Married Maureen Baxter in Kemmerer, Lincoln, Wyoming on June 23, 1937. Three children: Gail, Roy Dee, and Gene. I used to spend a lot of time with them in their house on Second Street, playing with Gene and stealing Gail's gum. Deb and Maureen later divorced--(had nothing to do with my antics).
Married Lucille Hulse Rash in January 1964. I remember leaving O.E.Bell Jr. HS one afternoon in January to see Deb and Lucille leaning against their car grinning at me. That is how I found out!
Partnered with his brothers Till and Max with Fonnesbeck Electric. He did the bookkeeping. Because of him, I was fascinated with records and numbers. Thank you, Uncle Deb.
Later, when Till retired, he managed Fonnesbeck's and eventually merged with Darrell Baker to form Baker-Fonnesbeck.
He thoroughly enjoyed rock collecting and making beautiful pieces of jewelry from these stones.
Buried with Lucile near Till and Suzanne at Rose Hill Cemetery in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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Married Maureen Baxter in Kemmerer, Lincoln, Wyoming on June 23, 1937. Three children: Gail, Roy Dee, and Gene. I used to spend a lot of time with them in their house on Second Street, playing with Gene and stealing Gail's gum. Deb and Maureen later divorced--(had nothing to do with my antics).
Married Lucille Hulse Rash in January 1964. I remember leaving O.E.Bell Jr. HS one afternoon in January to see Deb and Lucille leaning against their car grinning at me. That is how I found out!
Partnered with his brothers Till and Max with Fonnesbeck Electric. He did the bookkeeping. Because of him, I was fascinated with records and numbers. Thank you, Uncle Deb.
Later, when Till retired, he managed Fonnesbeck's and eventually merged with Darrell Baker to form Baker-Fonnesbeck.
He thoroughly enjoyed rock collecting and making beautiful pieces of jewelry from these stones.
Buried with Lucile near Till and Suzanne at Rose Hill Cemetery in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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