Nellie Luella Tucker was born in Ransomville New York to Frend Donald Tucker and Evelyn Marian "Eva" Brott Tucker. She married Robert Heston Bowles in Ashland Ohio and was the mother of 7 children.
She was a bright and energetic woman with an exceptional talent for playing piano by ear. She could hear a song once or twice and replicate it without error. She was a tall slender woman who would rarely be seen in public without her red lipstick and black heels. She loved to make "corny" jokes.
She loved her sisters Norma and Leola and stayed close to them her entire life. She visited Niagra Falls many times as a youngster to stay in touch with the many Bradt relatives wholived there. She passed too young,of renal failure after a lenghty illness.
She was a bright and energetic woman with an exceptional talent for playing piano by ear. She could hear a song once or twice and replicate it without error. She was a tall slender woman who would rarely be seen in public without her red lipstick and black heels. She loved to make "corny" jokes.
She loved her sisters Norma and Leola and stayed close to them her entire life. She visited Niagra Falls many times as a youngster to stay in touch with the many Bradt relatives wholived there. She passed too young,of renal failure after a lenghty illness.
Nellie Luella Tucker was born in Ransomville New York to Frend Donald Tucker and Evelyn Marian "Eva" Brott Tucker. She married Robert Heston Bowles in Ashland Ohio and was the mother of 7 children.
She was a bright and energetic woman with an exceptional talent for playing piano by ear. She could hear a song once or twice and replicate it without error. She was a tall slender woman who would rarely be seen in public without her red lipstick and black heels. She loved to make "corny" jokes.
She loved her sisters Norma and Leola and stayed close to them her entire life. She visited Niagra Falls many times as a youngster to stay in touch with the many Bradt relatives wholived there. She passed too young,of renal failure after a lenghty illness.
She was a bright and energetic woman with an exceptional talent for playing piano by ear. She could hear a song once or twice and replicate it without error. She was a tall slender woman who would rarely be seen in public without her red lipstick and black heels. She loved to make "corny" jokes.
She loved her sisters Norma and Leola and stayed close to them her entire life. She visited Niagra Falls many times as a youngster to stay in touch with the many Bradt relatives wholived there. She passed too young,of renal failure after a lenghty illness.
