Dorothy, born in Alberta, CAN, moved to Vaughn, WA with her parents and siblings in 1911, age 5.
A favorite memory was having tea with her first grade teacher and girl classmates before school started. The teacher boarded in the Bradley home that had a small balcony off her room. That was where they had tea.
Dorothy was talented in music and art.
She married Chester Van Slyke and they had two children.
As a widow of several years, she married Robert G. Fields.
A favorite memory was having tea with her first grade teacher and girl classmates before school started. The teacher boarded in the Bradley home that had a small balcony off her room. That was where they had tea.
Dorothy was talented in music and art.
She married Chester Van Slyke and they had two children.
As a widow of several years, she married Robert G. Fields.
Dorothy, born in Alberta, CAN, moved to Vaughn, WA with her parents and siblings in 1911, age 5.
A favorite memory was having tea with her first grade teacher and girl classmates before school started. The teacher boarded in the Bradley home that had a small balcony off her room. That was where they had tea.
Dorothy was talented in music and art.
She married Chester Van Slyke and they had two children.
As a widow of several years, she married Robert G. Fields.
A favorite memory was having tea with her first grade teacher and girl classmates before school started. The teacher boarded in the Bradley home that had a small balcony off her room. That was where they had tea.
Dorothy was talented in music and art.
She married Chester Van Slyke and they had two children.
As a widow of several years, she married Robert G. Fields.
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