Lydia Louisa Glabe was born on a farm north of Oronoco, Minnesota. She married Walter Edward Stolp in 1919 and had two children Beth Emilie Stolp(1921-1952) and Clyde Walter Stolp (1925-2003)
Everyone loved Lydia. She had a great sense of humor, was a spiritual person that attended the Presbyterian Church during her life.
She lived until she was 101, and was up and around at the age of 100 during the celebration of her birthday and was lucid with no signs of dementia.
When she was married to Walter they lived in Escondido, CA and she also lived in Rancho Bernardo, San Diego as a single senior. When she needed extra help at the end of her life, she moved in with her grandson Stuart Todd" Stolp and his family cared for her until she died.
She was buried in Escondido, CA.
Everyone loved Lydia. She had a great sense of humor, was a spiritual person that attended the Presbyterian Church during her life.
She lived until she was 101, and was up and around at the age of 100 during the celebration of her birthday and was lucid with no signs of dementia.
When she was married to Walter they lived in Escondido, CA and she also lived in Rancho Bernardo, San Diego as a single senior. When she needed extra help at the end of her life, she moved in with her grandson Stuart Todd" Stolp and his family cared for her until she died.
She was buried in Escondido, CA.
Lydia Louisa Glabe was born on a farm north of Oronoco, Minnesota. She married Walter Edward Stolp in 1919 and had two children Beth Emilie Stolp(1921-1952) and Clyde Walter Stolp (1925-2003)
Everyone loved Lydia. She had a great sense of humor, was a spiritual person that attended the Presbyterian Church during her life.
She lived until she was 101, and was up and around at the age of 100 during the celebration of her birthday and was lucid with no signs of dementia.
When she was married to Walter they lived in Escondido, CA and she also lived in Rancho Bernardo, San Diego as a single senior. When she needed extra help at the end of her life, she moved in with her grandson Stuart Todd" Stolp and his family cared for her until she died.
She was buried in Escondido, CA.
Everyone loved Lydia. She had a great sense of humor, was a spiritual person that attended the Presbyterian Church during her life.
She lived until she was 101, and was up and around at the age of 100 during the celebration of her birthday and was lucid with no signs of dementia.
When she was married to Walter they lived in Escondido, CA and she also lived in Rancho Bernardo, San Diego as a single senior. When she needed extra help at the end of her life, she moved in with her grandson Stuart Todd" Stolp and his family cared for her until she died.
She was buried in Escondido, CA.
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