Lester was the son of Charles and Adelaide (Hothersall) Denney. Following several years of correspondence with Mary Danielsen, whom Lester had met during World War I at Camp Beauregard in Alexandria, LA, they were married 27 Sep 1924 in Sacramento, CA. They had one daughter, Anne.
Lester was a dedicated Christian Scientist. He worked for over forty years as an asbestos worker, insulating pipes at the Union Oil refinery at Rodeo, CA. He died of congestive heart failure.
Lester was a dedicated Christian Scientist. He worked for over forty years as an asbestos worker, insulating pipes at the Union Oil refinery at Rodeo, CA. He died of congestive heart failure.
Lester was the son of Charles and Adelaide (Hothersall) Denney. Following several years of correspondence with Mary Danielsen, whom Lester had met during World War I at Camp Beauregard in Alexandria, LA, they were married 27 Sep 1924 in Sacramento, CA. They had one daughter, Anne.
Lester was a dedicated Christian Scientist. He worked for over forty years as an asbestos worker, insulating pipes at the Union Oil refinery at Rodeo, CA. He died of congestive heart failure.
Lester was a dedicated Christian Scientist. He worked for over forty years as an asbestos worker, insulating pipes at the Union Oil refinery at Rodeo, CA. He died of congestive heart failure.
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