Nona was the wife of the late George Larratt and mother of Med Polman.
She is survived by her son George Larratt. Dear Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, mother-in-law, and cousin.
Nona and her first husband toured the world dancing the "Agadio" dance. They were in Barcelona, Spain in 1936 when the Spanish Civil war began. Fortunately able to escape and return to their home in Los Angeles.
Nona joined the Eastern Star and became Worthy Matron.
She is survived by her son George Larratt. Dear Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, mother-in-law, and cousin.
Nona and her first husband toured the world dancing the "Agadio" dance. They were in Barcelona, Spain in 1936 when the Spanish Civil war began. Fortunately able to escape and return to their home in Los Angeles.
Nona joined the Eastern Star and became Worthy Matron.
Nona was the wife of the late George Larratt and mother of Med Polman.
She is survived by her son George Larratt. Dear Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, mother-in-law, and cousin.
Nona and her first husband toured the world dancing the "Agadio" dance. They were in Barcelona, Spain in 1936 when the Spanish Civil war began. Fortunately able to escape and return to their home in Los Angeles.
Nona joined the Eastern Star and became Worthy Matron.
She is survived by her son George Larratt. Dear Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, mother-in-law, and cousin.
Nona and her first husband toured the world dancing the "Agadio" dance. They were in Barcelona, Spain in 1936 when the Spanish Civil war began. Fortunately able to escape and return to their home in Los Angeles.
Nona joined the Eastern Star and became Worthy Matron.
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