Daughter of Clarence Everett and Martha (Rohm) Everett Bradley.
Wife of Leon F. Rust, Sr.
Mother of Leon F. Rust, Jr., David W. Rust, Jefferson W. Rust, Richard A. Rust, and Randall C. Rust.
She moved to Delaware at an early age.
She worked for DuPont in Seaford in her early years, then as a seamstress for Guida clothing in Laurel and Ace Shirt Factory in Harrington.
Mrs. Rust continued as a caregiver to many people after her retirement. She was known and will be remembered as a loving, kind mother to all and her home was always open.
She was a member of Cannon Mennonite Church, and a founding member of the Farmington Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary.
Wife of Leon F. Rust, Sr.
Mother of Leon F. Rust, Jr., David W. Rust, Jefferson W. Rust, Richard A. Rust, and Randall C. Rust.
She moved to Delaware at an early age.
She worked for DuPont in Seaford in her early years, then as a seamstress for Guida clothing in Laurel and Ace Shirt Factory in Harrington.
Mrs. Rust continued as a caregiver to many people after her retirement. She was known and will be remembered as a loving, kind mother to all and her home was always open.
She was a member of Cannon Mennonite Church, and a founding member of the Farmington Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary.
Daughter of Clarence Everett and Martha (Rohm) Everett Bradley.
Wife of Leon F. Rust, Sr.
Mother of Leon F. Rust, Jr., David W. Rust, Jefferson W. Rust, Richard A. Rust, and Randall C. Rust.
She moved to Delaware at an early age.
She worked for DuPont in Seaford in her early years, then as a seamstress for Guida clothing in Laurel and Ace Shirt Factory in Harrington.
Mrs. Rust continued as a caregiver to many people after her retirement. She was known and will be remembered as a loving, kind mother to all and her home was always open.
She was a member of Cannon Mennonite Church, and a founding member of the Farmington Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary.
Wife of Leon F. Rust, Sr.
Mother of Leon F. Rust, Jr., David W. Rust, Jefferson W. Rust, Richard A. Rust, and Randall C. Rust.
She moved to Delaware at an early age.
She worked for DuPont in Seaford in her early years, then as a seamstress for Guida clothing in Laurel and Ace Shirt Factory in Harrington.
Mrs. Rust continued as a caregiver to many people after her retirement. She was known and will be remembered as a loving, kind mother to all and her home was always open.
She was a member of Cannon Mennonite Church, and a founding member of the Farmington Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary.
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