Ethel Bell Cook, 92, passed away on Sunday, December 2, 2018, in her home in Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA. She was born August 6, 1926, in Rogersville, Webster, Missouri, USA. She is the daughter of the late Adolph Theodore Oscar Simmerman and Nora Lucille (Lock) Simmerman-Wilson. She was united in marriage to George Raymond Cook, which ended in divorce. To this union, they had two children, Raymond Eugene and Laura Sue.
Ethel was an inspector with Lily-Tulip before her retirement in 1991. She was a wonderful cook, and enjoyed bowling and playing card games. She loved to crochet and quilt. She handmade quilts for all of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
Graveside services at Panther Valley Cemetery, north of Rogersville.
Note: Birth certificate has her name spelled as "Ethel Bell Simmerman".
Ethel was an inspector with Lily-Tulip before her retirement in 1991. She was a wonderful cook, and enjoyed bowling and playing card games. She loved to crochet and quilt. She handmade quilts for all of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
Graveside services at Panther Valley Cemetery, north of Rogersville.
Note: Birth certificate has her name spelled as "Ethel Bell Simmerman".
Ethel Bell Cook, 92, passed away on Sunday, December 2, 2018, in her home in Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA. She was born August 6, 1926, in Rogersville, Webster, Missouri, USA. She is the daughter of the late Adolph Theodore Oscar Simmerman and Nora Lucille (Lock) Simmerman-Wilson. She was united in marriage to George Raymond Cook, which ended in divorce. To this union, they had two children, Raymond Eugene and Laura Sue.
Ethel was an inspector with Lily-Tulip before her retirement in 1991. She was a wonderful cook, and enjoyed bowling and playing card games. She loved to crochet and quilt. She handmade quilts for all of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
Graveside services at Panther Valley Cemetery, north of Rogersville.
Note: Birth certificate has her name spelled as "Ethel Bell Simmerman".
Ethel was an inspector with Lily-Tulip before her retirement in 1991. She was a wonderful cook, and enjoyed bowling and playing card games. She loved to crochet and quilt. She handmade quilts for all of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
Graveside services at Panther Valley Cemetery, north of Rogersville.
Note: Birth certificate has her name spelled as "Ethel Bell Simmerman".
