Ruth, age 70, was the daughter of Charlie and Martha (Laws) Lorton. She was the wife of Dewey A. Turner. They were married on June 20, 1948, in Bowling Green, Ohio. Sadly, Dewey preceded her in passing on April 5, 1971.
Mary came to Monroe, Mi. in 1942 from Gibson Station, Virginia. She was employed by the Monroe Auto Equipment Company for about two years.
She loved to crochet and work in her garden; and was a member of the Newport VFW.
She was the mother of Mary; and the sister of Gladys, and Grace Ball; and was the loving grandmother of seven, and great-grandmother of eighteen.
Mary was preceded in death by three brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren.
Rest in Heavenly Peace.
Mary came to Monroe, Mi. in 1942 from Gibson Station, Virginia. She was employed by the Monroe Auto Equipment Company for about two years.
She loved to crochet and work in her garden; and was a member of the Newport VFW.
She was the mother of Mary; and the sister of Gladys, and Grace Ball; and was the loving grandmother of seven, and great-grandmother of eighteen.
Mary was preceded in death by three brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren.
Rest in Heavenly Peace.
Ruth, age 70, was the daughter of Charlie and Martha (Laws) Lorton. She was the wife of Dewey A. Turner. They were married on June 20, 1948, in Bowling Green, Ohio. Sadly, Dewey preceded her in passing on April 5, 1971.
Mary came to Monroe, Mi. in 1942 from Gibson Station, Virginia. She was employed by the Monroe Auto Equipment Company for about two years.
She loved to crochet and work in her garden; and was a member of the Newport VFW.
She was the mother of Mary; and the sister of Gladys, and Grace Ball; and was the loving grandmother of seven, and great-grandmother of eighteen.
Mary was preceded in death by three brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren.
Rest in Heavenly Peace.
Mary came to Monroe, Mi. in 1942 from Gibson Station, Virginia. She was employed by the Monroe Auto Equipment Company for about two years.
She loved to crochet and work in her garden; and was a member of the Newport VFW.
She was the mother of Mary; and the sister of Gladys, and Grace Ball; and was the loving grandmother of seven, and great-grandmother of eighteen.
Mary was preceded in death by three brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren.
Rest in Heavenly Peace.
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