Myrtie grew up the daughter of a strong mother, and a father who was a mining engineer during gold rush times.
She married, had her son Irvin, who she raised as a single mother, making a living as a photographer.
She had a strong spirit, a kind smile, and a sharp tongue.
She loved to crochet and quilt. She made very intricate doilies, which we all still use and enjoy.
She is dearly missed.
She married, had her son Irvin, who she raised as a single mother, making a living as a photographer.
She had a strong spirit, a kind smile, and a sharp tongue.
She loved to crochet and quilt. She made very intricate doilies, which we all still use and enjoy.
She is dearly missed.
Myrtie grew up the daughter of a strong mother, and a father who was a mining engineer during gold rush times.
She married, had her son Irvin, who she raised as a single mother, making a living as a photographer.
She had a strong spirit, a kind smile, and a sharp tongue.
She loved to crochet and quilt. She made very intricate doilies, which we all still use and enjoy.
She is dearly missed.
She married, had her son Irvin, who she raised as a single mother, making a living as a photographer.
She had a strong spirit, a kind smile, and a sharp tongue.
She loved to crochet and quilt. She made very intricate doilies, which we all still use and enjoy.
She is dearly missed.
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She is buried next to her nephew, George Kay White.
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