Rock Springs Miner, Mar 16, 1947
MRS. JACK HULL
Funeral services for Helen Curran Hull, 28, wife of Andrew J. Hull Jr., were held Thursday at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion. The Rev. George Ridgway conducted the services and burial was in Mountain View cemetery.
Mrs. Hull died Tuesday at Wyoming General hospital where she had undergone a major operation ten days previously. She was born in Rock Springs on Aug. 19, 1918, the daughter of Thomas and Frances Foster Curran. After her graduation from the Rock Springs high school in 1936 she attended the University of Wyoming for one year. There she met and married Jack Hull in 1937. They remained in Laramie for a year while her husband completed school and then went to Cheyenne and Seattle before coming to Rock Springs in 1945 to make their home.
Mrs. Hull is survived by her husband, one son, Keith Niles Hull, 8, and one brother, Keith Curran, all of Rock Springs. Her parents and two brothers, Thomas Curran, who died in action overseas in World war II, and George Curran, preceded her in death.
Pallbearers at the funeral were Stuart Barry, C.D. Blevins, Robert Jack, Teno Roncalio, Fred Taucher and John Watt.
MRS. JACK HULL
Funeral services for Helen Curran Hull, 28, wife of Andrew J. Hull Jr., were held Thursday at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion. The Rev. George Ridgway conducted the services and burial was in Mountain View cemetery.
Mrs. Hull died Tuesday at Wyoming General hospital where she had undergone a major operation ten days previously. She was born in Rock Springs on Aug. 19, 1918, the daughter of Thomas and Frances Foster Curran. After her graduation from the Rock Springs high school in 1936 she attended the University of Wyoming for one year. There she met and married Jack Hull in 1937. They remained in Laramie for a year while her husband completed school and then went to Cheyenne and Seattle before coming to Rock Springs in 1945 to make their home.
Mrs. Hull is survived by her husband, one son, Keith Niles Hull, 8, and one brother, Keith Curran, all of Rock Springs. Her parents and two brothers, Thomas Curran, who died in action overseas in World war II, and George Curran, preceded her in death.
Pallbearers at the funeral were Stuart Barry, C.D. Blevins, Robert Jack, Teno Roncalio, Fred Taucher and John Watt.
Rock Springs Miner, Mar 16, 1947
MRS. JACK HULL
Funeral services for Helen Curran Hull, 28, wife of Andrew J. Hull Jr., were held Thursday at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion. The Rev. George Ridgway conducted the services and burial was in Mountain View cemetery.
Mrs. Hull died Tuesday at Wyoming General hospital where she had undergone a major operation ten days previously. She was born in Rock Springs on Aug. 19, 1918, the daughter of Thomas and Frances Foster Curran. After her graduation from the Rock Springs high school in 1936 she attended the University of Wyoming for one year. There she met and married Jack Hull in 1937. They remained in Laramie for a year while her husband completed school and then went to Cheyenne and Seattle before coming to Rock Springs in 1945 to make their home.
Mrs. Hull is survived by her husband, one son, Keith Niles Hull, 8, and one brother, Keith Curran, all of Rock Springs. Her parents and two brothers, Thomas Curran, who died in action overseas in World war II, and George Curran, preceded her in death.
Pallbearers at the funeral were Stuart Barry, C.D. Blevins, Robert Jack, Teno Roncalio, Fred Taucher and John Watt.
MRS. JACK HULL
Funeral services for Helen Curran Hull, 28, wife of Andrew J. Hull Jr., were held Thursday at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion. The Rev. George Ridgway conducted the services and burial was in Mountain View cemetery.
Mrs. Hull died Tuesday at Wyoming General hospital where she had undergone a major operation ten days previously. She was born in Rock Springs on Aug. 19, 1918, the daughter of Thomas and Frances Foster Curran. After her graduation from the Rock Springs high school in 1936 she attended the University of Wyoming for one year. There she met and married Jack Hull in 1937. They remained in Laramie for a year while her husband completed school and then went to Cheyenne and Seattle before coming to Rock Springs in 1945 to make their home.
Mrs. Hull is survived by her husband, one son, Keith Niles Hull, 8, and one brother, Keith Curran, all of Rock Springs. Her parents and two brothers, Thomas Curran, who died in action overseas in World war II, and George Curran, preceded her in death.
Pallbearers at the funeral were Stuart Barry, C.D. Blevins, Robert Jack, Teno Roncalio, Fred Taucher and John Watt.
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