***THIS IS MY HUSBAND'S ADOPTED MOTHER***
Father: George Albert Ames
Mother: Minnie Dee Ames
Husband: George Albert Kinder (1902-1962)
Children:
Donald Lewis Kinder (1926-2003)
Bonnie Jean Wood (1936-
Obituary:
Sarah Eleanor Kinder 78, died July 22, 1986 in Taylorsville.
Born October 15, 1907 in Loa, Utah to George Albert and Minnie D. Wood Ames. Married George Albert Kinder, March 21, 1923. Later solemnized in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple.
He died February 16, 1962. Member of the LDS Church. Eleanor has held many positions in the various auxiliaries.
Survived by son, Donald Lewis Kinder, West Jordan, daughter, Mrs. Richard (Jean) Mackay, Taylorsville: fourteen grandchildren; thirteen great grandchildren; sister Mildred Hofeling, Taylorsville.
Funeral services Friday July 25th, 2 p.m. McDougal Funeral Home. 4330 So. Redwood Road. Friends may call Thursday 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to services Friday. Interment in Larkin Sunset Gardens.
Salt Lake Tribune 7/22- 7/24/1986
Eleanor and Bert adopted Don when he was 4 years old. Eleanor was a different person to read. They had not told Don about his adoption and he found out when he was 15. It hurt him really bad that he had not been told. His biological family had tried to get ahold of him when he was in the Navy to let him know that his biological Mother had died. She screamed at them that Don was not adopted and stay out of it. She had this thing her whole life that she wanted to keep Don's adoption a secret. Don said that he had several bad experiences. She was sick a lot and he said that his Aunt Billie and Grandma Ames were more like a Mother to him. When I met Eleanor she treated me really nice, but her and Don had a tense relationship. It has taken me a long time to add this bio, because I am sure there were times when Eleanor could be very kind and caring. After her death Don found out that he had 9 half brothers and sisters and he got to meet and have a relationship with them after he was 60 years old. Don's daughters loved their Grandma Kinder and Becky said her fondest memory was when they would visit she had these really cool books with poems. and she would sit on the floor and read them.
Sarah Heleanor Was Don's adopted Mom. Heleanor was her given name, but she did not like it so shortened it to Eleanor.
REST IN PEACE MOM KINDER
Father: George Albert Ames
Mother: Minnie Dee Ames
Husband: George Albert Kinder (1902-1962)
Children:
Donald Lewis Kinder (1926-2003)
Bonnie Jean Wood (1936-
Obituary:
Sarah Eleanor Kinder 78, died July 22, 1986 in Taylorsville.
Born October 15, 1907 in Loa, Utah to George Albert and Minnie D. Wood Ames. Married George Albert Kinder, March 21, 1923. Later solemnized in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple.
He died February 16, 1962. Member of the LDS Church. Eleanor has held many positions in the various auxiliaries.
Survived by son, Donald Lewis Kinder, West Jordan, daughter, Mrs. Richard (Jean) Mackay, Taylorsville: fourteen grandchildren; thirteen great grandchildren; sister Mildred Hofeling, Taylorsville.
Funeral services Friday July 25th, 2 p.m. McDougal Funeral Home. 4330 So. Redwood Road. Friends may call Thursday 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to services Friday. Interment in Larkin Sunset Gardens.
Salt Lake Tribune 7/22- 7/24/1986
Eleanor and Bert adopted Don when he was 4 years old. Eleanor was a different person to read. They had not told Don about his adoption and he found out when he was 15. It hurt him really bad that he had not been told. His biological family had tried to get ahold of him when he was in the Navy to let him know that his biological Mother had died. She screamed at them that Don was not adopted and stay out of it. She had this thing her whole life that she wanted to keep Don's adoption a secret. Don said that he had several bad experiences. She was sick a lot and he said that his Aunt Billie and Grandma Ames were more like a Mother to him. When I met Eleanor she treated me really nice, but her and Don had a tense relationship. It has taken me a long time to add this bio, because I am sure there were times when Eleanor could be very kind and caring. After her death Don found out that he had 9 half brothers and sisters and he got to meet and have a relationship with them after he was 60 years old. Don's daughters loved their Grandma Kinder and Becky said her fondest memory was when they would visit she had these really cool books with poems. and she would sit on the floor and read them.
Sarah Heleanor Was Don's adopted Mom. Heleanor was her given name, but she did not like it so shortened it to Eleanor.
REST IN PEACE MOM KINDER
***THIS IS MY HUSBAND'S ADOPTED MOTHER***
Father: George Albert Ames
Mother: Minnie Dee Ames
Husband: George Albert Kinder (1902-1962)
Children:
Donald Lewis Kinder (1926-2003)
Bonnie Jean Wood (1936-
Obituary:
Sarah Eleanor Kinder 78, died July 22, 1986 in Taylorsville.
Born October 15, 1907 in Loa, Utah to George Albert and Minnie D. Wood Ames. Married George Albert Kinder, March 21, 1923. Later solemnized in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple.
He died February 16, 1962. Member of the LDS Church. Eleanor has held many positions in the various auxiliaries.
Survived by son, Donald Lewis Kinder, West Jordan, daughter, Mrs. Richard (Jean) Mackay, Taylorsville: fourteen grandchildren; thirteen great grandchildren; sister Mildred Hofeling, Taylorsville.
Funeral services Friday July 25th, 2 p.m. McDougal Funeral Home. 4330 So. Redwood Road. Friends may call Thursday 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to services Friday. Interment in Larkin Sunset Gardens.
Salt Lake Tribune 7/22- 7/24/1986
Eleanor and Bert adopted Don when he was 4 years old. Eleanor was a different person to read. They had not told Don about his adoption and he found out when he was 15. It hurt him really bad that he had not been told. His biological family had tried to get ahold of him when he was in the Navy to let him know that his biological Mother had died. She screamed at them that Don was not adopted and stay out of it. She had this thing her whole life that she wanted to keep Don's adoption a secret. Don said that he had several bad experiences. She was sick a lot and he said that his Aunt Billie and Grandma Ames were more like a Mother to him. When I met Eleanor she treated me really nice, but her and Don had a tense relationship. It has taken me a long time to add this bio, because I am sure there were times when Eleanor could be very kind and caring. After her death Don found out that he had 9 half brothers and sisters and he got to meet and have a relationship with them after he was 60 years old. Don's daughters loved their Grandma Kinder and Becky said her fondest memory was when they would visit she had these really cool books with poems. and she would sit on the floor and read them.
Sarah Heleanor Was Don's adopted Mom. Heleanor was her given name, but she did not like it so shortened it to Eleanor.
REST IN PEACE MOM KINDER
Father: George Albert Ames
Mother: Minnie Dee Ames
Husband: George Albert Kinder (1902-1962)
Children:
Donald Lewis Kinder (1926-2003)
Bonnie Jean Wood (1936-
Obituary:
Sarah Eleanor Kinder 78, died July 22, 1986 in Taylorsville.
Born October 15, 1907 in Loa, Utah to George Albert and Minnie D. Wood Ames. Married George Albert Kinder, March 21, 1923. Later solemnized in the Salt Lake L.D.S. Temple.
He died February 16, 1962. Member of the LDS Church. Eleanor has held many positions in the various auxiliaries.
Survived by son, Donald Lewis Kinder, West Jordan, daughter, Mrs. Richard (Jean) Mackay, Taylorsville: fourteen grandchildren; thirteen great grandchildren; sister Mildred Hofeling, Taylorsville.
Funeral services Friday July 25th, 2 p.m. McDougal Funeral Home. 4330 So. Redwood Road. Friends may call Thursday 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to services Friday. Interment in Larkin Sunset Gardens.
Salt Lake Tribune 7/22- 7/24/1986
Eleanor and Bert adopted Don when he was 4 years old. Eleanor was a different person to read. They had not told Don about his adoption and he found out when he was 15. It hurt him really bad that he had not been told. His biological family had tried to get ahold of him when he was in the Navy to let him know that his biological Mother had died. She screamed at them that Don was not adopted and stay out of it. She had this thing her whole life that she wanted to keep Don's adoption a secret. Don said that he had several bad experiences. She was sick a lot and he said that his Aunt Billie and Grandma Ames were more like a Mother to him. When I met Eleanor she treated me really nice, but her and Don had a tense relationship. It has taken me a long time to add this bio, because I am sure there were times when Eleanor could be very kind and caring. After her death Don found out that he had 9 half brothers and sisters and he got to meet and have a relationship with them after he was 60 years old. Don's daughters loved their Grandma Kinder and Becky said her fondest memory was when they would visit she had these really cool books with poems. and she would sit on the floor and read them.
Sarah Heleanor Was Don's adopted Mom. Heleanor was her given name, but she did not like it so shortened it to Eleanor.
REST IN PEACE MOM KINDER
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