Maud was very proud to be the wife for 64 years of the late William Stethem. She is the loving mother of Ann Clark, Emily (Rick) Mraz, William (Roxanne) Stethem and James (Donna) Stethem; she is the cherished grandmother of 15 and great-grandmother of 8; the dear sister of Jack (Kitty) Kulenkamp, dear sister in law of the late Lee (Roland) Zimmer; she is our dear aunt, great aunt, cousin and friend to many.
Maud was an R.N., working as both a hospital and school nurse. Maud and her husband, William, were the proud founders of Comarco St. Louis Inc. MFG of hollow metal doors and frames and wood doors and finish hardware. She was a member of Fenton United Methodist Church.
Maud was an R.N., working as both a hospital and school nurse. Maud and her husband, William, were the proud founders of Comarco St. Louis Inc. MFG of hollow metal doors and frames and wood doors and finish hardware. She was a member of Fenton United Methodist Church.
Maud was very proud to be the wife for 64 years of the late William Stethem. She is the loving mother of Ann Clark, Emily (Rick) Mraz, William (Roxanne) Stethem and James (Donna) Stethem; she is the cherished grandmother of 15 and great-grandmother of 8; the dear sister of Jack (Kitty) Kulenkamp, dear sister in law of the late Lee (Roland) Zimmer; she is our dear aunt, great aunt, cousin and friend to many.
Maud was an R.N., working as both a hospital and school nurse. Maud and her husband, William, were the proud founders of Comarco St. Louis Inc. MFG of hollow metal doors and frames and wood doors and finish hardware. She was a member of Fenton United Methodist Church.
Maud was an R.N., working as both a hospital and school nurse. Maud and her husband, William, were the proud founders of Comarco St. Louis Inc. MFG of hollow metal doors and frames and wood doors and finish hardware. She was a member of Fenton United Methodist Church.
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