IN MEMORY OF MY SISTER, MARVA LEE ONA MOLAN
We called my sister Marvie..she was a little girl, 3 years 8 months old, she was a LITTLE heavy for her age they said, she weighed 32 lbs...she had beautiful long blonde hair that my mom fixed in ringlets. Marvie loved Mickey Mouse and Mighty Mouse. She loved gum and would make gum chains with the wrappers. On her flowers this year I attatched this message to yellow flowers with a Mickey Mouse..this pretty well says it all:
To My Sister, Marvie,
Though it has been many years, you are not forgotton. I have loved you and missed you all my life. May anyone reading this be aware of your love for Mickey Mouse. Remember how we used to play the "Mickey Mouse Club" and you would ALWAYS get to be Annette and you MADE me be Bobby? It is my fondest memory of you. I used to write you letters and say this: "I love you ,you little mouse!" With Love----your Sister
Marva died of a malignant brain tumor.
One Obit: Burial at Swea City for Brain Tumor Victim: Swea City- Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, July 1 4, at the First Baptist church for Marva lee Ona Molan, 2 1/ 2 (ERROR BY NEWSPAPER) year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Molan, former residents now in Omaha. Rev. S.H. Hammer, pastor of First Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was in Harrison Township Cemetary. The little girl died Thursday, July 11, in Children's Hospital, Omaha, where she had been since early in June. She had under gone surgery for a brain tumor. She was born October 26, 1953, at Swea City. Her parents moved to Omaha last August. Surviving, in addition to her parents, are a sister, MeriDee; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ole Molan, Swea City; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reutzel, and her great grandfather, Henry Reutzel , all of Burt.
We called my sister Marvie..she was a little girl, 3 years 8 months old, she was a LITTLE heavy for her age they said, she weighed 32 lbs...she had beautiful long blonde hair that my mom fixed in ringlets. Marvie loved Mickey Mouse and Mighty Mouse. She loved gum and would make gum chains with the wrappers. On her flowers this year I attatched this message to yellow flowers with a Mickey Mouse..this pretty well says it all:
To My Sister, Marvie,
Though it has been many years, you are not forgotton. I have loved you and missed you all my life. May anyone reading this be aware of your love for Mickey Mouse. Remember how we used to play the "Mickey Mouse Club" and you would ALWAYS get to be Annette and you MADE me be Bobby? It is my fondest memory of you. I used to write you letters and say this: "I love you ,you little mouse!" With Love----your Sister
Marva died of a malignant brain tumor.
One Obit: Burial at Swea City for Brain Tumor Victim: Swea City- Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, July 1 4, at the First Baptist church for Marva lee Ona Molan, 2 1/ 2 (ERROR BY NEWSPAPER) year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Molan, former residents now in Omaha. Rev. S.H. Hammer, pastor of First Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was in Harrison Township Cemetary. The little girl died Thursday, July 11, in Children's Hospital, Omaha, where she had been since early in June. She had under gone surgery for a brain tumor. She was born October 26, 1953, at Swea City. Her parents moved to Omaha last August. Surviving, in addition to her parents, are a sister, MeriDee; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ole Molan, Swea City; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reutzel, and her great grandfather, Henry Reutzel , all of Burt.
IN MEMORY OF MY SISTER, MARVA LEE ONA MOLAN
We called my sister Marvie..she was a little girl, 3 years 8 months old, she was a LITTLE heavy for her age they said, she weighed 32 lbs...she had beautiful long blonde hair that my mom fixed in ringlets. Marvie loved Mickey Mouse and Mighty Mouse. She loved gum and would make gum chains with the wrappers. On her flowers this year I attatched this message to yellow flowers with a Mickey Mouse..this pretty well says it all:
To My Sister, Marvie,
Though it has been many years, you are not forgotton. I have loved you and missed you all my life. May anyone reading this be aware of your love for Mickey Mouse. Remember how we used to play the "Mickey Mouse Club" and you would ALWAYS get to be Annette and you MADE me be Bobby? It is my fondest memory of you. I used to write you letters and say this: "I love you ,you little mouse!" With Love----your Sister
Marva died of a malignant brain tumor.
One Obit: Burial at Swea City for Brain Tumor Victim: Swea City- Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, July 1 4, at the First Baptist church for Marva lee Ona Molan, 2 1/ 2 (ERROR BY NEWSPAPER) year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Molan, former residents now in Omaha. Rev. S.H. Hammer, pastor of First Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was in Harrison Township Cemetary. The little girl died Thursday, July 11, in Children's Hospital, Omaha, where she had been since early in June. She had under gone surgery for a brain tumor. She was born October 26, 1953, at Swea City. Her parents moved to Omaha last August. Surviving, in addition to her parents, are a sister, MeriDee; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ole Molan, Swea City; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reutzel, and her great grandfather, Henry Reutzel , all of Burt.
We called my sister Marvie..she was a little girl, 3 years 8 months old, she was a LITTLE heavy for her age they said, she weighed 32 lbs...she had beautiful long blonde hair that my mom fixed in ringlets. Marvie loved Mickey Mouse and Mighty Mouse. She loved gum and would make gum chains with the wrappers. On her flowers this year I attatched this message to yellow flowers with a Mickey Mouse..this pretty well says it all:
To My Sister, Marvie,
Though it has been many years, you are not forgotton. I have loved you and missed you all my life. May anyone reading this be aware of your love for Mickey Mouse. Remember how we used to play the "Mickey Mouse Club" and you would ALWAYS get to be Annette and you MADE me be Bobby? It is my fondest memory of you. I used to write you letters and say this: "I love you ,you little mouse!" With Love----your Sister
Marva died of a malignant brain tumor.
One Obit: Burial at Swea City for Brain Tumor Victim: Swea City- Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, July 1 4, at the First Baptist church for Marva lee Ona Molan, 2 1/ 2 (ERROR BY NEWSPAPER) year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Molan, former residents now in Omaha. Rev. S.H. Hammer, pastor of First Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was in Harrison Township Cemetary. The little girl died Thursday, July 11, in Children's Hospital, Omaha, where she had been since early in June. She had under gone surgery for a brain tumor. She was born October 26, 1953, at Swea City. Her parents moved to Omaha last August. Surviving, in addition to her parents, are a sister, MeriDee; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ole Molan, Swea City; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reutzel, and her great grandfather, Henry Reutzel , all of Burt.
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