Maria Alvina Katie "Marie" Werner was the only daughter of Ernest Ludwig Werner and his wife Eva Elizabeth Schneider.
Her mother died while giving birth to a son, who also died at that same time.
Marie was in the Civil Air Patrol during the War.
She married Roy-10 Edwin Warner on September 17, 1930.
Their daughter Maxine (Warner) Nowlin was born on the Isle of Pines while they were on a two-year (working) honeymoon there. Perhaps they went to the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I. to keep the plantation going after the death (1927) of Roy's grandfather, Edwin A. Moseley who had purchased the land/fruit plantation at some unknown date or perhaps from the information re Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners, below, Roy and Maria stayed at the home of Marie's father, Ernest Ludwig Werner on the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I.
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"It was 1951 and my mother and older brother were in the Civil Air Patrol. My mother rose to the rank of second lieutenant. The squadron had placed a trainer in the bottom of my folk's store out on Meridian Road south of Williamston, MI. That was when ice cream was forty-seven cents a gallon...., but we won't get into that quagmire here. I was eleven and my younger sister was nine. Pat and my folks would be gone to Lansing to buy stuff for the store and Anita and I would get into that trainer. You couldn't see out. It was all dark inside except for all of the gauges lit up for fake flying. It was very noisy because it pitched and rolled from big air bellows on the sides, front and back of it. We rode in that thing for an hour. Timing things just right to get it shut off and cooled down so no one would suspect anything we did. Gosh- that was fun."
Source: Robert "Bob" Warner, 2011.
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5 WARNER children: Maxine W.N., Donna Mae Shushtari and Scofield; Patrick Adam, Robert R.W., Anita Marie Fink (2012).
Her husband was cremated and his ashes were scattered in Black Butte, AZ on a ranch. Marie was cremated and her ashes are in the care of her son, R.R.W. (2011).
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Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners wrote in 1995: "Marie came from Kasse [sic], Germany as a child, with her mother and father. Her full name was Maria Alvina Katie "Marie" Werner. She married Roy E. Warner of Williamston, Ingham, MI. I believe she also had an uncle who came from Germany and moved to Missouri.
"Marie's father was Ernest Ludwig Werner, his wife was [Eva] Elizabeth Schneider. Elizabeth died during the birth of their son. Ernest remarried in 1931 or 1932 in the Isle of Pines, Cuba to Anna Leber. When he moved back to Michigan, Anna stayed in Cuba.
"Anna had a daughter Louise who married a MacRoberts and he worked for the United Fruit Company offices in Havanna, Cuba. They had a daughter Peggy MacRoberts, born in Havanna. Peggy later lived in Florida where she married an Airforce Captain. They had several children.
This is all I know from my Grandmother's information."
Her mother died while giving birth to a son, who also died at that same time.
Marie was in the Civil Air Patrol during the War.
She married Roy-10 Edwin Warner on September 17, 1930.
Their daughter Maxine (Warner) Nowlin was born on the Isle of Pines while they were on a two-year (working) honeymoon there. Perhaps they went to the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I. to keep the plantation going after the death (1927) of Roy's grandfather, Edwin A. Moseley who had purchased the land/fruit plantation at some unknown date or perhaps from the information re Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners, below, Roy and Maria stayed at the home of Marie's father, Ernest Ludwig Werner on the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I.
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"It was 1951 and my mother and older brother were in the Civil Air Patrol. My mother rose to the rank of second lieutenant. The squadron had placed a trainer in the bottom of my folk's store out on Meridian Road south of Williamston, MI. That was when ice cream was forty-seven cents a gallon...., but we won't get into that quagmire here. I was eleven and my younger sister was nine. Pat and my folks would be gone to Lansing to buy stuff for the store and Anita and I would get into that trainer. You couldn't see out. It was all dark inside except for all of the gauges lit up for fake flying. It was very noisy because it pitched and rolled from big air bellows on the sides, front and back of it. We rode in that thing for an hour. Timing things just right to get it shut off and cooled down so no one would suspect anything we did. Gosh- that was fun."
Source: Robert "Bob" Warner, 2011.
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5 WARNER children: Maxine W.N., Donna Mae Shushtari and Scofield; Patrick Adam, Robert R.W., Anita Marie Fink (2012).
Her husband was cremated and his ashes were scattered in Black Butte, AZ on a ranch. Marie was cremated and her ashes are in the care of her son, R.R.W. (2011).
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Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners wrote in 1995: "Marie came from Kasse [sic], Germany as a child, with her mother and father. Her full name was Maria Alvina Katie "Marie" Werner. She married Roy E. Warner of Williamston, Ingham, MI. I believe she also had an uncle who came from Germany and moved to Missouri.
"Marie's father was Ernest Ludwig Werner, his wife was [Eva] Elizabeth Schneider. Elizabeth died during the birth of their son. Ernest remarried in 1931 or 1932 in the Isle of Pines, Cuba to Anna Leber. When he moved back to Michigan, Anna stayed in Cuba.
"Anna had a daughter Louise who married a MacRoberts and he worked for the United Fruit Company offices in Havanna, Cuba. They had a daughter Peggy MacRoberts, born in Havanna. Peggy later lived in Florida where she married an Airforce Captain. They had several children.
This is all I know from my Grandmother's information."
Maria Alvina Katie "Marie" Werner was the only daughter of Ernest Ludwig Werner and his wife Eva Elizabeth Schneider.
Her mother died while giving birth to a son, who also died at that same time.
Marie was in the Civil Air Patrol during the War.
She married Roy-10 Edwin Warner on September 17, 1930.
Their daughter Maxine (Warner) Nowlin was born on the Isle of Pines while they were on a two-year (working) honeymoon there. Perhaps they went to the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I. to keep the plantation going after the death (1927) of Roy's grandfather, Edwin A. Moseley who had purchased the land/fruit plantation at some unknown date or perhaps from the information re Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners, below, Roy and Maria stayed at the home of Marie's father, Ernest Ludwig Werner on the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I.
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"It was 1951 and my mother and older brother were in the Civil Air Patrol. My mother rose to the rank of second lieutenant. The squadron had placed a trainer in the bottom of my folk's store out on Meridian Road south of Williamston, MI. That was when ice cream was forty-seven cents a gallon...., but we won't get into that quagmire here. I was eleven and my younger sister was nine. Pat and my folks would be gone to Lansing to buy stuff for the store and Anita and I would get into that trainer. You couldn't see out. It was all dark inside except for all of the gauges lit up for fake flying. It was very noisy because it pitched and rolled from big air bellows on the sides, front and back of it. We rode in that thing for an hour. Timing things just right to get it shut off and cooled down so no one would suspect anything we did. Gosh- that was fun."
Source: Robert "Bob" Warner, 2011.
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5 WARNER children: Maxine W.N., Donna Mae Shushtari and Scofield; Patrick Adam, Robert R.W., Anita Marie Fink (2012).
Her husband was cremated and his ashes were scattered in Black Butte, AZ on a ranch. Marie was cremated and her ashes are in the care of her son, R.R.W. (2011).
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Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners wrote in 1995: "Marie came from Kasse [sic], Germany as a child, with her mother and father. Her full name was Maria Alvina Katie "Marie" Werner. She married Roy E. Warner of Williamston, Ingham, MI. I believe she also had an uncle who came from Germany and moved to Missouri.
"Marie's father was Ernest Ludwig Werner, his wife was [Eva] Elizabeth Schneider. Elizabeth died during the birth of their son. Ernest remarried in 1931 or 1932 in the Isle of Pines, Cuba to Anna Leber. When he moved back to Michigan, Anna stayed in Cuba.
"Anna had a daughter Louise who married a MacRoberts and he worked for the United Fruit Company offices in Havanna, Cuba. They had a daughter Peggy MacRoberts, born in Havanna. Peggy later lived in Florida where she married an Airforce Captain. They had several children.
This is all I know from my Grandmother's information."
Her mother died while giving birth to a son, who also died at that same time.
Marie was in the Civil Air Patrol during the War.
She married Roy-10 Edwin Warner on September 17, 1930.
Their daughter Maxine (Warner) Nowlin was born on the Isle of Pines while they were on a two-year (working) honeymoon there. Perhaps they went to the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I. to keep the plantation going after the death (1927) of Roy's grandfather, Edwin A. Moseley who had purchased the land/fruit plantation at some unknown date or perhaps from the information re Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners, below, Roy and Maria stayed at the home of Marie's father, Ernest Ludwig Werner on the Isle of Pines, Cuba, W.I.
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"It was 1951 and my mother and older brother were in the Civil Air Patrol. My mother rose to the rank of second lieutenant. The squadron had placed a trainer in the bottom of my folk's store out on Meridian Road south of Williamston, MI. That was when ice cream was forty-seven cents a gallon...., but we won't get into that quagmire here. I was eleven and my younger sister was nine. Pat and my folks would be gone to Lansing to buy stuff for the store and Anita and I would get into that trainer. You couldn't see out. It was all dark inside except for all of the gauges lit up for fake flying. It was very noisy because it pitched and rolled from big air bellows on the sides, front and back of it. We rode in that thing for an hour. Timing things just right to get it shut off and cooled down so no one would suspect anything we did. Gosh- that was fun."
Source: Robert "Bob" Warner, 2011.
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5 WARNER children: Maxine W.N., Donna Mae Shushtari and Scofield; Patrick Adam, Robert R.W., Anita Marie Fink (2012).
Her husband was cremated and his ashes were scattered in Black Butte, AZ on a ranch. Marie was cremated and her ashes are in the care of her son, R.R.W. (2011).
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Sheila (Warner) Lusty/Porteners wrote in 1995: "Marie came from Kasse [sic], Germany as a child, with her mother and father. Her full name was Maria Alvina Katie "Marie" Werner. She married Roy E. Warner of Williamston, Ingham, MI. I believe she also had an uncle who came from Germany and moved to Missouri.
"Marie's father was Ernest Ludwig Werner, his wife was [Eva] Elizabeth Schneider. Elizabeth died during the birth of their son. Ernest remarried in 1931 or 1932 in the Isle of Pines, Cuba to Anna Leber. When he moved back to Michigan, Anna stayed in Cuba.
"Anna had a daughter Louise who married a MacRoberts and he worked for the United Fruit Company offices in Havanna, Cuba. They had a daughter Peggy MacRoberts, born in Havanna. Peggy later lived in Florida where she married an Airforce Captain. They had several children.
This is all I know from my Grandmother's information."
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