Findagrave doesn't provide the ability to add biological parents along with adoptive parents memorials. As a result, I am adding notation of Leonard & Jocena's adopted daughter to their memorial. Her name birth name was Bonnie Rachel Wallace, and was renamed Irene Marie Peterson. Leonard and Jocena adopted her at the age of 8 years old in 1948.
Irene's memorial can be found at: MEMORIAL ID: 203409281 .
Leonard & Jocena adopted all three of their children. First was Gail Richard Peterson, Marvin Peterson, and then Irene Peterson. There is a possibility that Marvin was from one of the Orphan Trains that brought hundreds of children west of the Mississippi from the streets and orphanages of New York City.
Irene's memorial can be found at: MEMORIAL ID: 203409281 .
Leonard & Jocena adopted all three of their children. First was Gail Richard Peterson, Marvin Peterson, and then Irene Peterson. There is a possibility that Marvin was from one of the Orphan Trains that brought hundreds of children west of the Mississippi from the streets and orphanages of New York City.
Findagrave doesn't provide the ability to add biological parents along with adoptive parents memorials. As a result, I am adding notation of Leonard & Jocena's adopted daughter to their memorial. Her name birth name was Bonnie Rachel Wallace, and was renamed Irene Marie Peterson. Leonard and Jocena adopted her at the age of 8 years old in 1948.
Irene's memorial can be found at: MEMORIAL ID: 203409281 .
Leonard & Jocena adopted all three of their children. First was Gail Richard Peterson, Marvin Peterson, and then Irene Peterson. There is a possibility that Marvin was from one of the Orphan Trains that brought hundreds of children west of the Mississippi from the streets and orphanages of New York City.
Irene's memorial can be found at: MEMORIAL ID: 203409281 .
Leonard & Jocena adopted all three of their children. First was Gail Richard Peterson, Marvin Peterson, and then Irene Peterson. There is a possibility that Marvin was from one of the Orphan Trains that brought hundreds of children west of the Mississippi from the streets and orphanages of New York City.
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