CORAL VIVIAN PATTERSON, 80, a longtime Tacoma resident died yesterday. Mrs. Patterson of 2902 N. 12th St. was born in St. Hilaire, Minnesota on July 22, 1900 to George Washington Hooper and Arminta Margarette Thornton-Hooper, she was the youngest of 8 siblings.
She had resided here for 52 years. Coral was the head cook at Allenmore Hospital for 19 years before her retirement.
Coral was a member of the Manitou Park Presbyterian Church and the International Order of Foresters.
Survivors include five sons, Lester, George, Gordon, Darrell, all of Tacoma and Kenneth of Auburn Washington, also 18 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Tuell funeral Home is in charge of arrangements with burial in Mountain View Memorial Park.
Obituary from the News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington
January 3, 1981 page A-7
She had resided here for 52 years. Coral was the head cook at Allenmore Hospital for 19 years before her retirement.
Coral was a member of the Manitou Park Presbyterian Church and the International Order of Foresters.
Survivors include five sons, Lester, George, Gordon, Darrell, all of Tacoma and Kenneth of Auburn Washington, also 18 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Tuell funeral Home is in charge of arrangements with burial in Mountain View Memorial Park.
Obituary from the News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington
January 3, 1981 page A-7
CORAL VIVIAN PATTERSON, 80, a longtime Tacoma resident died yesterday. Mrs. Patterson of 2902 N. 12th St. was born in St. Hilaire, Minnesota on July 22, 1900 to George Washington Hooper and Arminta Margarette Thornton-Hooper, she was the youngest of 8 siblings.
She had resided here for 52 years. Coral was the head cook at Allenmore Hospital for 19 years before her retirement.
Coral was a member of the Manitou Park Presbyterian Church and the International Order of Foresters.
Survivors include five sons, Lester, George, Gordon, Darrell, all of Tacoma and Kenneth of Auburn Washington, also 18 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Tuell funeral Home is in charge of arrangements with burial in Mountain View Memorial Park.
Obituary from the News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington
January 3, 1981 page A-7
She had resided here for 52 years. Coral was the head cook at Allenmore Hospital for 19 years before her retirement.
Coral was a member of the Manitou Park Presbyterian Church and the International Order of Foresters.
Survivors include five sons, Lester, George, Gordon, Darrell, all of Tacoma and Kenneth of Auburn Washington, also 18 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Tuell funeral Home is in charge of arrangements with burial in Mountain View Memorial Park.
Obituary from the News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington
January 3, 1981 page A-7
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