Grew up in Coeur d'Alene, graduating from CDA High School in 1942. She began a long banking career with Old National Bank, remained with the bank for the duration of her career, and by the time she retired, it was and continues to be U.S. Bank.
Pearl met her future husband, Stanley, at the end of World War II while she was welding on the victory ships in San Francisco. Stanley was serving in the Navy at the time. Soon after, they were married, and their only son, Andrew, was born in 1949. They moved to Idaho in 1954.
Pearl met her future husband, Stanley, at the end of World War II while she was welding on the victory ships in San Francisco. Stanley was serving in the Navy at the time. Soon after, they were married, and their only son, Andrew, was born in 1949. They moved to Idaho in 1954.
Grew up in Coeur d'Alene, graduating from CDA High School in 1942. She began a long banking career with Old National Bank, remained with the bank for the duration of her career, and by the time she retired, it was and continues to be U.S. Bank.
Pearl met her future husband, Stanley, at the end of World War II while she was welding on the victory ships in San Francisco. Stanley was serving in the Navy at the time. Soon after, they were married, and their only son, Andrew, was born in 1949. They moved to Idaho in 1954.
Pearl met her future husband, Stanley, at the end of World War II while she was welding on the victory ships in San Francisco. Stanley was serving in the Navy at the time. Soon after, they were married, and their only son, Andrew, was born in 1949. They moved to Idaho in 1954.
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