Obituary:
Mrs. Wilburn Cook Passed Away Sunday
Funeral services were held on last Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock at the Community Church for Mrs. Anna May Cook, who passed away at St. Peters Hospital in Olympia last Sunday after a lingering illness.
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Cook is survived by two sons, Lee and Jerry, and a daughter Lela, all of Tenino; her mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; four brothers, Forest Hollandsworth of Oregon, Ona Hollandsworth of the Skookumchuck, Tommy Harris of Oregon and Jimmy Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Braham of Seattle, and Mrs. Russell Honan of Tacoma. She also leaves a great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Andrews of the Skookumchuck Valley, plus many aunts and uncles.
Mrs. Cook was born in Missouri on December 14, 1910. She was married to Wilburn Cook in 1927 and has lived around Tenino since then.
Mrs. Wilburn Cook Passed Away Sunday
Funeral services were held on last Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock at the Community Church for Mrs. Anna May Cook, who passed away at St. Peters Hospital in Olympia last Sunday after a lingering illness.
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Cook is survived by two sons, Lee and Jerry, and a daughter Lela, all of Tenino; her mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; four brothers, Forest Hollandsworth of Oregon, Ona Hollandsworth of the Skookumchuck, Tommy Harris of Oregon and Jimmy Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Braham of Seattle, and Mrs. Russell Honan of Tacoma. She also leaves a great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Andrews of the Skookumchuck Valley, plus many aunts and uncles.
Mrs. Cook was born in Missouri on December 14, 1910. She was married to Wilburn Cook in 1927 and has lived around Tenino since then.
Obituary:
Mrs. Wilburn Cook Passed Away Sunday
Funeral services were held on last Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock at the Community Church for Mrs. Anna May Cook, who passed away at St. Peters Hospital in Olympia last Sunday after a lingering illness.
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Cook is survived by two sons, Lee and Jerry, and a daughter Lela, all of Tenino; her mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; four brothers, Forest Hollandsworth of Oregon, Ona Hollandsworth of the Skookumchuck, Tommy Harris of Oregon and Jimmy Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Braham of Seattle, and Mrs. Russell Honan of Tacoma. She also leaves a great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Andrews of the Skookumchuck Valley, plus many aunts and uncles.
Mrs. Cook was born in Missouri on December 14, 1910. She was married to Wilburn Cook in 1927 and has lived around Tenino since then.
Mrs. Wilburn Cook Passed Away Sunday
Funeral services were held on last Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock at the Community Church for Mrs. Anna May Cook, who passed away at St. Peters Hospital in Olympia last Sunday after a lingering illness.
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Cook is survived by two sons, Lee and Jerry, and a daughter Lela, all of Tenino; her mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; four brothers, Forest Hollandsworth of Oregon, Ona Hollandsworth of the Skookumchuck, Tommy Harris of Oregon and Jimmy Harris of the Skookumchuck Valley; two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Braham of Seattle, and Mrs. Russell Honan of Tacoma. She also leaves a great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Andrews of the Skookumchuck Valley, plus many aunts and uncles.
Mrs. Cook was born in Missouri on December 14, 1910. She was married to Wilburn Cook in 1927 and has lived around Tenino since then.
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