G loria J. Struble, 40 of Patterson Apartments, Newark Valley, died Wednesday evening, Feb. 25, as the result of an automobile accident.
She was born in Owego Dec. 17, 1929, the daughter of Lawrence and Estie Howe.
Mrs. Struble is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Darrell (Grace) French, of 4 William St., Owego, one son, Gordon, who is with the armed forces stationed in Germany; two sisters Mrs. Dorothy Stables of Owego, and Mrs. Francis Coleman of Lounsberry; two brothers, Lawrence Howe and Everett Howe, of Owego; one grandchild and several nephews.
She was a member of the Monday and Wednesday bowling leagues in Owego, and was employed by Crown Industries as a secretary.
She was born in Owego Dec. 17, 1929, the daughter of Lawrence and Estie Howe.
Mrs. Struble is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Darrell (Grace) French, of 4 William St., Owego, one son, Gordon, who is with the armed forces stationed in Germany; two sisters Mrs. Dorothy Stables of Owego, and Mrs. Francis Coleman of Lounsberry; two brothers, Lawrence Howe and Everett Howe, of Owego; one grandchild and several nephews.
She was a member of the Monday and Wednesday bowling leagues in Owego, and was employed by Crown Industries as a secretary.
G loria J. Struble, 40 of Patterson Apartments, Newark Valley, died Wednesday evening, Feb. 25, as the result of an automobile accident.
She was born in Owego Dec. 17, 1929, the daughter of Lawrence and Estie Howe.
Mrs. Struble is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Darrell (Grace) French, of 4 William St., Owego, one son, Gordon, who is with the armed forces stationed in Germany; two sisters Mrs. Dorothy Stables of Owego, and Mrs. Francis Coleman of Lounsberry; two brothers, Lawrence Howe and Everett Howe, of Owego; one grandchild and several nephews.
She was a member of the Monday and Wednesday bowling leagues in Owego, and was employed by Crown Industries as a secretary.
She was born in Owego Dec. 17, 1929, the daughter of Lawrence and Estie Howe.
Mrs. Struble is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Darrell (Grace) French, of 4 William St., Owego, one son, Gordon, who is with the armed forces stationed in Germany; two sisters Mrs. Dorothy Stables of Owego, and Mrs. Francis Coleman of Lounsberry; two brothers, Lawrence Howe and Everett Howe, of Owego; one grandchild and several nephews.
She was a member of the Monday and Wednesday bowling leagues in Owego, and was employed by Crown Industries as a secretary.
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