On May 5, 1931, in Yreka, Calif., she married Percy M. Sowell, who preceded her in death 22 years ago.
She had lived most of her life in Williams except for a few years in Northern California.
A charter member of Williams Brush Riders, she helped in clearing the grounds on Cedar Flat Road near the old CC camp. She was also active in many other community projects including PTA and 4-H clubs.
In Grants Pass, she belonged to the Elks Lodge No. 1584 auxiliary and the Eagles Lodge No. 2146 auxiliary.
Connie loved camping, hunting, gardening and flowers, especially roses. She also loved to cook and bake.
Survivors include two daughters, Sharon Davison of Williams and Shirley Davis of Juneau, Alaska; a sister, Wilma Webb of Medford; two grandchildren, Kelly Davis of Couer D'Alene, Idaho and Karmen Davis of Portland; a niece; Barbara Webb of Portland; two nephews, Larry Webb of Williams and Rob Webb of Lakeside, Calif.; and several great-nieces and nephews.
(Data from her obit published in the Grants Pass, OR, "The Daily Courier" on Jan. 2, 1997.)
She had lived most of her life in Williams except for a few years in Northern California.
A charter member of Williams Brush Riders, she helped in clearing the grounds on Cedar Flat Road near the old CC camp. She was also active in many other community projects including PTA and 4-H clubs.
In Grants Pass, she belonged to the Elks Lodge No. 1584 auxiliary and the Eagles Lodge No. 2146 auxiliary.
Connie loved camping, hunting, gardening and flowers, especially roses. She also loved to cook and bake.
Survivors include two daughters, Sharon Davison of Williams and Shirley Davis of Juneau, Alaska; a sister, Wilma Webb of Medford; two grandchildren, Kelly Davis of Couer D'Alene, Idaho and Karmen Davis of Portland; a niece; Barbara Webb of Portland; two nephews, Larry Webb of Williams and Rob Webb of Lakeside, Calif.; and several great-nieces and nephews.
(Data from her obit published in the Grants Pass, OR, "The Daily Courier" on Jan. 2, 1997.)
On May 5, 1931, in Yreka, Calif., she married Percy M. Sowell, who preceded her in death 22 years ago.
She had lived most of her life in Williams except for a few years in Northern California.
A charter member of Williams Brush Riders, she helped in clearing the grounds on Cedar Flat Road near the old CC camp. She was also active in many other community projects including PTA and 4-H clubs.
In Grants Pass, she belonged to the Elks Lodge No. 1584 auxiliary and the Eagles Lodge No. 2146 auxiliary.
Connie loved camping, hunting, gardening and flowers, especially roses. She also loved to cook and bake.
Survivors include two daughters, Sharon Davison of Williams and Shirley Davis of Juneau, Alaska; a sister, Wilma Webb of Medford; two grandchildren, Kelly Davis of Couer D'Alene, Idaho and Karmen Davis of Portland; a niece; Barbara Webb of Portland; two nephews, Larry Webb of Williams and Rob Webb of Lakeside, Calif.; and several great-nieces and nephews.
(Data from her obit published in the Grants Pass, OR, "The Daily Courier" on Jan. 2, 1997.)
She had lived most of her life in Williams except for a few years in Northern California.
A charter member of Williams Brush Riders, she helped in clearing the grounds on Cedar Flat Road near the old CC camp. She was also active in many other community projects including PTA and 4-H clubs.
In Grants Pass, she belonged to the Elks Lodge No. 1584 auxiliary and the Eagles Lodge No. 2146 auxiliary.
Connie loved camping, hunting, gardening and flowers, especially roses. She also loved to cook and bake.
Survivors include two daughters, Sharon Davison of Williams and Shirley Davis of Juneau, Alaska; a sister, Wilma Webb of Medford; two grandchildren, Kelly Davis of Couer D'Alene, Idaho and Karmen Davis of Portland; a niece; Barbara Webb of Portland; two nephews, Larry Webb of Williams and Rob Webb of Lakeside, Calif.; and several great-nieces and nephews.
(Data from her obit published in the Grants Pass, OR, "The Daily Courier" on Jan. 2, 1997.)
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