Amy Holmquist was born in Illinois, the only child of Elijah G. Cluts and Lydia Mae Shirek.
Her family lived in Buckheart, Illinois where her father was a farm laborer in 1900 but by 1910 had become a veterinarian.
Amy married Emmet Holmquist in 1918 in Knox, Illinois. They had children Elizabeth "Betty" Mae ~1920-? and Helen Jeanette.
They lived in Galesburg, Illinois where Emmett was a Burlington Railroad brakeman for many decades. Her widowed mother lived with them until her death Amy was a nurse in 1920.
They moved to Arizona in 1966 from Galenburg.
She was a member of the United Church of Sun City, the Ike Band Club, Chaparral Chaplet Questers and past president of the American Federation of Women's Clubs.
Survivors included her husband, Emmett; daughters, Betty Shepherd and Helen Weterbee; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Her family lived in Buckheart, Illinois where her father was a farm laborer in 1900 but by 1910 had become a veterinarian.
Amy married Emmet Holmquist in 1918 in Knox, Illinois. They had children Elizabeth "Betty" Mae ~1920-? and Helen Jeanette.
They lived in Galesburg, Illinois where Emmett was a Burlington Railroad brakeman for many decades. Her widowed mother lived with them until her death Amy was a nurse in 1920.
They moved to Arizona in 1966 from Galenburg.
She was a member of the United Church of Sun City, the Ike Band Club, Chaparral Chaplet Questers and past president of the American Federation of Women's Clubs.
Survivors included her husband, Emmett; daughters, Betty Shepherd and Helen Weterbee; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Amy Holmquist was born in Illinois, the only child of Elijah G. Cluts and Lydia Mae Shirek.
Her family lived in Buckheart, Illinois where her father was a farm laborer in 1900 but by 1910 had become a veterinarian.
Amy married Emmet Holmquist in 1918 in Knox, Illinois. They had children Elizabeth "Betty" Mae ~1920-? and Helen Jeanette.
They lived in Galesburg, Illinois where Emmett was a Burlington Railroad brakeman for many decades. Her widowed mother lived with them until her death Amy was a nurse in 1920.
They moved to Arizona in 1966 from Galenburg.
She was a member of the United Church of Sun City, the Ike Band Club, Chaparral Chaplet Questers and past president of the American Federation of Women's Clubs.
Survivors included her husband, Emmett; daughters, Betty Shepherd and Helen Weterbee; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Her family lived in Buckheart, Illinois where her father was a farm laborer in 1900 but by 1910 had become a veterinarian.
Amy married Emmet Holmquist in 1918 in Knox, Illinois. They had children Elizabeth "Betty" Mae ~1920-? and Helen Jeanette.
They lived in Galesburg, Illinois where Emmett was a Burlington Railroad brakeman for many decades. Her widowed mother lived with them until her death Amy was a nurse in 1920.
They moved to Arizona in 1966 from Galenburg.
She was a member of the United Church of Sun City, the Ike Band Club, Chaparral Chaplet Questers and past president of the American Federation of Women's Clubs.
Survivors included her husband, Emmett; daughters, Betty Shepherd and Helen Weterbee; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
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