Laura Louise Aldridge was born November 5, 1915 in Kekoo, Kentucky, one of five children born to Clarence Bennett Aldridge and Myrtle (Lockhart) Aldridge. Louise graduated from Benham High School where she was Football Queen and attended Lincoln Memorial University. She also attended Bowling Green University where she was runner up for Beauty Queen. On January 1, 1940 she married Charles S Wise, Jr. in Evansville, Indiana She says he was a wonderful husband with a great sense of humor. They had 47 wonderful years together and were blessed with two sons and a daughter; three grand children and three great grandchildren, all boys. In 1956 the family moved to Oklahoma in a 1956 Pontiac station wagon with three children a Labrador Retriever and a Collie. They all loved the Fourth of July when they had a picnic complete with watermelon and fireworks.
Louise was a member of Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian Church where her favorite hymn was "How Great Thou Art". Over the years she was active in taking flowers to members in the hospital and cleaning the church on Monday mornings. She loved playing bridge and knitting.
Her words of wisdom are "Stay active, do line dancing, and do aerobics".
Louise was a member of Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian Church where her favorite hymn was "How Great Thou Art". Over the years she was active in taking flowers to members in the hospital and cleaning the church on Monday mornings. She loved playing bridge and knitting.
Her words of wisdom are "Stay active, do line dancing, and do aerobics".
Laura Louise Aldridge was born November 5, 1915 in Kekoo, Kentucky, one of five children born to Clarence Bennett Aldridge and Myrtle (Lockhart) Aldridge. Louise graduated from Benham High School where she was Football Queen and attended Lincoln Memorial University. She also attended Bowling Green University where she was runner up for Beauty Queen. On January 1, 1940 she married Charles S Wise, Jr. in Evansville, Indiana She says he was a wonderful husband with a great sense of humor. They had 47 wonderful years together and were blessed with two sons and a daughter; three grand children and three great grandchildren, all boys. In 1956 the family moved to Oklahoma in a 1956 Pontiac station wagon with three children a Labrador Retriever and a Collie. They all loved the Fourth of July when they had a picnic complete with watermelon and fireworks.
Louise was a member of Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian Church where her favorite hymn was "How Great Thou Art". Over the years she was active in taking flowers to members in the hospital and cleaning the church on Monday mornings. She loved playing bridge and knitting.
Her words of wisdom are "Stay active, do line dancing, and do aerobics".
Louise was a member of Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian Church where her favorite hymn was "How Great Thou Art". Over the years she was active in taking flowers to members in the hospital and cleaning the church on Monday mornings. She loved playing bridge and knitting.
Her words of wisdom are "Stay active, do line dancing, and do aerobics".
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