Christina was the first born into a large family in Avon Lake, to Albert and Catherine (Kiefer) Link. Her father, born in Iowa of German ancestry, was a farmer. Her mother emigrated from Switzerland. She was named after her grandmother, Christina Kiefer, who was 79yrs. old and lived with her parents in the 1940 census, Polk County.
Mrs. Bailey had lived in the Ames area most of her life before moving to Nevada in 1988. She was a homemaker and the widow of Joseph V. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey was a member of First United Methodist Church in Ames.
Surviving are two daughters: Ila Mae (Glen) Nerness of Ames and Doris Kathryn Bayer of Detroit; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Christina is survived by four brothers:
1. Albert Link, Jr.
2. Ralph W. and Alvera Link, of Maxwell.
3. Robert P. Link
4. Raymond Link,
and two sisters:
5. Lucille Eatwell and
6. Betty Enfield, both of Maxwell.
She was predeseased by her parents, husband Joseph, brothers
7. Walter of Maxwell,
8. Ivan L., and
9. Henry; and
10. sister Gladys E.
Mrs. Bailey had lived in the Ames area most of her life before moving to Nevada in 1988. She was a homemaker and the widow of Joseph V. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey was a member of First United Methodist Church in Ames.
Surviving are two daughters: Ila Mae (Glen) Nerness of Ames and Doris Kathryn Bayer of Detroit; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Christina is survived by four brothers:
1. Albert Link, Jr.
2. Ralph W. and Alvera Link, of Maxwell.
3. Robert P. Link
4. Raymond Link,
and two sisters:
5. Lucille Eatwell and
6. Betty Enfield, both of Maxwell.
She was predeseased by her parents, husband Joseph, brothers
7. Walter of Maxwell,
8. Ivan L., and
9. Henry; and
10. sister Gladys E.
Christina was the first born into a large family in Avon Lake, to Albert and Catherine (Kiefer) Link. Her father, born in Iowa of German ancestry, was a farmer. Her mother emigrated from Switzerland. She was named after her grandmother, Christina Kiefer, who was 79yrs. old and lived with her parents in the 1940 census, Polk County.
Mrs. Bailey had lived in the Ames area most of her life before moving to Nevada in 1988. She was a homemaker and the widow of Joseph V. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey was a member of First United Methodist Church in Ames.
Surviving are two daughters: Ila Mae (Glen) Nerness of Ames and Doris Kathryn Bayer of Detroit; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Christina is survived by four brothers:
1. Albert Link, Jr.
2. Ralph W. and Alvera Link, of Maxwell.
3. Robert P. Link
4. Raymond Link,
and two sisters:
5. Lucille Eatwell and
6. Betty Enfield, both of Maxwell.
She was predeseased by her parents, husband Joseph, brothers
7. Walter of Maxwell,
8. Ivan L., and
9. Henry; and
10. sister Gladys E.
Mrs. Bailey had lived in the Ames area most of her life before moving to Nevada in 1988. She was a homemaker and the widow of Joseph V. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey was a member of First United Methodist Church in Ames.
Surviving are two daughters: Ila Mae (Glen) Nerness of Ames and Doris Kathryn Bayer of Detroit; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Christina is survived by four brothers:
1. Albert Link, Jr.
2. Ralph W. and Alvera Link, of Maxwell.
3. Robert P. Link
4. Raymond Link,
and two sisters:
5. Lucille Eatwell and
6. Betty Enfield, both of Maxwell.
She was predeseased by her parents, husband Joseph, brothers
7. Walter of Maxwell,
8. Ivan L., and
9. Henry; and
10. sister Gladys E.
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