Wife of George A. O'Malley. Mother of Sharon Earp, Edward Moore and Daniel Moore.
If you ever went to Lois's house you never came away hungry. She was the oldest child in her family and she learned how to cook and clean and not take all day about it. Lois retired from her job at Fort Leonard Wood and was socially involved with circles and teas throughout the area. She liked to travel and enjoyed staying busy.
If you ever went to Lois's house you never came away hungry. She was the oldest child in her family and she learned how to cook and clean and not take all day about it. Lois retired from her job at Fort Leonard Wood and was socially involved with circles and teas throughout the area. She liked to travel and enjoyed staying busy.
Wife of George A. O'Malley. Mother of Sharon Earp, Edward Moore and Daniel Moore.
If you ever went to Lois's house you never came away hungry. She was the oldest child in her family and she learned how to cook and clean and not take all day about it. Lois retired from her job at Fort Leonard Wood and was socially involved with circles and teas throughout the area. She liked to travel and enjoyed staying busy.
If you ever went to Lois's house you never came away hungry. She was the oldest child in her family and she learned how to cook and clean and not take all day about it. Lois retired from her job at Fort Leonard Wood and was socially involved with circles and teas throughout the area. She liked to travel and enjoyed staying busy.
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