Imo (Gates) Parker.
Married Aug. 24, 1942 to Melvin E. Shiley in Hiawatha, KS.
Mother of Robert.
They lived in Dawson, Auburn & Falls City, NE.
"She was a great cook. Her deserts and decorated cakes were something to look forward to. She canned and grew a lot of what she canned. The entire backyard was garden she and her husband worked it together. She made some of her clothes, embroidered and did some quilting. She enjoyed making crafts that were clever and functional She volunteered for the Auxiliary. She was a soft-spoken women for whom family came first."
Married Aug. 24, 1942 to Melvin E. Shiley in Hiawatha, KS.
Mother of Robert.
They lived in Dawson, Auburn & Falls City, NE.
"She was a great cook. Her deserts and decorated cakes were something to look forward to. She canned and grew a lot of what she canned. The entire backyard was garden she and her husband worked it together. She made some of her clothes, embroidered and did some quilting. She enjoyed making crafts that were clever and functional She volunteered for the Auxiliary. She was a soft-spoken women for whom family came first."
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