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1979 Surname Surname Given Age Date Page Maiden Note Abad Jessie 70 26-Feb 4 Moyne Abraham Margaret Dolly 70 23-May 24 Acamovich Jovo 66 21-Jan 28 Acher Carlin P. 59 17-Jul 28 Acker Julius W., Dr., Rev. 76 26-Nov A-4 Also see article, p. A-4 Adam Kay 64 22-Apr 65 Miterko Adams Capus H. 22 5-Feb 4 Adams Sal 73 5-May 111 Adams Saint Clair 70 24-Jan 23 Adams Clyde W. 62 24-Sep B-5 Adams Jessie C. 71 12-Nov B-3 Adams Frieda M. 85 8-Jan 8 Adams Max 91 20-Mar 4 Adams Marty 38 29-Mar 34 Adley Jack M. 59 23-Apr 6 Adley Caroline M. 86 30-Nov B-14 Adoba Mary T. 61 23-Jan 12 Hupke Ahelmier Esther (Schultz) 70 12-Jun 8 Last name also spelled Ahlmier, see June 11, p. 34 Ahlborn Hazel C. 80 21-Oct E-12 Ahlmier Esther (Schultz) 70 11-Jun 34 Last name also spelled Ahelmier, see June 12, p. 8 Ahrendt Albert W. 70 23-Jul 14 Aident Stanley 85 21-Feb 30 Aimutis Florence 57 3-Jan 20 Aksak Wladyslaw (Walter) 63 14-Nov E-11 Alamillo Fidel 64 14-Jun 26 Albinak Mary 24-Apr 27 Alderson Harry M. 56 21-Jun 54 Aldrin Emil Vernon 68 6-Nov C-6 Alexander Josephine L. 58 7-Feb 39 Alexander John 70 2-Feb 32 Alexander Edna Mae 28-Sep A-4 Alexander Jewell 26-Feb 4 Alexanderson Charles H. 58 28-Feb 12 Algozine Joseph 63 10-Jan 24 Alicea Regino 64 5-Mar 37 Allard Katherine 63 10-May 34 Grcevich Allen Willie Mae 68 2-Feb 32 Allen Milton, Sr. 68 5-Feb 4 Allen Senthia Serella 19 7-Mar 32 Allen John A. 60 13-Feb 8 Allen Alva D. 67 19-Apr 26 Allen Ronald L. 33 19-Jul 18 Allenspach Ray 65 4-Jan 29 Alles Emma G. 92 1-Jan 39 Reinsch Allison Freeda 68 27-Jun 16 Alvarado Carlos, Sr. 60 26-Mar 1 See also March 27, p. 10 Ambicki Michael T. 17-Jan 28 Amedio Elizabeth (Becky) 58 8-Mar 20 Amodeo Amilean Joseph J. 74 27-Mar 10 Amodeo Olive 84 19-Aug 46 Ancis Irene 50 17-Dec B-4 Michalak Andersen Helen E. 73 13-Jul 16 Anderson Gilbert H. 67 25-Mar 42 Anderson Paul 66 2-Apr 36 Anderson Walter C. 62 29-Jan 14 Anderson Martha V. 87 30-Jan 10 Anderson Roxie M. 73 18-Mar 74 Anderson Theresia A. 88 29-Jul 90 Anderson Leif E. 35 5-May 111 Anderson Ernest S. 71 16-Oct C-4 Anderson Robert L., Sr. 45 10-Sep 25 Anderson William G. 45 5-Jun 16 Andree Arthur F. (Pete) 53 29-Oct A-8 Andrews George W. 74 11-Oct B-9 Andrews Fred E. 75 5-Sep 33 Andric Shan Lin 24 5-Mar 37 Androff Nick C. 79 25-Nov F-7 Antczak Edward J., Sr. 63 29-Jul 90 Anthony Marjorie 62 27-Feb 8 Antilla Arvo 65 16-May 43 Anton John D. 92 2-Apr 36 Antonaitis Antonette 74 29-Apr 54 Antonovic Frank 81 24-Jan 23 Antu Juestavo 54 7-May 1 First name also spelled Gustavo, see May 8, p. 14 Antu Omar 12 7-May 1 First name begins with letter G. (G. Omar), see May 8, p. 14 Antu Senida 42 7-May 1 First name also spelled Zenaida, age 44, see May 8, p. 14 Appel Peter G. 62 21-Dec B-4 Appleton Kenneth 70 21-Jun 54 Arakelian Tanya Magoushag 8 2-May 50 Archie Theresa 23 8-Jan 8 Aries Ezequiel 34 4-Oct C-4 Arlt John (Walter) 38 30-Sep B-8 Armbruster Carl 63 27-Nov C-4 Armour Theoplis 59 21-Mar 22 Armstrong Clara 72 5-Dec C-8 Armstrong Richard E., Sr. 61 19-Sep 42 Aronberg Samuel 92 17-Jan 28 See also January 18, p. 14 Arthur Cecil, Jr. 46 27-May 68 Ashcraft Winnie P. 65 16-Nov B-6 Atchison Signe C. 85 11-Feb 83 Atchison Paul E. 23 9-Apr 39 Atchison Elmer 12-Jun 8 Atkins Frank P. 74 9-Nov B-6 Atkinson Clem L. 21-Oct E-12 Atwood Marion G. 70 11-Jul 54 Aukschun Mary Nora, Sister 12-Nov B-3 Austgen Leonard J. 62 13-Sep 4 Austgen Kenneth J. 72 1-Apr 110 Auwerda Gertrude 68 6-Jun 41 Avalos Brigido 74 30-Mar 24 Avery Maggie 78 29-Mar 34 Avery Jerry 51 9-Feb 10 Ayala Salvador 76 27-Jul 36 Aydelotte Joseph C. 52 12-Apr 26 Ayers Grace M. 80 16-Jul 4 Babich Thomas Joseph 31 24-Jan 23 Babin Stephen M. 9-Nov B-6 Babusch Joseph E., Sr. 69 15-Feb 34 Bache Harriette 60 22-Oct A-7 Bachi Hattie Goebel 85 15-Nov D-2 Bachman Jack O. 69 9-Sep 44 Bachman Dorothea A. 91 6-Apr 22 Backus John A. 5-Feb 4 Badowski John S. 69 12-Apr 26 Bagrowski Louis E. 83 14-Oct F-6 Bahls Alma W. 45 30-Aug 42 Baila Sam Simeon 19-Nov C-6 Bailey Margaret Helen 31 5-May 111 Bajema Jerry 54 18-Jan 14 Bajus John 76 28-Feb 12 Baker Mary R. 60 28-Jan 62 Baker Paul 69 23-Nov C-6 Baker Beulah Ree 67 18-Mar 74 Baker Lawrence R. 80 8-Mar 20 Baker Frances E. 87 12-Jan 20 Curtis Baker Martha 15-Mar 52 Balderrama Richard J. 38 15-May 16 Ball James E. 83 5-Aug 34 Ballard Nettie H. 69 18-Nov F-11 Ballog Elizabeth 81 7-Mar 32 Balog Margaret M. 46 2-Aug 32 Balog Sophie 87 23-Apr 6 Balogh Paul, Jr. 70 20-Mar 4 Balsley Henry 68 16-Dec D-4 Banik L. Kate 87 7-Mar 32 Banik Mary 88 1-Jan 39 Banis Edward 64 11-Jul 54 Bankowski Josephine 96 15-May 16 Banks Johnny 47 21-Jan 28 Bannister Russell A., Sr. 73 19-Apr 26 Bannister Gaston B. 69 8-Oct C-10 Bapst Pearl 79 4-Feb 30 Baranowski Clement S. 52 11-Feb 83 Barber Harold E. 59 23-May 24 Barbercheck Maxine C. 73 9-Mar 4 Barclay Preston V. 64 19-Jul 18 Barda Albert J. 69 23-Jul 14 Barkley Bertha Kotzan 65 5-Jan 18 Barks Archie T. 61 2-Jul 6 Barkwell Geraldine E. 48 14-Dec C-6 Bridegroom Barman John, Sr. 85 30-Apr 4 Barncord Lyle C. 68 9-Apr 39 Barnes Harry L., Sr. 77 12-Oct D-6 Barnes Theo 57 23-Apr 6 Barney Andrew 64 11-Oct B-9 Baroevich Nicholas 57 19-Dec D-8 Baron John 69 11-Jan 22 Barron James J. 72 8-Apr 72 Barron Linda Gail 6 13-Aug 36 Barta Elizabeth T. 82 30-Nov B-14 Barthold William S. 87 15-Jun 24 Bartley Eva M. 72 17-Dec B-4 Bartman Frank J. 66 26-Feb 4 Bartok Dan 83 5-Jan 18 Barton Louis 67 2-Aug 32 Barton Addie P. 93 22-Feb 25 Bartuska Manda 85 26-Apr 20 Basham Carl 67 19-Aug 46 Basmajian Arthur 48 2-Jul 6 Bassett Frederick E. 45 1-Jul 73 Bastin Charles L. 60 31-Jul 31 Bathwell Jennie Koedyker 81 11-Sep 15 Batterman Raymond 75 1-Nov D-2 Bauer Steve 85 5-Jun 16 Bauman Philip A. 75 29-Mar 34 Baumann George 78 11-Apr 45 Bazou Alton 65 13-Jul 16 Beach Earl F. 95 24-Dec C-2 Beach Grace Mable 92 12-Feb 14 Beader Anna 78 29-Jan 14 Beale Emmett W. 46 27-Jun 16 Beals George 85 12-Nov B-3 Bean Alta M. 76 20-Apr 24 Bean Laura M. 6-Sep 46 Beatty Carl 66 24-Jul 8 Bebenek Magdalena 95 16-Oct C-4 Becker Otto 79 13-Aug 36 Beddings Elsie 25-Mar 42 Bedinger Ethel 16-Jan 28 Bednar Joseph 57 11-Jun 34 Bednarski Walter S. 4-Feb 30 Bednarz Catherine F. 30 24-May 32 Trattner Beebe Florence 68 4-Mar 90 Bein Stanley J., Sr. 59 24-Sep B-5 See also Sept. 25 p. A-4, age given as 58. Beining Fritz A. 74 13-May 65 Belka Richard H. 46 1-Feb 49 Belko Emil J. 61 1-Jul 73 Bell Paul S. 72 30-Aug 42 Bell Howard R. 60 16-Jul 4 Bell Richard E. 47 25-Feb 59 Bell Early 69 20-Feb 12 Bell Roy E. 71 29-May 37 Bell Clinton H. 58 20-Dec D-6 Bell William 58 6-Feb 20 Bell Dorothy 32 5-Feb 4 Bell Cepora 55 13-Feb 8 Bell Harvey N. 80 5-Feb 4 Bell Evelyn Delp 3-Jun 72 Bellamy Letitia 76 5-Jun 16 Benak James 36 27-Nov C-4 See also November 28, p. C-4 Benko Agnes 83 15-Jun 24 Benko Andrew T. 22 10-Sep 25 Bennett Daryel E. 34 18-Dec C-5 See also article on December 18, p. C-5 Bennett Conrad (Happy) 60 7-Aug 27 Bennett Francis E. (Fran) 68 18-Jun 8 Benninghoff Karen A. 37 14-Aug 14 Benson James G. 45 18-Jun 8 Benson Francis J. 83 26-Jul 38 Bent Emma 80 12-Apr 26 Bentley Charles William 51 26-Dec D-8 Beretz Lydia C.
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