She was born in Centralia, Wash., the seventh child of 10 born to Simon P. Street and Rose W. (Stacy) Street.
After the passing of her father in 1966, she owned and operated Street’s Grocery, until her failing health forced her to close the store. In her final years, those who cared for her, spoke of her sweet and caring ways.
After the passing of her father in 1966, she owned and operated Street’s Grocery, until her failing health forced her to close the store. In her final years, those who cared for her, spoke of her sweet and caring ways.
She was born in Centralia, Wash., the seventh child of 10 born to Simon P. Street and Rose W. (Stacy) Street.
After the passing of her father in 1966, she owned and operated Street’s Grocery, until her failing health forced her to close the store. In her final years, those who cared for her, spoke of her sweet and caring ways.
After the passing of her father in 1966, she owned and operated Street’s Grocery, until her failing health forced her to close the store. In her final years, those who cared for her, spoke of her sweet and caring ways.
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