Robert O. Noyer, Winchester, Va., reports the death of his cousin, Beverly "Jeanne" Noyer Ball, on February 5, 2000, in Maui, Hawaii. The daughter of the late Don and Sarah Delta Haldeman Noyer, Mrs. Ball was born November 3, 1920, in Akron. (Born November 3, 1921 on her marriage registration.) Her mother died when she was five, and she was raised by her father and close relatives. After graduating from Akron High School in 1938, she completed nurse's training in Muncie, secretly marrying Edward Ball prior to Graduation.
After their marriage, the couple moved several times while (Edward) Ball served in the Air Force and later graduated from law school. They eventually settled in northern California, where they owned a dinner restaurant on an old sailing ship anchored in San Francisco harbor. Ball (Edward) played in a band aboard the ship until it burned to the waterline. Later, both were employed by Lockheed Aircraft, he as an administrative assistant, she was the head of the industrial nursing department.
Following (Edward) Ball's death in 1995, Mrs. Ball moved to Maui to live with the couple's only son, Donald Jacob Clay Ball, and his children. Services for Mrs. Ball were conducted in Maui. Family members on the mainland only recently received news of her death.
The Sentinel, Wednesday, January 3, 2001.
Note: Beverly Noyer married Edward Mauck Ball, July 10, 1942, Delaware Co., Muncie, IN. The marriage registration shows each with previous (secret?) marriage.
After their marriage, the couple moved several times while (Edward) Ball served in the Air Force and later graduated from law school. They eventually settled in northern California, where they owned a dinner restaurant on an old sailing ship anchored in San Francisco harbor. Ball (Edward) played in a band aboard the ship until it burned to the waterline. Later, both were employed by Lockheed Aircraft, he as an administrative assistant, she was the head of the industrial nursing department.
Following (Edward) Ball's death in 1995, Mrs. Ball moved to Maui to live with the couple's only son, Donald Jacob Clay Ball, and his children. Services for Mrs. Ball were conducted in Maui. Family members on the mainland only recently received news of her death.
The Sentinel, Wednesday, January 3, 2001.
Note: Beverly Noyer married Edward Mauck Ball, July 10, 1942, Delaware Co., Muncie, IN. The marriage registration shows each with previous (secret?) marriage.
Robert O. Noyer, Winchester, Va., reports the death of his cousin, Beverly "Jeanne" Noyer Ball, on February 5, 2000, in Maui, Hawaii. The daughter of the late Don and Sarah Delta Haldeman Noyer, Mrs. Ball was born November 3, 1920, in Akron. (Born November 3, 1921 on her marriage registration.) Her mother died when she was five, and she was raised by her father and close relatives. After graduating from Akron High School in 1938, she completed nurse's training in Muncie, secretly marrying Edward Ball prior to Graduation.
After their marriage, the couple moved several times while (Edward) Ball served in the Air Force and later graduated from law school. They eventually settled in northern California, where they owned a dinner restaurant on an old sailing ship anchored in San Francisco harbor. Ball (Edward) played in a band aboard the ship until it burned to the waterline. Later, both were employed by Lockheed Aircraft, he as an administrative assistant, she was the head of the industrial nursing department.
Following (Edward) Ball's death in 1995, Mrs. Ball moved to Maui to live with the couple's only son, Donald Jacob Clay Ball, and his children. Services for Mrs. Ball were conducted in Maui. Family members on the mainland only recently received news of her death.
The Sentinel, Wednesday, January 3, 2001.
Note: Beverly Noyer married Edward Mauck Ball, July 10, 1942, Delaware Co., Muncie, IN. The marriage registration shows each with previous (secret?) marriage.
After their marriage, the couple moved several times while (Edward) Ball served in the Air Force and later graduated from law school. They eventually settled in northern California, where they owned a dinner restaurant on an old sailing ship anchored in San Francisco harbor. Ball (Edward) played in a band aboard the ship until it burned to the waterline. Later, both were employed by Lockheed Aircraft, he as an administrative assistant, she was the head of the industrial nursing department.
Following (Edward) Ball's death in 1995, Mrs. Ball moved to Maui to live with the couple's only son, Donald Jacob Clay Ball, and his children. Services for Mrs. Ball were conducted in Maui. Family members on the mainland only recently received news of her death.
The Sentinel, Wednesday, January 3, 2001.
Note: Beverly Noyer married Edward Mauck Ball, July 10, 1942, Delaware Co., Muncie, IN. The marriage registration shows each with previous (secret?) marriage.
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