"We have no concerns about what comes after death and wish to choose the time we think is right for us to end our lives. Our position is simple - we wish to go out together"
Georgeanna and Vic were married on Mar 27, 1936 in Laguna Beach, CA. They had been married for almost 70 years. They were inseparable. They had known each other since their days together at Eagle Rock High School.
The Huntington Library and Cal Tech had become very important to Vic and Georgie.
In 1935 Robert L. Kramer and Victor W. Willits, Jr., were transferred from Long Beach to the Ivorydale, Ohio, plant of Proctor and Gamble.
Victor W. Willits returned to the Long Beach plant after working for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati (1940-41) and Dallas (1941-1948).
"We have no concerns about what comes after death and wish to choose the time we think is right for us to end our lives. Our position is simple - we wish to go out together." Vic and Georgie chose to end their lives on January 1, 2006 at their home in Naples, CA. They were in their 90's and their health was failing.
They are survived by son Victor William (b 25 Dec 1940) and his wife Arlene Joyce McLaughlin and their two children Kristan Katherine Willits & Maraka Louise Willits.
In accordance with their wishes there were no formal services.
____________________________
Georgeanna & Vic's home in Naples, Calif was built in 1947 and in 2008 sold for $1,325,000.00
sources:
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/322/1/new.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/642/2/Personals.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/325/1/classes.pdf
Georgeanna and Vic were married on Mar 27, 1936 in Laguna Beach, CA. They had been married for almost 70 years. They were inseparable. They had known each other since their days together at Eagle Rock High School.
The Huntington Library and Cal Tech had become very important to Vic and Georgie.
In 1935 Robert L. Kramer and Victor W. Willits, Jr., were transferred from Long Beach to the Ivorydale, Ohio, plant of Proctor and Gamble.
Victor W. Willits returned to the Long Beach plant after working for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati (1940-41) and Dallas (1941-1948).
"We have no concerns about what comes after death and wish to choose the time we think is right for us to end our lives. Our position is simple - we wish to go out together." Vic and Georgie chose to end their lives on January 1, 2006 at their home in Naples, CA. They were in their 90's and their health was failing.
They are survived by son Victor William (b 25 Dec 1940) and his wife Arlene Joyce McLaughlin and their two children Kristan Katherine Willits & Maraka Louise Willits.
In accordance with their wishes there were no formal services.
____________________________
Georgeanna & Vic's home in Naples, Calif was built in 1947 and in 2008 sold for $1,325,000.00
sources:
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/322/1/new.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/642/2/Personals.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/325/1/classes.pdf
"We have no concerns about what comes after death and wish to choose the time we think is right for us to end our lives. Our position is simple - we wish to go out together"
Georgeanna and Vic were married on Mar 27, 1936 in Laguna Beach, CA. They had been married for almost 70 years. They were inseparable. They had known each other since their days together at Eagle Rock High School.
The Huntington Library and Cal Tech had become very important to Vic and Georgie.
In 1935 Robert L. Kramer and Victor W. Willits, Jr., were transferred from Long Beach to the Ivorydale, Ohio, plant of Proctor and Gamble.
Victor W. Willits returned to the Long Beach plant after working for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati (1940-41) and Dallas (1941-1948).
"We have no concerns about what comes after death and wish to choose the time we think is right for us to end our lives. Our position is simple - we wish to go out together." Vic and Georgie chose to end their lives on January 1, 2006 at their home in Naples, CA. They were in their 90's and their health was failing.
They are survived by son Victor William (b 25 Dec 1940) and his wife Arlene Joyce McLaughlin and their two children Kristan Katherine Willits & Maraka Louise Willits.
In accordance with their wishes there were no formal services.
____________________________
Georgeanna & Vic's home in Naples, Calif was built in 1947 and in 2008 sold for $1,325,000.00
sources:
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/322/1/new.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/642/2/Personals.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/325/1/classes.pdf
Georgeanna and Vic were married on Mar 27, 1936 in Laguna Beach, CA. They had been married for almost 70 years. They were inseparable. They had known each other since their days together at Eagle Rock High School.
The Huntington Library and Cal Tech had become very important to Vic and Georgie.
In 1935 Robert L. Kramer and Victor W. Willits, Jr., were transferred from Long Beach to the Ivorydale, Ohio, plant of Proctor and Gamble.
Victor W. Willits returned to the Long Beach plant after working for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati (1940-41) and Dallas (1941-1948).
"We have no concerns about what comes after death and wish to choose the time we think is right for us to end our lives. Our position is simple - we wish to go out together." Vic and Georgie chose to end their lives on January 1, 2006 at their home in Naples, CA. They were in their 90's and their health was failing.
They are survived by son Victor William (b 25 Dec 1940) and his wife Arlene Joyce McLaughlin and their two children Kristan Katherine Willits & Maraka Louise Willits.
In accordance with their wishes there were no formal services.
____________________________
Georgeanna & Vic's home in Naples, Calif was built in 1947 and in 2008 sold for $1,325,000.00
sources:
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/322/1/new.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/642/2/Personals.pdf
http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/325/1/classes.pdf
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