Virginia Ann Dahlstrom was born in Michigan and raised in Muskegon and Whitehall. Her parents were Arthur Winton Dahlstrom and Pauline M Hansen Dahlstrom. Her brother was A. Winton Dahlstrom. She attended the Art Institute in Chicago, Illinois, where she met her future husband, Rex Alonzo Peel. They made their home in Geneva, Illinois, and adopted two children: Reddick Ansen Peel and Pauline Ann Peel. Their only natural child was Christian Rex Peel who was born and died at eight days of age. He is buried next to Virginia.
Virginia and Christian are placed next to her parents, Arthur Winton Dahlstrom and Pauline M Hansen Dahlstrom in Oakhurst Cemetery.
Virginia Ann Dahlstrom was born in Michigan and raised in Muskegon and Whitehall. Her parents were Arthur Winton Dahlstrom and Pauline M Hansen Dahlstrom. Her brother was A. Winton Dahlstrom. She attended the Art Institute in Chicago, Illinois, where she met her future husband, Rex Alonzo Peel. They made their home in Geneva, Illinois, and adopted two children: Reddick Ansen Peel and Pauline Ann Peel. Their only natural child was Christian Rex Peel who was born and died at eight days of age. He is buried next to Virginia.
Virginia and Christian are placed next to her parents, Arthur Winton Dahlstrom and Pauline M Hansen Dahlstrom in Oakhurst Cemetery.
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The tombstone inscription reads:
1918 Virginia D Peel 1977
Christian Rex Peel 1946
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