Funeral services for Ezra L. Scholfield of west of Greeley will be held at 1 p.m. Friday from the Olinger Chapel at East Colfax and Magnolia, Denver. Interment will be in Olinger's Eastlawn Memorial Gardens.
Scholfield, a retired bricklayer and cement worker, died Monday night at Memorial Hospital. He had been in failing health for several years.
Born Dec. 21, 1889, at Randolph, Kan., he married Nettie Viola Gross at Washington, Kan., on Nov. 24 1908. They homesteaded near Durango and then returned to Kansas, living at Wakeeney for a number of years before moving to Keenesburg in 1934. They have lived near Greeley for more than 20 years and would have celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary next week.
Survivors, in addition to his wife, are seven daughters, Midia Hart of Commerce City, Anna Lou Hergenreder of Kersey; Anna Lee Miller of Golden; Winona Harris of Denver; Minnie Ghumm of Keenesburg; Irene Buckingham of Moscow, Idaho, and Roxie Shafer of Altus, Ark. Also surviving is a brother, Richard Scholfield of Greeley, and a sister, Roxie Hammer of California, 27 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren. From the Greeley Daily Tribune.
Ezra LeRoy Scholfield was the son of Leister Teeter and Lydia Secor Scholfield.
Scholfield, a retired bricklayer and cement worker, died Monday night at Memorial Hospital. He had been in failing health for several years.
Born Dec. 21, 1889, at Randolph, Kan., he married Nettie Viola Gross at Washington, Kan., on Nov. 24 1908. They homesteaded near Durango and then returned to Kansas, living at Wakeeney for a number of years before moving to Keenesburg in 1934. They have lived near Greeley for more than 20 years and would have celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary next week.
Survivors, in addition to his wife, are seven daughters, Midia Hart of Commerce City, Anna Lou Hergenreder of Kersey; Anna Lee Miller of Golden; Winona Harris of Denver; Minnie Ghumm of Keenesburg; Irene Buckingham of Moscow, Idaho, and Roxie Shafer of Altus, Ark. Also surviving is a brother, Richard Scholfield of Greeley, and a sister, Roxie Hammer of California, 27 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren. From the Greeley Daily Tribune.
Ezra LeRoy Scholfield was the son of Leister Teeter and Lydia Secor Scholfield.
Funeral services for Ezra L. Scholfield of west of Greeley will be held at 1 p.m. Friday from the Olinger Chapel at East Colfax and Magnolia, Denver. Interment will be in Olinger's Eastlawn Memorial Gardens.
Scholfield, a retired bricklayer and cement worker, died Monday night at Memorial Hospital. He had been in failing health for several years.
Born Dec. 21, 1889, at Randolph, Kan., he married Nettie Viola Gross at Washington, Kan., on Nov. 24 1908. They homesteaded near Durango and then returned to Kansas, living at Wakeeney for a number of years before moving to Keenesburg in 1934. They have lived near Greeley for more than 20 years and would have celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary next week.
Survivors, in addition to his wife, are seven daughters, Midia Hart of Commerce City, Anna Lou Hergenreder of Kersey; Anna Lee Miller of Golden; Winona Harris of Denver; Minnie Ghumm of Keenesburg; Irene Buckingham of Moscow, Idaho, and Roxie Shafer of Altus, Ark. Also surviving is a brother, Richard Scholfield of Greeley, and a sister, Roxie Hammer of California, 27 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren. From the Greeley Daily Tribune.
Ezra LeRoy Scholfield was the son of Leister Teeter and Lydia Secor Scholfield.
Scholfield, a retired bricklayer and cement worker, died Monday night at Memorial Hospital. He had been in failing health for several years.
Born Dec. 21, 1889, at Randolph, Kan., he married Nettie Viola Gross at Washington, Kan., on Nov. 24 1908. They homesteaded near Durango and then returned to Kansas, living at Wakeeney for a number of years before moving to Keenesburg in 1934. They have lived near Greeley for more than 20 years and would have celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary next week.
Survivors, in addition to his wife, are seven daughters, Midia Hart of Commerce City, Anna Lou Hergenreder of Kersey; Anna Lee Miller of Golden; Winona Harris of Denver; Minnie Ghumm of Keenesburg; Irene Buckingham of Moscow, Idaho, and Roxie Shafer of Altus, Ark. Also surviving is a brother, Richard Scholfield of Greeley, and a sister, Roxie Hammer of California, 27 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren. From the Greeley Daily Tribune.
Ezra LeRoy Scholfield was the son of Leister Teeter and Lydia Secor Scholfield.
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