Age 89
Daughter of Frederick B. and Hattie Ann (Cannon) Joseph.
Widow of Alvin J. Hitchens.
Mother of Roland Hitchens, Marvin Hitchens, Phyllis Layton, Doris Dukes, and Linda Wintjen.
Graduating from Laurel High School in 1936, Ruth and her husband Alvin worked side by side on their farm for over 60 years.
She will be remembered for the love she had for her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and the memories of her delicious iced tea, homemade ice cream, and her secrets of canning and preserving skills.
Daughter of Frederick B. and Hattie Ann (Cannon) Joseph.
Widow of Alvin J. Hitchens.
Mother of Roland Hitchens, Marvin Hitchens, Phyllis Layton, Doris Dukes, and Linda Wintjen.
Graduating from Laurel High School in 1936, Ruth and her husband Alvin worked side by side on their farm for over 60 years.
She will be remembered for the love she had for her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and the memories of her delicious iced tea, homemade ice cream, and her secrets of canning and preserving skills.
Age 89
Daughter of Frederick B. and Hattie Ann (Cannon) Joseph.
Widow of Alvin J. Hitchens.
Mother of Roland Hitchens, Marvin Hitchens, Phyllis Layton, Doris Dukes, and Linda Wintjen.
Graduating from Laurel High School in 1936, Ruth and her husband Alvin worked side by side on their farm for over 60 years.
She will be remembered for the love she had for her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and the memories of her delicious iced tea, homemade ice cream, and her secrets of canning and preserving skills.
Daughter of Frederick B. and Hattie Ann (Cannon) Joseph.
Widow of Alvin J. Hitchens.
Mother of Roland Hitchens, Marvin Hitchens, Phyllis Layton, Doris Dukes, and Linda Wintjen.
Graduating from Laurel High School in 1936, Ruth and her husband Alvin worked side by side on their farm for over 60 years.
She will be remembered for the love she had for her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and the memories of her delicious iced tea, homemade ice cream, and her secrets of canning and preserving skills.
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