Elsie Annie Trantham was the daughter of Will and Emma (Glenz) Papendorf. She was born in 1919, in the community of Ben Hur in Limestone County, Texas. Her family later moved to the Otto area, where Elsie and her four brothers and sisters helped their parents farm.
In 1939, Elsie married Floyd Trantham. They lived in Texas, California, and Arizona before moving to Clovis, New Mexico in 1960. They had two children.
Elsie loved her family, her home, her garden, and her pretty red car, a cherished gift from her husband. She was a good friend, a good cook, and an invaluable family historian. She is loved and missed.
In 1939, Elsie married Floyd Trantham. They lived in Texas, California, and Arizona before moving to Clovis, New Mexico in 1960. They had two children.
Elsie loved her family, her home, her garden, and her pretty red car, a cherished gift from her husband. She was a good friend, a good cook, and an invaluable family historian. She is loved and missed.
Elsie Annie Trantham was the daughter of Will and Emma (Glenz) Papendorf. She was born in 1919, in the community of Ben Hur in Limestone County, Texas. Her family later moved to the Otto area, where Elsie and her four brothers and sisters helped their parents farm.
In 1939, Elsie married Floyd Trantham. They lived in Texas, California, and Arizona before moving to Clovis, New Mexico in 1960. They had two children.
Elsie loved her family, her home, her garden, and her pretty red car, a cherished gift from her husband. She was a good friend, a good cook, and an invaluable family historian. She is loved and missed.
In 1939, Elsie married Floyd Trantham. They lived in Texas, California, and Arizona before moving to Clovis, New Mexico in 1960. They had two children.
Elsie loved her family, her home, her garden, and her pretty red car, a cherished gift from her husband. She was a good friend, a good cook, and an invaluable family historian. She is loved and missed.
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