The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, AZ
November 8, 2006. B8
Graveside services for a member of a pioneer Wyoming family, Mildred McPhail Bashore of Riverton were held Saturday (Nov. 4) at Mountain View Cemetery in Riverton, Wyo.
Mrs. Bashore died on Tuesday, Oct. 31 at Riverton Memorial Hospital. She was 92 years old. Mildred M. McPhail was born Sept. 16, 1914 on the family ranch near Encampment, the oldest daughter of Stewart and Frances (Sears) McPhail.
Her parents were both born in Wyoming. Her grandmother Sears was born in 1872 near Laramie. Great-grandfather A. H. Huston was a noted pioneer and hunter.
Mildred went to school in Saratoga.
In 1931, she married Lawrence Needham. Two daughters - Irene and Marian - were born to this union. The family ranched near Saratoga until their divorce in 1956.
In 1958, she moved to Denver where she attended and was graduated from Barnes School of Business. She worked from 1958 to 1963 as an accountant and purchasing agent for Wallace Village in Denver.
On April 22, 1961, she married Lloyd Bashore in Broomfield, Colo. In 1963, they moved to Freemont County, settling near Pavillion where they ranched until 1973, when Mr. Bashore had heart surgery.
Mrs. Bashore became an insurance agent for Grange Insurance Association in 1966 and later formed an agency with her sister Marjorie Runner. That business was later sold to Carolyn Bonser.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore sold the ranch and retired, spending the next 20 years wintering in Arizona and summering in Wyoming, fishing and camping.
Mrs. Bashore was a member of the Saratoga Chapter 12, Order of the Eastern Star, for 62 years. She had served as Worthy Matron in 1944 and received her 50-year pin in 1989.
In 1942, Mrs. Bashore organized and led the first girls' 4-H rifle club in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Bashore were members of the National Rifle Association. She was also a 4-H leader for 10 years, a member of the Saratoga Extension Club for 20 years, where she was president in 1944. Upon moving to Fremont County, she became a member of Circle K, then Pavillion Extension Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore purchased a home in Riverton in 1997, and she started doing Indian beading and pine needle weaving, making many afghans for family and friends. Her family said Mrs. Bashore loved to hunt, fish and camp.
Mr. Bashore died on Sept. 2, 2001.
She sold their home in August of 2003 and moved into Homestead Living.
She is survived by son-in-law Ray Baum of Wickenburg, Ariz.; three granddaughters and their families Cindy and Bob Faulkner and children Shannon, Jennifer, and Reece of Elk Mountain, Terry and Michael Macias and son Michael of Wickenburg, Elaine and Chris Corbet and children CJ and Amanda of Yuma, Ariz.; nephews Bill (Charlene) Runner of Kinnear, Jack (Barbara), Bob, Stewart (Betsy) Runner of Arizona, and Tom Runner of Florida; other relatives in Montana, Arizona and Wyoming.
She was preceded in death by her parents of Saratoga; husband Lloyd Bashore; daughters Irene Morrison of Three Forks, Mont., Marian Baum of Wickenburg; grandson Jay Baum of Wickenburg; sisters Marjorie Runner of Wickenburg and Margaret Runner of Chino Valley, Ariz.
Memorials may be made to the Hospice Home in care of the Davis Funeral Home, 2203 West Main, Riverton, WY 82501.
Services were under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home of Riverton.
November 8, 2006. B8
Graveside services for a member of a pioneer Wyoming family, Mildred McPhail Bashore of Riverton were held Saturday (Nov. 4) at Mountain View Cemetery in Riverton, Wyo.
Mrs. Bashore died on Tuesday, Oct. 31 at Riverton Memorial Hospital. She was 92 years old. Mildred M. McPhail was born Sept. 16, 1914 on the family ranch near Encampment, the oldest daughter of Stewart and Frances (Sears) McPhail.
Her parents were both born in Wyoming. Her grandmother Sears was born in 1872 near Laramie. Great-grandfather A. H. Huston was a noted pioneer and hunter.
Mildred went to school in Saratoga.
In 1931, she married Lawrence Needham. Two daughters - Irene and Marian - were born to this union. The family ranched near Saratoga until their divorce in 1956.
In 1958, she moved to Denver where she attended and was graduated from Barnes School of Business. She worked from 1958 to 1963 as an accountant and purchasing agent for Wallace Village in Denver.
On April 22, 1961, she married Lloyd Bashore in Broomfield, Colo. In 1963, they moved to Freemont County, settling near Pavillion where they ranched until 1973, when Mr. Bashore had heart surgery.
Mrs. Bashore became an insurance agent for Grange Insurance Association in 1966 and later formed an agency with her sister Marjorie Runner. That business was later sold to Carolyn Bonser.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore sold the ranch and retired, spending the next 20 years wintering in Arizona and summering in Wyoming, fishing and camping.
Mrs. Bashore was a member of the Saratoga Chapter 12, Order of the Eastern Star, for 62 years. She had served as Worthy Matron in 1944 and received her 50-year pin in 1989.
In 1942, Mrs. Bashore organized and led the first girls' 4-H rifle club in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Bashore were members of the National Rifle Association. She was also a 4-H leader for 10 years, a member of the Saratoga Extension Club for 20 years, where she was president in 1944. Upon moving to Fremont County, she became a member of Circle K, then Pavillion Extension Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore purchased a home in Riverton in 1997, and she started doing Indian beading and pine needle weaving, making many afghans for family and friends. Her family said Mrs. Bashore loved to hunt, fish and camp.
Mr. Bashore died on Sept. 2, 2001.
She sold their home in August of 2003 and moved into Homestead Living.
She is survived by son-in-law Ray Baum of Wickenburg, Ariz.; three granddaughters and their families Cindy and Bob Faulkner and children Shannon, Jennifer, and Reece of Elk Mountain, Terry and Michael Macias and son Michael of Wickenburg, Elaine and Chris Corbet and children CJ and Amanda of Yuma, Ariz.; nephews Bill (Charlene) Runner of Kinnear, Jack (Barbara), Bob, Stewart (Betsy) Runner of Arizona, and Tom Runner of Florida; other relatives in Montana, Arizona and Wyoming.
She was preceded in death by her parents of Saratoga; husband Lloyd Bashore; daughters Irene Morrison of Three Forks, Mont., Marian Baum of Wickenburg; grandson Jay Baum of Wickenburg; sisters Marjorie Runner of Wickenburg and Margaret Runner of Chino Valley, Ariz.
Memorials may be made to the Hospice Home in care of the Davis Funeral Home, 2203 West Main, Riverton, WY 82501.
Services were under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home of Riverton.
The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, AZ
November 8, 2006. B8
Graveside services for a member of a pioneer Wyoming family, Mildred McPhail Bashore of Riverton were held Saturday (Nov. 4) at Mountain View Cemetery in Riverton, Wyo.
Mrs. Bashore died on Tuesday, Oct. 31 at Riverton Memorial Hospital. She was 92 years old. Mildred M. McPhail was born Sept. 16, 1914 on the family ranch near Encampment, the oldest daughter of Stewart and Frances (Sears) McPhail.
Her parents were both born in Wyoming. Her grandmother Sears was born in 1872 near Laramie. Great-grandfather A. H. Huston was a noted pioneer and hunter.
Mildred went to school in Saratoga.
In 1931, she married Lawrence Needham. Two daughters - Irene and Marian - were born to this union. The family ranched near Saratoga until their divorce in 1956.
In 1958, she moved to Denver where she attended and was graduated from Barnes School of Business. She worked from 1958 to 1963 as an accountant and purchasing agent for Wallace Village in Denver.
On April 22, 1961, she married Lloyd Bashore in Broomfield, Colo. In 1963, they moved to Freemont County, settling near Pavillion where they ranched until 1973, when Mr. Bashore had heart surgery.
Mrs. Bashore became an insurance agent for Grange Insurance Association in 1966 and later formed an agency with her sister Marjorie Runner. That business was later sold to Carolyn Bonser.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore sold the ranch and retired, spending the next 20 years wintering in Arizona and summering in Wyoming, fishing and camping.
Mrs. Bashore was a member of the Saratoga Chapter 12, Order of the Eastern Star, for 62 years. She had served as Worthy Matron in 1944 and received her 50-year pin in 1989.
In 1942, Mrs. Bashore organized and led the first girls' 4-H rifle club in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Bashore were members of the National Rifle Association. She was also a 4-H leader for 10 years, a member of the Saratoga Extension Club for 20 years, where she was president in 1944. Upon moving to Fremont County, she became a member of Circle K, then Pavillion Extension Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore purchased a home in Riverton in 1997, and she started doing Indian beading and pine needle weaving, making many afghans for family and friends. Her family said Mrs. Bashore loved to hunt, fish and camp.
Mr. Bashore died on Sept. 2, 2001.
She sold their home in August of 2003 and moved into Homestead Living.
She is survived by son-in-law Ray Baum of Wickenburg, Ariz.; three granddaughters and their families Cindy and Bob Faulkner and children Shannon, Jennifer, and Reece of Elk Mountain, Terry and Michael Macias and son Michael of Wickenburg, Elaine and Chris Corbet and children CJ and Amanda of Yuma, Ariz.; nephews Bill (Charlene) Runner of Kinnear, Jack (Barbara), Bob, Stewart (Betsy) Runner of Arizona, and Tom Runner of Florida; other relatives in Montana, Arizona and Wyoming.
She was preceded in death by her parents of Saratoga; husband Lloyd Bashore; daughters Irene Morrison of Three Forks, Mont., Marian Baum of Wickenburg; grandson Jay Baum of Wickenburg; sisters Marjorie Runner of Wickenburg and Margaret Runner of Chino Valley, Ariz.
Memorials may be made to the Hospice Home in care of the Davis Funeral Home, 2203 West Main, Riverton, WY 82501.
Services were under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home of Riverton.
November 8, 2006. B8
Graveside services for a member of a pioneer Wyoming family, Mildred McPhail Bashore of Riverton were held Saturday (Nov. 4) at Mountain View Cemetery in Riverton, Wyo.
Mrs. Bashore died on Tuesday, Oct. 31 at Riverton Memorial Hospital. She was 92 years old. Mildred M. McPhail was born Sept. 16, 1914 on the family ranch near Encampment, the oldest daughter of Stewart and Frances (Sears) McPhail.
Her parents were both born in Wyoming. Her grandmother Sears was born in 1872 near Laramie. Great-grandfather A. H. Huston was a noted pioneer and hunter.
Mildred went to school in Saratoga.
In 1931, she married Lawrence Needham. Two daughters - Irene and Marian - were born to this union. The family ranched near Saratoga until their divorce in 1956.
In 1958, she moved to Denver where she attended and was graduated from Barnes School of Business. She worked from 1958 to 1963 as an accountant and purchasing agent for Wallace Village in Denver.
On April 22, 1961, she married Lloyd Bashore in Broomfield, Colo. In 1963, they moved to Freemont County, settling near Pavillion where they ranched until 1973, when Mr. Bashore had heart surgery.
Mrs. Bashore became an insurance agent for Grange Insurance Association in 1966 and later formed an agency with her sister Marjorie Runner. That business was later sold to Carolyn Bonser.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore sold the ranch and retired, spending the next 20 years wintering in Arizona and summering in Wyoming, fishing and camping.
Mrs. Bashore was a member of the Saratoga Chapter 12, Order of the Eastern Star, for 62 years. She had served as Worthy Matron in 1944 and received her 50-year pin in 1989.
In 1942, Mrs. Bashore organized and led the first girls' 4-H rifle club in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Bashore were members of the National Rifle Association. She was also a 4-H leader for 10 years, a member of the Saratoga Extension Club for 20 years, where she was president in 1944. Upon moving to Fremont County, she became a member of Circle K, then Pavillion Extension Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bashore purchased a home in Riverton in 1997, and she started doing Indian beading and pine needle weaving, making many afghans for family and friends. Her family said Mrs. Bashore loved to hunt, fish and camp.
Mr. Bashore died on Sept. 2, 2001.
She sold their home in August of 2003 and moved into Homestead Living.
She is survived by son-in-law Ray Baum of Wickenburg, Ariz.; three granddaughters and their families Cindy and Bob Faulkner and children Shannon, Jennifer, and Reece of Elk Mountain, Terry and Michael Macias and son Michael of Wickenburg, Elaine and Chris Corbet and children CJ and Amanda of Yuma, Ariz.; nephews Bill (Charlene) Runner of Kinnear, Jack (Barbara), Bob, Stewart (Betsy) Runner of Arizona, and Tom Runner of Florida; other relatives in Montana, Arizona and Wyoming.
She was preceded in death by her parents of Saratoga; husband Lloyd Bashore; daughters Irene Morrison of Three Forks, Mont., Marian Baum of Wickenburg; grandson Jay Baum of Wickenburg; sisters Marjorie Runner of Wickenburg and Margaret Runner of Chino Valley, Ariz.
Memorials may be made to the Hospice Home in care of the Davis Funeral Home, 2203 West Main, Riverton, WY 82501.
Services were under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home of Riverton.
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