The Sierra Vista Herald, Wednesday, September 29, 2004
Barbara Vivian Aigner
Dec. 1, 1928 - Sept. 23, 2004
Barbara Vivian Aigner, 75, passed away in Sierra Vista, after a brief illness on September 23, 2004. Barbara was born in Douglas on Dec. 1, 1928 to Joseph and Myrtle Keys (sic). Barbara and her family moved to Bisbee in 1937. She attended Bisbee schools and graduated from Bisbee High School in 1947
Barbara was married to Raymond Aigner for 55 years. They lived in Bisbee all their married life except for 15 years when they lived in Playas, New Mexico.
Barbara is survived by her husband Ray Aigner, two daughters, Susan Laurence (Richard) and Denise Hewlett, four grandsons, Chris and Scott Hewlett and John and Michael Jasna, all of Phoenix.
There will be no services at this time.
All arrangements are by Dugan Funeral Chapel. 432-4242
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According to the 1959 Bisbee City Directory, she lived with her husband at 83 Czar Avenue in Bisbee and worked as a Proof Operator for the Bank of Douglas. She was the sister of David Keyes
Barbara Vivian Aigner
Dec. 1, 1928 - Sept. 23, 2004
Barbara Vivian Aigner, 75, passed away in Sierra Vista, after a brief illness on September 23, 2004. Barbara was born in Douglas on Dec. 1, 1928 to Joseph and Myrtle Keys (sic). Barbara and her family moved to Bisbee in 1937. She attended Bisbee schools and graduated from Bisbee High School in 1947
Barbara was married to Raymond Aigner for 55 years. They lived in Bisbee all their married life except for 15 years when they lived in Playas, New Mexico.
Barbara is survived by her husband Ray Aigner, two daughters, Susan Laurence (Richard) and Denise Hewlett, four grandsons, Chris and Scott Hewlett and John and Michael Jasna, all of Phoenix.
There will be no services at this time.
All arrangements are by Dugan Funeral Chapel. 432-4242
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According to the 1959 Bisbee City Directory, she lived with her husband at 83 Czar Avenue in Bisbee and worked as a Proof Operator for the Bank of Douglas. She was the sister of David Keyes
The Sierra Vista Herald, Wednesday, September 29, 2004
Barbara Vivian Aigner
Dec. 1, 1928 - Sept. 23, 2004
Barbara Vivian Aigner, 75, passed away in Sierra Vista, after a brief illness on September 23, 2004. Barbara was born in Douglas on Dec. 1, 1928 to Joseph and Myrtle Keys (sic). Barbara and her family moved to Bisbee in 1937. She attended Bisbee schools and graduated from Bisbee High School in 1947
Barbara was married to Raymond Aigner for 55 years. They lived in Bisbee all their married life except for 15 years when they lived in Playas, New Mexico.
Barbara is survived by her husband Ray Aigner, two daughters, Susan Laurence (Richard) and Denise Hewlett, four grandsons, Chris and Scott Hewlett and John and Michael Jasna, all of Phoenix.
There will be no services at this time.
All arrangements are by Dugan Funeral Chapel. 432-4242
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According to the 1959 Bisbee City Directory, she lived with her husband at 83 Czar Avenue in Bisbee and worked as a Proof Operator for the Bank of Douglas. She was the sister of David Keyes
Barbara Vivian Aigner
Dec. 1, 1928 - Sept. 23, 2004
Barbara Vivian Aigner, 75, passed away in Sierra Vista, after a brief illness on September 23, 2004. Barbara was born in Douglas on Dec. 1, 1928 to Joseph and Myrtle Keys (sic). Barbara and her family moved to Bisbee in 1937. She attended Bisbee schools and graduated from Bisbee High School in 1947
Barbara was married to Raymond Aigner for 55 years. They lived in Bisbee all their married life except for 15 years when they lived in Playas, New Mexico.
Barbara is survived by her husband Ray Aigner, two daughters, Susan Laurence (Richard) and Denise Hewlett, four grandsons, Chris and Scott Hewlett and John and Michael Jasna, all of Phoenix.
There will be no services at this time.
All arrangements are by Dugan Funeral Chapel. 432-4242
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According to the 1959 Bisbee City Directory, she lived with her husband at 83 Czar Avenue in Bisbee and worked as a Proof Operator for the Bank of Douglas. She was the sister of David Keyes
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