Frances was born to Gus and Emma Hoffman in Fairmont, MN where her parents were operating a grocery store. In 1918 they moved to a farm in Grantsburg, WI. Frances grew up there and attended Branstad Grade School and Grantsburg High School graduating in 1932. Frances took special courses in high school so as to become a teacher. After finding no teaching jobs available, she went to business school in Minneapolis for one year. She found a job in Spooner, WI working at the Federal Land Bank office. This was a depression era government agency. In Spooner she met Lloyd Barrickman. They were married on April 15, 1940.
They moved to Eau Claire in 1941 where Lloyd’s job at Hutchinson Industries had moved. There they raised their family of eight children. Kay, Sandy, Lloyd (Buzz) , Donna, Dick, Mary, Chris and David. They were at home on Wedgewood Avenue for 60 years. Their family was a source of great pride for Frances and Lloyd. After the children were grown Frances worked in the office of the Eau Claire Builders Exchange.
Frances had a very pleasant personality and a great sense of humor. She and Lloyd were active members of St. Olaf Catholic Church in Eau Claire.
They moved to Eau Claire in 1941 where Lloyd’s job at Hutchinson Industries had moved. There they raised their family of eight children. Kay, Sandy, Lloyd (Buzz) , Donna, Dick, Mary, Chris and David. They were at home on Wedgewood Avenue for 60 years. Their family was a source of great pride for Frances and Lloyd. After the children were grown Frances worked in the office of the Eau Claire Builders Exchange.
Frances had a very pleasant personality and a great sense of humor. She and Lloyd were active members of St. Olaf Catholic Church in Eau Claire.
Frances was born to Gus and Emma Hoffman in Fairmont, MN where her parents were operating a grocery store. In 1918 they moved to a farm in Grantsburg, WI. Frances grew up there and attended Branstad Grade School and Grantsburg High School graduating in 1932. Frances took special courses in high school so as to become a teacher. After finding no teaching jobs available, she went to business school in Minneapolis for one year. She found a job in Spooner, WI working at the Federal Land Bank office. This was a depression era government agency. In Spooner she met Lloyd Barrickman. They were married on April 15, 1940.
They moved to Eau Claire in 1941 where Lloyd’s job at Hutchinson Industries had moved. There they raised their family of eight children. Kay, Sandy, Lloyd (Buzz) , Donna, Dick, Mary, Chris and David. They were at home on Wedgewood Avenue for 60 years. Their family was a source of great pride for Frances and Lloyd. After the children were grown Frances worked in the office of the Eau Claire Builders Exchange.
Frances had a very pleasant personality and a great sense of humor. She and Lloyd were active members of St. Olaf Catholic Church in Eau Claire.
They moved to Eau Claire in 1941 where Lloyd’s job at Hutchinson Industries had moved. There they raised their family of eight children. Kay, Sandy, Lloyd (Buzz) , Donna, Dick, Mary, Chris and David. They were at home on Wedgewood Avenue for 60 years. Their family was a source of great pride for Frances and Lloyd. After the children were grown Frances worked in the office of the Eau Claire Builders Exchange.
Frances had a very pleasant personality and a great sense of humor. She and Lloyd were active members of St. Olaf Catholic Church in Eau Claire.
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