She was a daughter of Swedish immigrants, Alexander E. Bong and Selma C. (Anderson) Bong. Sister to Wallace, Clifford and Gladys,
Elvera's husband, Ross, provided for a memorial park to be named in her honor. The 43-acre park is on the Tippecanoe River in NE Pulaski County, Indiana and is administered by the Culver Educational Foundation, of which Ross was a director. The park was dedicated on November 14, 1959. The park includes a guest house, a dormitory and a dining and recreation building, dedicated to their son and named The Ross Beason Jr. Memorial Hall. Ross, Jr. was a CMA graduate and WWII fighter pilot who lost his life in the war.
Elvera's husband, Ross, provided for a memorial park to be named in her honor. The 43-acre park is on the Tippecanoe River in NE Pulaski County, Indiana and is administered by the Culver Educational Foundation, of which Ross was a director. The park was dedicated on November 14, 1959. The park includes a guest house, a dormitory and a dining and recreation building, dedicated to their son and named The Ross Beason Jr. Memorial Hall. Ross, Jr. was a CMA graduate and WWII fighter pilot who lost his life in the war.
She was a daughter of Swedish immigrants, Alexander E. Bong and Selma C. (Anderson) Bong. Sister to Wallace, Clifford and Gladys,
Elvera's husband, Ross, provided for a memorial park to be named in her honor. The 43-acre park is on the Tippecanoe River in NE Pulaski County, Indiana and is administered by the Culver Educational Foundation, of which Ross was a director. The park was dedicated on November 14, 1959. The park includes a guest house, a dormitory and a dining and recreation building, dedicated to their son and named The Ross Beason Jr. Memorial Hall. Ross, Jr. was a CMA graduate and WWII fighter pilot who lost his life in the war.
Elvera's husband, Ross, provided for a memorial park to be named in her honor. The 43-acre park is on the Tippecanoe River in NE Pulaski County, Indiana and is administered by the Culver Educational Foundation, of which Ross was a director. The park was dedicated on November 14, 1959. The park includes a guest house, a dormitory and a dining and recreation building, dedicated to their son and named The Ross Beason Jr. Memorial Hall. Ross, Jr. was a CMA graduate and WWII fighter pilot who lost his life in the war.
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