The oldest of six children, and first child born to Jack and Frances (Burris) Watson. Louise married Lonnie Estes in 1954, and bore him two children, Jon and Carol.
Lonnie and Louise lived a country life, Lonnie's family having been involved in dairy farming in Oregon. They at one point even ran their own dairy. Later they settled in Las Vegas, NV during their retirement years. Louise was artistic, which is a theme that ran in both her mother and her siblings.
Louise is survived by her husband Lonnie; brothers Sonny and Buck; sisters Kathleen, Janet and Lyn; her two children, and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She always had a smile on her face. She will be truly missed.
(bio written as of Louise's passing)
Lonnie and Louise lived a country life, Lonnie's family having been involved in dairy farming in Oregon. They at one point even ran their own dairy. Later they settled in Las Vegas, NV during their retirement years. Louise was artistic, which is a theme that ran in both her mother and her siblings.
Louise is survived by her husband Lonnie; brothers Sonny and Buck; sisters Kathleen, Janet and Lyn; her two children, and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She always had a smile on her face. She will be truly missed.
(bio written as of Louise's passing)
The oldest of six children, and first child born to Jack and Frances (Burris) Watson. Louise married Lonnie Estes in 1954, and bore him two children, Jon and Carol.
Lonnie and Louise lived a country life, Lonnie's family having been involved in dairy farming in Oregon. They at one point even ran their own dairy. Later they settled in Las Vegas, NV during their retirement years. Louise was artistic, which is a theme that ran in both her mother and her siblings.
Louise is survived by her husband Lonnie; brothers Sonny and Buck; sisters Kathleen, Janet and Lyn; her two children, and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She always had a smile on her face. She will be truly missed.
(bio written as of Louise's passing)
Lonnie and Louise lived a country life, Lonnie's family having been involved in dairy farming in Oregon. They at one point even ran their own dairy. Later they settled in Las Vegas, NV during their retirement years. Louise was artistic, which is a theme that ran in both her mother and her siblings.
Louise is survived by her husband Lonnie; brothers Sonny and Buck; sisters Kathleen, Janet and Lyn; her two children, and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She always had a smile on her face. She will be truly missed.
(bio written as of Louise's passing)
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