Mildred Malvina (Genier) Curtis of Lincoln, Nebraska , passed away 30 July 2009 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Mildred was born 13 March 1913 in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada to Gilbert and Adeline (St. Amour) Genier. She was married to Senator Carl T. Curtis, United States Senator and known as "Mr. Republican" in December, 1972. She had meet Carl well as a registered nurse she had cared for his first wife Lois until her death in 1970.
Mildred while in Washington, D.C. was appointed to thee national parks committee for The Department of Interior. During this tenure a new national park was planned and opened – The Voyageur Park of Rainey River, Minnesota.
In later years she did volunteer work for The American Red Cross in Lincoln, Nebraska as well as The People's City Mission also of Lincoln, Nebraska. Mildred was a supporter of The Cattlemen's Ball held annually at a Ranch of one of the members of The Cattlemen Association of Nebraska.
She leaves a large extended family of relatives and friends in The United States, as well as Canada.
Mildred while in Washington, D.C. was appointed to thee national parks committee for The Department of Interior. During this tenure a new national park was planned and opened – The Voyageur Park of Rainey River, Minnesota.
In later years she did volunteer work for The American Red Cross in Lincoln, Nebraska as well as The People's City Mission also of Lincoln, Nebraska. Mildred was a supporter of The Cattlemen's Ball held annually at a Ranch of one of the members of The Cattlemen Association of Nebraska.
She leaves a large extended family of relatives and friends in The United States, as well as Canada.
Mildred Malvina (Genier) Curtis of Lincoln, Nebraska , passed away 30 July 2009 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Mildred was born 13 March 1913 in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada to Gilbert and Adeline (St. Amour) Genier. She was married to Senator Carl T. Curtis, United States Senator and known as "Mr. Republican" in December, 1972. She had meet Carl well as a registered nurse she had cared for his first wife Lois until her death in 1970.
Mildred while in Washington, D.C. was appointed to thee national parks committee for The Department of Interior. During this tenure a new national park was planned and opened – The Voyageur Park of Rainey River, Minnesota.
In later years she did volunteer work for The American Red Cross in Lincoln, Nebraska as well as The People's City Mission also of Lincoln, Nebraska. Mildred was a supporter of The Cattlemen's Ball held annually at a Ranch of one of the members of The Cattlemen Association of Nebraska.
She leaves a large extended family of relatives and friends in The United States, as well as Canada.
Mildred while in Washington, D.C. was appointed to thee national parks committee for The Department of Interior. During this tenure a new national park was planned and opened – The Voyageur Park of Rainey River, Minnesota.
In later years she did volunteer work for The American Red Cross in Lincoln, Nebraska as well as The People's City Mission also of Lincoln, Nebraska. Mildred was a supporter of The Cattlemen's Ball held annually at a Ranch of one of the members of The Cattlemen Association of Nebraska.
She leaves a large extended family of relatives and friends in The United States, as well as Canada.
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