Lucille Lenore Haddix Bacher was born October 13, 1912 in Burlington, Iowa, to Minnie S. Seeley and Edward D. Haddix. She married druggist Henry C. Bacher in Freeport, Illinois, on October 4, 1936. The couple had no children.
Shortly after their marriage, the Bachers bought the Lincoln Pharmacy, a neighborhood drugstore on the west side of Davenport. They had recently talked of selling the store. It was closed for a time prior to Henry Bacher moving to Ottumwa to work in a pharmacy there.
Services for Lucille Bacher were held at McGinnis Funeral Home in Davenport on Thursday, December 1st; her body was taken to Burlington for services the next day at Wallen's Chapel and she was buried in Aspen Grove Cemetery.
Lucille Bacher was survived by her mother and a sister, Edna L. Haddix Wenicke. Her father and a brother, Willis R. Haddix, preceded her in death.
Shortly after their marriage, the Bachers bought the Lincoln Pharmacy, a neighborhood drugstore on the west side of Davenport. They had recently talked of selling the store. It was closed for a time prior to Henry Bacher moving to Ottumwa to work in a pharmacy there.
Services for Lucille Bacher were held at McGinnis Funeral Home in Davenport on Thursday, December 1st; her body was taken to Burlington for services the next day at Wallen's Chapel and she was buried in Aspen Grove Cemetery.
Lucille Bacher was survived by her mother and a sister, Edna L. Haddix Wenicke. Her father and a brother, Willis R. Haddix, preceded her in death.
Lucille Lenore Haddix Bacher was born October 13, 1912 in Burlington, Iowa, to Minnie S. Seeley and Edward D. Haddix. She married druggist Henry C. Bacher in Freeport, Illinois, on October 4, 1936. The couple had no children.
Shortly after their marriage, the Bachers bought the Lincoln Pharmacy, a neighborhood drugstore on the west side of Davenport. They had recently talked of selling the store. It was closed for a time prior to Henry Bacher moving to Ottumwa to work in a pharmacy there.
Services for Lucille Bacher were held at McGinnis Funeral Home in Davenport on Thursday, December 1st; her body was taken to Burlington for services the next day at Wallen's Chapel and she was buried in Aspen Grove Cemetery.
Lucille Bacher was survived by her mother and a sister, Edna L. Haddix Wenicke. Her father and a brother, Willis R. Haddix, preceded her in death.
Shortly after their marriage, the Bachers bought the Lincoln Pharmacy, a neighborhood drugstore on the west side of Davenport. They had recently talked of selling the store. It was closed for a time prior to Henry Bacher moving to Ottumwa to work in a pharmacy there.
Services for Lucille Bacher were held at McGinnis Funeral Home in Davenport on Thursday, December 1st; her body was taken to Burlington for services the next day at Wallen's Chapel and she was buried in Aspen Grove Cemetery.
Lucille Bacher was survived by her mother and a sister, Edna L. Haddix Wenicke. Her father and a brother, Willis R. Haddix, preceded her in death.
Family Members
Siblings
Half Siblings
