Feb 26 ?: Abram, Michael, of Turney Rd. beloved husband of Bertha, father of Emma Friess, Ernest, ? Lydia Petty, Gerhard Sylvia James and the late Edward, William, Henry, John, and George grandfather and great-grandfather Thursday, Feb. ? Friends may call at the Claus Funeral Home, 11200 Miles Ave. 2-5 And 7-10 P. M. Friday. Services Saturday, Feb. 27, at St. John Lutheran Church, Turney and Granger Rds. at 1:30 p. m.
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1893 Jan 14 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Michael Abram, b. Germany, 25, mother Emilie Abram, b. Germany, 23
1894 Mar 6 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, 35, Polish, mother Cecilia Bretin, 24, Polish
1895 Jul 20 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, Polish, 27, mother Mily Bretin, Polish, 25
1896 Oct 31 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Mike Abram, Germany, 29, mother Miny Bretin, German, 27
1900 Jan 24 birth Cleveland
Ernest Herman Abram
father Michael Abram, 32, German, mother Emilie Brettin Abram, 30, German
1900 Census, Cleveland Ward 27, Cuyahoga, Ohio, June 16, 1900
4 Belfast St.
Abraham [Abrahm], Mike, 31, b. Jan 1869 Ger Poland, m9, imm 1890, 10yrs, Na, day labour, R H
-, Amelia, 31, b. Oct 1869 Ger Poland, m9, 6 children, 5 living, imm 1891, 9 yrs
-, Eddie, 7, b. Jan 1893 Ohio
-, Emma, 6, b. Mar 1894 Ohio
-, Weller [Willie], 5, b. Oct 1895 Ohio
-, Henry, 2, b. Aug 1898 Ohio
-, Ernest, 3/12, b. Feb 1900 Ohio
1910 Census, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Oh
6712 Classen Ave
Abram, Michael, 39, m2 for 3 yrs, imm 1892 na, laborer, bricklaying
-, Bertha, wife, M1 for 3 yrs, 1 child, 1 living, imm 1906
-, Edward, son, 17, plumber's apprentice, plumbing
-, Emma, daughter, 16, dressmaking, skirt factory
-, William, son, 14
-, Henry, son, 10
-, Ernest, son, 9
-, John, son, 8 [John Paul, b. 20 Jan 1902 Cleveland, parents b. Poland; m. Grace Cardaman 1928, son Allan 1929; div. by 1940 census]
-, George, son, 5
-, Otto, son, 1 8/12
1920 Census, Garfield Heights, Cuyahoga, Oh
9414 Sladden Avenue
Abrahm, Michael, own mortgage, 55, imm1895 na 1916, b. Russian Poland, tongue German, parents b. Russian Poland, cement finisher, cement Co
-, Bertha, wife, 25, imm 1907 na 1916, b. Russia, tongue German, parents b. Russia
-, William, son, 23, b. Ohio, pattern maker, pattern factory
-, Henry, son, 21, laborer
-, Ernest, son, 20, apprentice, pattern maker
-, John, son, 18, apprentice, pattern maker [d. 11 May 1950 Los Angeles, CA]
-, George, son, 15
-, Otto, son, 11
-, Lydia, daughter, 6
-, Jerry, son, 3 7/12
Freiss, Henry, son-in-law, 26, steel mill
-, Emma, daughter, 26, seamstress, dry goods co.
1930 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 61, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 45, b. Russia
-, Lydia, 17, b. Ohio
-, Gerald, 13, b. Ohio
1940 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 73, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 55, b. Russia, parents b. Russia, imm 1908
-, Otto, 31, b. Ohio
-, Lydia, 26, b. Ohio
Jeffries, Sylvia, 6, boarder, b. Ohio
First wife Emilie or Amelia Brettin:
Death certif of son Edward J. says mother Emilia Brettin
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 says first wife is Emilie Brettin, b. Oct 1869 in Russian Poland, d. 18 Feb 1906 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, cites St. John's records of burial 18 May 1907, age 36 yrs 4 months 9 days. These dates suggest she was first buried somewhere else, or perhaps a holding crypt for the winter, then moved or buried. Alternatively, there are records for an Amelia or Emilie Abraham, b. Oct 1869 Germany, d. 14 Mar 1907 Cleveland of septicemia, age 36, b. Germany, add. 8 Morrison Ave, undertaker Claus, bur. Feb 18, 1907, buried in Harvard Grove (men #94484118) Last name is not a match, but the dates suggest there might be a misspelling.
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 lists Emilie's parents as Friedrich Brettin (1846-1911) and Elizabeth Klatt.
POSSIBLY
1891 Apr 15 arrival Philadelphia
Abram, Mich, accompanied by Andr - 30
Place of birth Poland, 28, M, occupation Lab
Desitination Chic, P.S.
Philadelphia April 15, 1891 "British Princess" from Liverpool
Daughter:
"Lydia Petty March 30, 1913~Dec. 29, 2008 Lydia Petty at 95 passed away peacefully in her Novato home which was her wish. She was born in Cleveland and raised in the nearby Ohio town of Garfield Heights. Her father, Michael Abram was a widower with eight children when he married Bertha. Bertha gave birth to Lydia, and her two brothers, Gerhard and Otto. Lydia worked for the U.S. Civil Service in accounting and administration starting in WW II, retiring in the late 1970s. In the late 1940s, Lydia was transferred to Guam, and on the ship she met her future husband, Estil Pat Petty who was in the U.S. Army. They traveled throughout the world while Pat was in the Army. Pat was discharged from the Presidio in 1963 and the couple moved to Novato a few years later. Lydia was always well dressed, loved her home, proud of her independence, and when she made up her mind that was the way things were done. She is survived by her brother Gerhard Abram of North Royalton Ohio, her husband's daughter, Patricia Herakavic of Orwell, Ohio, many nieces, nephews, and their children, most of whom are living in Ohio. A memorial service will be held on Friday, January 9, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1180 Lynwood Drive in Novato. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be given to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Petty memorial fund."
Published in Marin Independent Journal on Jan. 7, 2009
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1893 Jan 14 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Michael Abram, b. Germany, 25, mother Emilie Abram, b. Germany, 23
1894 Mar 6 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, 35, Polish, mother Cecilia Bretin, 24, Polish
1895 Jul 20 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, Polish, 27, mother Mily Bretin, Polish, 25
1896 Oct 31 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Mike Abram, Germany, 29, mother Miny Bretin, German, 27
1900 Jan 24 birth Cleveland
Ernest Herman Abram
father Michael Abram, 32, German, mother Emilie Brettin Abram, 30, German
1900 Census, Cleveland Ward 27, Cuyahoga, Ohio, June 16, 1900
4 Belfast St.
Abraham [Abrahm], Mike, 31, b. Jan 1869 Ger Poland, m9, imm 1890, 10yrs, Na, day labour, R H
-, Amelia, 31, b. Oct 1869 Ger Poland, m9, 6 children, 5 living, imm 1891, 9 yrs
-, Eddie, 7, b. Jan 1893 Ohio
-, Emma, 6, b. Mar 1894 Ohio
-, Weller [Willie], 5, b. Oct 1895 Ohio
-, Henry, 2, b. Aug 1898 Ohio
-, Ernest, 3/12, b. Feb 1900 Ohio
1910 Census, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Oh
6712 Classen Ave
Abram, Michael, 39, m2 for 3 yrs, imm 1892 na, laborer, bricklaying
-, Bertha, wife, M1 for 3 yrs, 1 child, 1 living, imm 1906
-, Edward, son, 17, plumber's apprentice, plumbing
-, Emma, daughter, 16, dressmaking, skirt factory
-, William, son, 14
-, Henry, son, 10
-, Ernest, son, 9
-, John, son, 8 [John Paul, b. 20 Jan 1902 Cleveland, parents b. Poland; m. Grace Cardaman 1928, son Allan 1929; div. by 1940 census]
-, George, son, 5
-, Otto, son, 1 8/12
1920 Census, Garfield Heights, Cuyahoga, Oh
9414 Sladden Avenue
Abrahm, Michael, own mortgage, 55, imm1895 na 1916, b. Russian Poland, tongue German, parents b. Russian Poland, cement finisher, cement Co
-, Bertha, wife, 25, imm 1907 na 1916, b. Russia, tongue German, parents b. Russia
-, William, son, 23, b. Ohio, pattern maker, pattern factory
-, Henry, son, 21, laborer
-, Ernest, son, 20, apprentice, pattern maker
-, John, son, 18, apprentice, pattern maker [d. 11 May 1950 Los Angeles, CA]
-, George, son, 15
-, Otto, son, 11
-, Lydia, daughter, 6
-, Jerry, son, 3 7/12
Freiss, Henry, son-in-law, 26, steel mill
-, Emma, daughter, 26, seamstress, dry goods co.
1930 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 61, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 45, b. Russia
-, Lydia, 17, b. Ohio
-, Gerald, 13, b. Ohio
1940 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 73, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 55, b. Russia, parents b. Russia, imm 1908
-, Otto, 31, b. Ohio
-, Lydia, 26, b. Ohio
Jeffries, Sylvia, 6, boarder, b. Ohio
First wife Emilie or Amelia Brettin:
Death certif of son Edward J. says mother Emilia Brettin
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 says first wife is Emilie Brettin, b. Oct 1869 in Russian Poland, d. 18 Feb 1906 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, cites St. John's records of burial 18 May 1907, age 36 yrs 4 months 9 days. These dates suggest she was first buried somewhere else, or perhaps a holding crypt for the winter, then moved or buried. Alternatively, there are records for an Amelia or Emilie Abraham, b. Oct 1869 Germany, d. 14 Mar 1907 Cleveland of septicemia, age 36, b. Germany, add. 8 Morrison Ave, undertaker Claus, bur. Feb 18, 1907, buried in Harvard Grove (men #94484118) Last name is not a match, but the dates suggest there might be a misspelling.
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 lists Emilie's parents as Friedrich Brettin (1846-1911) and Elizabeth Klatt.
POSSIBLY
1891 Apr 15 arrival Philadelphia
Abram, Mich, accompanied by Andr - 30
Place of birth Poland, 28, M, occupation Lab
Desitination Chic, P.S.
Philadelphia April 15, 1891 "British Princess" from Liverpool
Daughter:
"Lydia Petty March 30, 1913~Dec. 29, 2008 Lydia Petty at 95 passed away peacefully in her Novato home which was her wish. She was born in Cleveland and raised in the nearby Ohio town of Garfield Heights. Her father, Michael Abram was a widower with eight children when he married Bertha. Bertha gave birth to Lydia, and her two brothers, Gerhard and Otto. Lydia worked for the U.S. Civil Service in accounting and administration starting in WW II, retiring in the late 1970s. In the late 1940s, Lydia was transferred to Guam, and on the ship she met her future husband, Estil Pat Petty who was in the U.S. Army. They traveled throughout the world while Pat was in the Army. Pat was discharged from the Presidio in 1963 and the couple moved to Novato a few years later. Lydia was always well dressed, loved her home, proud of her independence, and when she made up her mind that was the way things were done. She is survived by her brother Gerhard Abram of North Royalton Ohio, her husband's daughter, Patricia Herakavic of Orwell, Ohio, many nieces, nephews, and their children, most of whom are living in Ohio. A memorial service will be held on Friday, January 9, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1180 Lynwood Drive in Novato. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be given to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Petty memorial fund."
Published in Marin Independent Journal on Jan. 7, 2009
Feb 26 ?: Abram, Michael, of Turney Rd. beloved husband of Bertha, father of Emma Friess, Ernest, ? Lydia Petty, Gerhard Sylvia James and the late Edward, William, Henry, John, and George grandfather and great-grandfather Thursday, Feb. ? Friends may call at the Claus Funeral Home, 11200 Miles Ave. 2-5 And 7-10 P. M. Friday. Services Saturday, Feb. 27, at St. John Lutheran Church, Turney and Granger Rds. at 1:30 p. m.
_________________________________
1893 Jan 14 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Michael Abram, b. Germany, 25, mother Emilie Abram, b. Germany, 23
1894 Mar 6 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, 35, Polish, mother Cecilia Bretin, 24, Polish
1895 Jul 20 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, Polish, 27, mother Mily Bretin, Polish, 25
1896 Oct 31 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Mike Abram, Germany, 29, mother Miny Bretin, German, 27
1900 Jan 24 birth Cleveland
Ernest Herman Abram
father Michael Abram, 32, German, mother Emilie Brettin Abram, 30, German
1900 Census, Cleveland Ward 27, Cuyahoga, Ohio, June 16, 1900
4 Belfast St.
Abraham [Abrahm], Mike, 31, b. Jan 1869 Ger Poland, m9, imm 1890, 10yrs, Na, day labour, R H
-, Amelia, 31, b. Oct 1869 Ger Poland, m9, 6 children, 5 living, imm 1891, 9 yrs
-, Eddie, 7, b. Jan 1893 Ohio
-, Emma, 6, b. Mar 1894 Ohio
-, Weller [Willie], 5, b. Oct 1895 Ohio
-, Henry, 2, b. Aug 1898 Ohio
-, Ernest, 3/12, b. Feb 1900 Ohio
1910 Census, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Oh
6712 Classen Ave
Abram, Michael, 39, m2 for 3 yrs, imm 1892 na, laborer, bricklaying
-, Bertha, wife, M1 for 3 yrs, 1 child, 1 living, imm 1906
-, Edward, son, 17, plumber's apprentice, plumbing
-, Emma, daughter, 16, dressmaking, skirt factory
-, William, son, 14
-, Henry, son, 10
-, Ernest, son, 9
-, John, son, 8 [John Paul, b. 20 Jan 1902 Cleveland, parents b. Poland; m. Grace Cardaman 1928, son Allan 1929; div. by 1940 census]
-, George, son, 5
-, Otto, son, 1 8/12
1920 Census, Garfield Heights, Cuyahoga, Oh
9414 Sladden Avenue
Abrahm, Michael, own mortgage, 55, imm1895 na 1916, b. Russian Poland, tongue German, parents b. Russian Poland, cement finisher, cement Co
-, Bertha, wife, 25, imm 1907 na 1916, b. Russia, tongue German, parents b. Russia
-, William, son, 23, b. Ohio, pattern maker, pattern factory
-, Henry, son, 21, laborer
-, Ernest, son, 20, apprentice, pattern maker
-, John, son, 18, apprentice, pattern maker [d. 11 May 1950 Los Angeles, CA]
-, George, son, 15
-, Otto, son, 11
-, Lydia, daughter, 6
-, Jerry, son, 3 7/12
Freiss, Henry, son-in-law, 26, steel mill
-, Emma, daughter, 26, seamstress, dry goods co.
1930 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 61, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 45, b. Russia
-, Lydia, 17, b. Ohio
-, Gerald, 13, b. Ohio
1940 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 73, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 55, b. Russia, parents b. Russia, imm 1908
-, Otto, 31, b. Ohio
-, Lydia, 26, b. Ohio
Jeffries, Sylvia, 6, boarder, b. Ohio
First wife Emilie or Amelia Brettin:
Death certif of son Edward J. says mother Emilia Brettin
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 says first wife is Emilie Brettin, b. Oct 1869 in Russian Poland, d. 18 Feb 1906 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, cites St. John's records of burial 18 May 1907, age 36 yrs 4 months 9 days. These dates suggest she was first buried somewhere else, or perhaps a holding crypt for the winter, then moved or buried. Alternatively, there are records for an Amelia or Emilie Abraham, b. Oct 1869 Germany, d. 14 Mar 1907 Cleveland of septicemia, age 36, b. Germany, add. 8 Morrison Ave, undertaker Claus, bur. Feb 18, 1907, buried in Harvard Grove (men #94484118) Last name is not a match, but the dates suggest there might be a misspelling.
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 lists Emilie's parents as Friedrich Brettin (1846-1911) and Elizabeth Klatt.
POSSIBLY
1891 Apr 15 arrival Philadelphia
Abram, Mich, accompanied by Andr - 30
Place of birth Poland, 28, M, occupation Lab
Desitination Chic, P.S.
Philadelphia April 15, 1891 "British Princess" from Liverpool
Daughter:
"Lydia Petty March 30, 1913~Dec. 29, 2008 Lydia Petty at 95 passed away peacefully in her Novato home which was her wish. She was born in Cleveland and raised in the nearby Ohio town of Garfield Heights. Her father, Michael Abram was a widower with eight children when he married Bertha. Bertha gave birth to Lydia, and her two brothers, Gerhard and Otto. Lydia worked for the U.S. Civil Service in accounting and administration starting in WW II, retiring in the late 1970s. In the late 1940s, Lydia was transferred to Guam, and on the ship she met her future husband, Estil Pat Petty who was in the U.S. Army. They traveled throughout the world while Pat was in the Army. Pat was discharged from the Presidio in 1963 and the couple moved to Novato a few years later. Lydia was always well dressed, loved her home, proud of her independence, and when she made up her mind that was the way things were done. She is survived by her brother Gerhard Abram of North Royalton Ohio, her husband's daughter, Patricia Herakavic of Orwell, Ohio, many nieces, nephews, and their children, most of whom are living in Ohio. A memorial service will be held on Friday, January 9, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1180 Lynwood Drive in Novato. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be given to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Petty memorial fund."
Published in Marin Independent Journal on Jan. 7, 2009
_________________________________
1893 Jan 14 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Michael Abram, b. Germany, 25, mother Emilie Abram, b. Germany, 23
1894 Mar 6 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, 35, Polish, mother Cecilia Bretin, 24, Polish
1895 Jul 20 birth Cleveland
Abram
female
father Mike Abram, Polish, 27, mother Mily Bretin, Polish, 25
1896 Oct 31 birth Cleveland
Abram
male
father Mike Abram, Germany, 29, mother Miny Bretin, German, 27
1900 Jan 24 birth Cleveland
Ernest Herman Abram
father Michael Abram, 32, German, mother Emilie Brettin Abram, 30, German
1900 Census, Cleveland Ward 27, Cuyahoga, Ohio, June 16, 1900
4 Belfast St.
Abraham [Abrahm], Mike, 31, b. Jan 1869 Ger Poland, m9, imm 1890, 10yrs, Na, day labour, R H
-, Amelia, 31, b. Oct 1869 Ger Poland, m9, 6 children, 5 living, imm 1891, 9 yrs
-, Eddie, 7, b. Jan 1893 Ohio
-, Emma, 6, b. Mar 1894 Ohio
-, Weller [Willie], 5, b. Oct 1895 Ohio
-, Henry, 2, b. Aug 1898 Ohio
-, Ernest, 3/12, b. Feb 1900 Ohio
1910 Census, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Oh
6712 Classen Ave
Abram, Michael, 39, m2 for 3 yrs, imm 1892 na, laborer, bricklaying
-, Bertha, wife, M1 for 3 yrs, 1 child, 1 living, imm 1906
-, Edward, son, 17, plumber's apprentice, plumbing
-, Emma, daughter, 16, dressmaking, skirt factory
-, William, son, 14
-, Henry, son, 10
-, Ernest, son, 9
-, John, son, 8 [John Paul, b. 20 Jan 1902 Cleveland, parents b. Poland; m. Grace Cardaman 1928, son Allan 1929; div. by 1940 census]
-, George, son, 5
-, Otto, son, 1 8/12
1920 Census, Garfield Heights, Cuyahoga, Oh
9414 Sladden Avenue
Abrahm, Michael, own mortgage, 55, imm1895 na 1916, b. Russian Poland, tongue German, parents b. Russian Poland, cement finisher, cement Co
-, Bertha, wife, 25, imm 1907 na 1916, b. Russia, tongue German, parents b. Russia
-, William, son, 23, b. Ohio, pattern maker, pattern factory
-, Henry, son, 21, laborer
-, Ernest, son, 20, apprentice, pattern maker
-, John, son, 18, apprentice, pattern maker [d. 11 May 1950 Los Angeles, CA]
-, George, son, 15
-, Otto, son, 11
-, Lydia, daughter, 6
-, Jerry, son, 3 7/12
Freiss, Henry, son-in-law, 26, steel mill
-, Emma, daughter, 26, seamstress, dry goods co.
1930 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 61, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 45, b. Russia
-, Lydia, 17, b. Ohio
-, Gerald, 13, b. Ohio
1940 Census, Garfield Hts, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Abram, Michael, 73, b. Poland
-, Bertha, 55, b. Russia, parents b. Russia, imm 1908
-, Otto, 31, b. Ohio
-, Lydia, 26, b. Ohio
Jeffries, Sylvia, 6, boarder, b. Ohio
First wife Emilie or Amelia Brettin:
Death certif of son Edward J. says mother Emilia Brettin
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 says first wife is Emilie Brettin, b. Oct 1869 in Russian Poland, d. 18 Feb 1906 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, cites St. John's records of burial 18 May 1907, age 36 yrs 4 months 9 days. These dates suggest she was first buried somewhere else, or perhaps a holding crypt for the winter, then moved or buried. Alternatively, there are records for an Amelia or Emilie Abraham, b. Oct 1869 Germany, d. 14 Mar 1907 Cleveland of septicemia, age 36, b. Germany, add. 8 Morrison Ave, undertaker Claus, bur. Feb 18, 1907, buried in Harvard Grove (men #94484118) Last name is not a match, but the dates suggest there might be a misspelling.
Ancestry.com family tree sabram184 lists Emilie's parents as Friedrich Brettin (1846-1911) and Elizabeth Klatt.
POSSIBLY
1891 Apr 15 arrival Philadelphia
Abram, Mich, accompanied by Andr - 30
Place of birth Poland, 28, M, occupation Lab
Desitination Chic, P.S.
Philadelphia April 15, 1891 "British Princess" from Liverpool
Daughter:
"Lydia Petty March 30, 1913~Dec. 29, 2008 Lydia Petty at 95 passed away peacefully in her Novato home which was her wish. She was born in Cleveland and raised in the nearby Ohio town of Garfield Heights. Her father, Michael Abram was a widower with eight children when he married Bertha. Bertha gave birth to Lydia, and her two brothers, Gerhard and Otto. Lydia worked for the U.S. Civil Service in accounting and administration starting in WW II, retiring in the late 1970s. In the late 1940s, Lydia was transferred to Guam, and on the ship she met her future husband, Estil Pat Petty who was in the U.S. Army. They traveled throughout the world while Pat was in the Army. Pat was discharged from the Presidio in 1963 and the couple moved to Novato a few years later. Lydia was always well dressed, loved her home, proud of her independence, and when she made up her mind that was the way things were done. She is survived by her brother Gerhard Abram of North Royalton Ohio, her husband's daughter, Patricia Herakavic of Orwell, Ohio, many nieces, nephews, and their children, most of whom are living in Ohio. A memorial service will be held on Friday, January 9, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1180 Lynwood Drive in Novato. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be given to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Petty memorial fund."
Published in Marin Independent Journal on Jan. 7, 2009
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