THIS MEMORIAL IS FOR A CENOTAPH; George G. Baker is only memorialized in this cemetery – he is NOT buried here. (For the memorial regarding his actual cremains disposition, click HERE.)
George Glenn "Whitey" Baker, age 70, died July 6, 1991 in Sacramento, California complications following a stroke.
He was born in Glenpool, Oklahoma to Thomas Monroe and Mary Miller Baker on March 12, 1921. He married Agnes Dee, July 12, 1941; later divorced. Married Arvilla (Jerry) Young on March 3, 1962. Served his country in World War II. He was a body and fender man in the auto repair business.
Survivors: wife, Rio Linda, California; one son, Jack Glenn Baker, Rio Linda; three daughters, Mrs. Steve R. (Suzanne) Steele, Murray; Mrs. John S. (Liane) Brown, Taylorsville; Mrs. David A. (Debra) Morse, Provo; three step-daughters and one step-son, Carrene Kidrick, Joe Myers, Marie Myers, all of Salt Lake City; Linda Myers, Sacramento, California; 22 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Charlie Baker, Delmar Baker, both Redding, California. Preceded in death by parents, and three brothers.
[Published in the Deseret News on 7/10/1991.]
(Per Find a Grave directions regarding cenotaphs, the relationship links to his parents, spouses, and siblings are not on this memorial, but instead are located HERE.)
George Glenn "Whitey" Baker, age 70, died July 6, 1991 in Sacramento, California complications following a stroke.
He was born in Glenpool, Oklahoma to Thomas Monroe and Mary Miller Baker on March 12, 1921. He married Agnes Dee, July 12, 1941; later divorced. Married Arvilla (Jerry) Young on March 3, 1962. Served his country in World War II. He was a body and fender man in the auto repair business.
Survivors: wife, Rio Linda, California; one son, Jack Glenn Baker, Rio Linda; three daughters, Mrs. Steve R. (Suzanne) Steele, Murray; Mrs. John S. (Liane) Brown, Taylorsville; Mrs. David A. (Debra) Morse, Provo; three step-daughters and one step-son, Carrene Kidrick, Joe Myers, Marie Myers, all of Salt Lake City; Linda Myers, Sacramento, California; 22 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Charlie Baker, Delmar Baker, both Redding, California. Preceded in death by parents, and three brothers.
[Published in the Deseret News on 7/10/1991.]
(Per Find a Grave directions regarding cenotaphs, the relationship links to his parents, spouses, and siblings are not on this memorial, but instead are located HERE.)
THIS MEMORIAL IS FOR A CENOTAPH; George G. Baker is only memorialized in this cemetery – he is NOT buried here. (For the memorial regarding his actual cremains disposition, click HERE.)
George Glenn "Whitey" Baker, age 70, died July 6, 1991 in Sacramento, California complications following a stroke.
He was born in Glenpool, Oklahoma to Thomas Monroe and Mary Miller Baker on March 12, 1921. He married Agnes Dee, July 12, 1941; later divorced. Married Arvilla (Jerry) Young on March 3, 1962. Served his country in World War II. He was a body and fender man in the auto repair business.
Survivors: wife, Rio Linda, California; one son, Jack Glenn Baker, Rio Linda; three daughters, Mrs. Steve R. (Suzanne) Steele, Murray; Mrs. John S. (Liane) Brown, Taylorsville; Mrs. David A. (Debra) Morse, Provo; three step-daughters and one step-son, Carrene Kidrick, Joe Myers, Marie Myers, all of Salt Lake City; Linda Myers, Sacramento, California; 22 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Charlie Baker, Delmar Baker, both Redding, California. Preceded in death by parents, and three brothers.
[Published in the Deseret News on 7/10/1991.]
(Per Find a Grave directions regarding cenotaphs, the relationship links to his parents, spouses, and siblings are not on this memorial, but instead are located HERE.)
George Glenn "Whitey" Baker, age 70, died July 6, 1991 in Sacramento, California complications following a stroke.
He was born in Glenpool, Oklahoma to Thomas Monroe and Mary Miller Baker on March 12, 1921. He married Agnes Dee, July 12, 1941; later divorced. Married Arvilla (Jerry) Young on March 3, 1962. Served his country in World War II. He was a body and fender man in the auto repair business.
Survivors: wife, Rio Linda, California; one son, Jack Glenn Baker, Rio Linda; three daughters, Mrs. Steve R. (Suzanne) Steele, Murray; Mrs. John S. (Liane) Brown, Taylorsville; Mrs. David A. (Debra) Morse, Provo; three step-daughters and one step-son, Carrene Kidrick, Joe Myers, Marie Myers, all of Salt Lake City; Linda Myers, Sacramento, California; 22 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Charlie Baker, Delmar Baker, both Redding, California. Preceded in death by parents, and three brothers.
[Published in the Deseret News on 7/10/1991.]
(Per Find a Grave directions regarding cenotaphs, the relationship links to his parents, spouses, and siblings are not on this memorial, but instead are located HERE.)
