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1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As Type EACRET Pearl I (Sheppard) 11-Jan-1964 13-Jan-1964 12 A - O EADOR Cliff 13-Sep-1963 14-Sep-1963 7 TOAL O EAGLE EYE Gladys 7-Feb-1964 7-Feb-1964 4 O EAKLE Lillian Elizabeth 18-Mar-1961 18-Mar-1961 3 PETERSON O EAKMAN Minnie 21-May-1962 22-May-1962 21 RICHARDSON O EAKMAN Rolland 26-Dec-1963 30-Dec-1963 20 O EAMES Fay E 28-Feb-1962 15-Mar-1962 30 BICKFORD O EAMES John 26-Nov-1960 29-Nov-1960 5 F EAMES John J 26-Nov-1960 26-Nov-1960 3 O EAMES John J 26-Nov-1960 28-Nov-1960 8 FN EARHART Edna 4-Jun-1960 8-Jun-1960 31 F EARHART Edna (Bell) 4-Jun-1960 6-Jun-1960 D9 O EARHART Henrietta 28-May-1963 29-May-1963 3 BERGSTROM O EARL Agnes Mary (Sugrne) 5-Jun-1964 5-Jun-1964 4 O EARL Agnes Mary (Sugrne) 5-Jun-1964 6-Jun-1964 5 F EARL James K 5-May-1964 6-May-1964 37 O EARL C Ralph 4-Nov-1963 4-Nov-1963 20 O EARLY Agnes 14-Mar-1964 16-Mar-1964 5 DN EARLY Agnes 14-Mar-1964 17-Mar-1964 3 FN EARLY Calistus "Cal' 16-Jun-1960 16-Jun-1960 7 O EARLY Francis J 21-Sep-1963 21-Sep-1963 5 O EARLY Francis J 21-Sep-1963 23-Sep-1963 3 F EARLY Marie (Mulvihill) 18-Apr-1963 19-Apr-1963 9 O EARLY Mary Teresa [sister] 4-Jul-1962 6-Jul-1962 7 O EARLY William J 23-Oct-1963 23-Oct-1963 5 A EARLY William J 23-Oct-1963 24-Oct-1963 6 O EARNEST Irene 28-Jan-1963 13-May-1963 20 FN EARP Ethel E 30-Apr-1963 2-May-1963 5 F EARP Ethel E (Burton) 30-Apr-1963 30-Apr-1963 5 O EARP Lester L [Rev] 9-Nov-1961 11-Nov-1961 10 O EARP Paul 28-Apr-1964 29-Apr-1964 37 O EASLEY Douglas 12-Aug-1960 13-Aug-1960 5 A EAST Dagmor 9-Jul-1962 9-Jul-1962 5 JOHNSON O EASTER Thomas Nelson 19-Mar-1964 20-Mar-1964 4 O EASTER Thomas Nelson 19-Mar-1964 21-Mar-1964 3 FN EASTERDAY Charles F 2-May-1962 2-May-1962 43 O EASTIN Alena Mae (DeVaughn) 3-Jul-1962 3-Jul-1962 5 O EASTMAN Alonzo W 14-Nov-1960 14-Nov-1960 3 O EASTMAN Alonzo W 14-Nov-1960 16-Nov-1960 5 F EASTMAN Clayton Schofer [Mrs] 1-May-1964 1-May-1964 8 O EASTMAN Elsie G 23-Feb-1960 24-Feb-1960 3 O EASTMAN Elsie G 23-Feb-1960 25-Feb-1960 4 F EASTMAN Grace 16-Feb-1963 16-Feb-1963 16 HEARTLEIN DN EASTMAN Grace 16-Feb-1963 18-Feb-1963 16 HEARTLEIN O 3 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As Type EASTMAN Loretta F 1-Aug-1964 5-Aug-1964 4 F EASTMAN Loretta F (Webster) 1-Aug-1964 3-Aug-1964 5 O EASTMAN Thomas H 8-May-1960 11-May-1960 7 DN EASTON Rose Ann (Wylie) 28-Jun-1960 29-Jun-1960 6 O EASUM Vicki Ann 22-Sep-1960 23-Sep-1960 26 O EASUM Vicky Ann 22-Sep-1960 26-Sep-1960 21 F EATON Alfred F 2-Jul-1963 2-Jul-1963 3 O EATON Caroline [Dr] 4-Apr-1961 4-Apr-1961 8 O EATON Caroline [Dr] Unlisted 5-Apr-1961 17 F EATON Caroline [Dr] Unlisted 7-Apr-1961 32 F EATON James G Maynard [Mrs] 27-May-1962 28-May-1962 17 MAYNARD O EATON Winfred n/a 19-Aug-1963 2 A EAVES Lillian Amanda (Swanson) 6-Jun-1960 7-Jun-1960 10 O EAVES Louis E 15-Jan-1963 15-Jan-1963 5 DN EAVES Louis E 15-Jan-1963 16-Jan-1963 3 O EBBERSON Patrick C [Infant] 19-Mar-1964 21-Mar-1964 3 FN EBBERSON Patrick Charles [Infant] 19-Mar-1964 20-Mar-1964 32 O EBBESON Alice 30-Sep-1962 1-Oct-1962 5 BERGSTEDT O EBEL Ben Frederick 16-Aug-1960 17-Aug-1960 2 O EBELING Amolia (Day) 7-May-1962 8-May-1962 5 O EBELING Louise Christine 2-Jul-1964 3-Jul-1964 5 LINDBERG O EBELING Minnie 1-Aug-1961 2-Aug-1961 4 HINRICHSEN O EBELING Paul T. 22-Apr-1962 23-Apr-1962 5 O EBERHART Cora 17-May-1961 22-May-1961 17 F EBERHART Cora Izora (Boyles) 17-May-1961 18-May-1961 31 O EBERLINE George Henry 6-Jun-1962 6-Jun-1962 8 O EBERLING Gladys (Eagle Eye) 7-Feb-1964 7-Feb-1964 4 O EBERLING Rudolph [Mrs] 7-Feb-1964 8-Feb-1964 5 FN EBERSOLE H Glenn [Dr] 17-Mar-1960 21-Mar-1960 18 F EBERT Arthur 15-Nov-1964 16-Nov-1964 1, 2 A-DN EBERT Edith 2-Feb-1962 3-Feb-1962 6 TURNER O EBERT Mary Margaret 8-Feb-1963 8-Feb-1963 10 JANSSEN O EBERTS Orin [Sr] 13-Sep-1963 13-Sep-1963 8 O EBERTS Orin [Sr] 13-Sep-1963 16-Sep-1963 3 F EBLING Millie 8-Oct-1964 10-Oct-1964 5 DEXTER FN EBLING Millie 8-Oct-1964 9-Oct-1964 5 DEXTER O EBY Lucy 22-Aug-1963 24-Aug-1963 11 TUBBS O ECHEL Martha Ann 26-Feb-1961 27-Feb-1961 2 ROSE O ECHELBERGER Martha E (Nevett) 28-Mar-1964 28-Mar-1964 19 O ECHELBERRY Frances (Long) 11-Aug-1963 13-Aug-1963 3 O ECKARD Ella (Kramer) 22-Jan-1961 23-Jan-1961 5 O ECKBERG Rudolph Julius Ivar 21-Apr-1962 23-Apr-1962 21 O ECKELBERRY Mary Ellen 25-Dec-1961 27-Dec-1961 25 GRIFFIN O ECKERMAN Adele (Matzen) 29-Mar-1962 30-Mar-1962 6 O 4 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As Type ECKERMAN Arthur Velie 6-Dec-1963 6-Dec-1963 3 O ECKERMAN Mary (Porter) 2-Feb-1964 3-Feb-1964 5 ILIFF O ECKERMAN Rose K 6-May-1962 7-May-1962 5 SIEMON O ECKERMANN Irene (Burrmann) 23-Nov-1963 25-Nov-1963 7 O ECKERMANN Natalie 15-Oct-1962 15-Oct-1962 3 PAGUE O ECKERMANN Todd Andrew 6-Jun-1961 7-Jun-1961 6 O ECKERSON Gus Edward 20-Mar-1961 21-Mar-1961 4 O ECKERSON Gus Edward 20-Mar-1961 23-Mar-1961 6 F ECKERSON John 24-Jan-1962 25-Jan-1962 5 O ECKHARDT Anna (Hoffman) 16-Apr-1962 17-Apr-1962 5 O ECKHARDT Anna C (Lorenzen) 18-Mar-1963 19-Mar-1963 5 O ECKHARDT Carlisle "Jim" 24-Jul-1961 27-Jul-1961 7 F ECKHARDT Carlisle E "Jim" 24-Jul-1961 25-Jul-1961 3 O ECKHARDT Dorothea (Eggers) 29-Jul-1963 29-Jul-1963 3 O ECKHARDT Elsie K 29-Oct-1961 30-Oct-1961 3 KINTZLE O ECKHARDT Henry George 25-Sep-1961 27-Sep-1961 3 DN ECKHARDT Henry George 25-Sep-1961 30-Sep-1961 2 O ECKHARDT John Elmer 19-Dec-1962 19-Dec-1962 6 O ECKHARDT Louise (Mundt) 30-Dec-1960 30-Dec-1960 5 O ECKHARDT Morris D 15-Nov-1964 16-Nov-1964 5 O ECKHARDT Morris D 15-Nov-1964 17-Nov-1964 5 F ECKHARDT Oscar [Mrs] 16-Apr-1962 16-Apr-1962 5 DN ECKHARDT Sophie (Claussen) 24-Mar-1961 24-Mar-1961 5 O ECKHART Bethly D [Infant] 4-Nov-1964 4-Nov-1964 3 O ECKHART Carol J 24-Oct-1960 24-Oct-1960 3 O ECKHART Carol J 24-Oct-1960 26-Oct-1960 3 F ECKHART Evelyn M 25-Nov-1963 26-Nov-1963 6 HICKEY O ECKHART Guy V 27-Jan-1962 27-Jan-1962 1 A ECKHART Guy V 27-Jan-1962 29-Jan-1962 3 F ECKHART Olive A (Lyness) 28-Jul-1961 28-Jul-1961 3 O ECKHART Olive Agnes 28-Jul-1961 31-Jul-1961 3 F ECKLAND Mary Brigid [Infant] 2-Feb-1960 2-Feb-1960 5 O ECKLAND Mary Brigid [Infant] 2-Feb-1960 3-Feb-1960 10 FN ECKLER Zenia 29-Apr-1960 29-Apr-1960 4 DN ECKLER Zenia 29-Apr-1960 30-Apr-1960 7 O ECKLER Zenia 29-Apr-1960 2-May-1960 6 F ECKLES Emmett 7-Jan-1960 9-Jan-1960 6 O ECKLES Loxley T 22-Jan-1962 23-Jan-1962 20 O ECKLUND Douglas S 23-May-1963 24-May-1963 9 A ECKMANN Henry 14-Jun-1963 14-Jun-1963 5 O ECKMANN Henry 13-Jun-1963 15-Jun-1963 5 FN ECKRET Etta (Giehl) 6-Jan-1960 7-Jan-1960 4 O ECKRIGHT Harry R 17-Jan-1962 18-Jan-1962 9 O ECKSTEIN August C 18-Dec-1964 19-Dec-1964 6 O 5 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As Type ECKSTEIN Otto Henry 4-Nov-1963 4-Nov-1963 19 DN ECKSTEIN Otto Henry 4-Nov-1963 5-Nov-1963 6 FN ECKSTEIN Randy [infant] 19-Feb-1962 19-Feb-1962 5 O ECKSTROM Doris Harriet 19-Dec-1960 19-Dec-1960 5 O ECKSTROM Lester L 2-Oct-1962 3-Oct-1962 6 O ECKSTROM Lester L 2-Oct-1962 5-Oct-1962 5 F ECONOMAKOS Marie 28-May-1964 29-May-1964 5 DN ECONOMUS Aglaia 25-May-1964 25-May-1964 3 MALIRES O ED Carl 22-Dec-1963 23-Dec-1963 5 O ED Carl 22-Dec-1963 26-Dec-1963 6 FN ED Sophia (Wretman) 11-Nov-1962 12-Nov-1962 3 O EDARBERG Arnold G 20-Apr-1960 20-Apr-1960 32 O EDDGE Ethel Mae 11-Apr-1962 11-Apr-1962 8 LEONARD O EDDINGER Roy [child] 12-Aug-1963 13-Aug-1963 7 A EDDINGTON Lillie Unlisted 10-Aug-1964 11 MARTIN DN EDDLMAN Ralph E 28-Dec-1961 29-Dec-1961 5 O EDDY Allen 14-Jun-1961 14-Jun-1961 10 O EDDY Anna (Hawk) 29-Jul-1962 30-Jul-1962 5 O EDDY Bertha 22-Jan-1962 24-Jan-1962 5 F EDDY Bertha (Kell) 21-Jan-1962 22-Jan-1962 3 DAVID O EDDY Bertha (Kell) 21-Jan-1962 22-Jan-1962 3 DISERON O EDDY Harold 23-Sep-1962 25-Sep-1962 6 O EDDY John H Unlisted 28-Dec-1960 25 FN EDDY John H Unlisted 30-Dec-1960 5 F EDDY John Harry "Jack" 26-Dec-1960 27-Dec-1960 28 O EDDY Lura 14-Jul-1961 21-Jul-1961 23 PICKERING O EDE Evelyn May 5-Mar-1964 6-Mar-1964 6 GRANDY O EDE Hazel M 25-Jun-1964 26-Jun-1964 3 O EDELMAN Bertha Caroline 16-Dec-1964 17-Dec-1964 6 REFFITT O EDELMAN Sophia Esther 11-Jul-1963 13-Jul-1963 17 HERMES O EDENS Elmer 21-Jul-1963 22-Jul-1963 13 O EDENS Helen 5-Oct-1963 8-Oct-1963 6 LARSON O EDENS Herman F 7-Mar-1963 8-Mar-1963 5 O EDENS Hilda 13-Aug-1964 13-Aug-1964 3 BRAMMANN O EDENSWARD Evangeline M 22-Jul-1964 23-Jul-1964 7 SCHMIDT O EDFORS Brenda Lee [Infant] 26-Dec-1964 28-Dec-1964 39 O EDGAR Alice Ellen (Wilde) 3-Jun-1962 4-Jun-1962 5 O EDGAR Frances E 29-Jun-1963 29-Jun-1963 3 KELLEY O EDGAR Isabella 9-Jun-1961 10-Jun-1961 14 BEERS O EDGAR James E 10-Jun-1961 12-Jun-1961 19 O EDGAR James E 10-Jun-1961 14-Jun-1961 22 F EDGAR Ruth F 7-Apr-1961 10-Apr-1961 4 F EDGAR Ruth F (Taylor) 7-Apr-1961 8-Apr-1961 9 O EDGAR Terri Lynn 9-Oct-1960 10-Oct-1960 3 O 6 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As Type EDGE Norman J 30-Dec-1962 31-Dec-1962 A-5 O EDGECOMB Mary 20-Apr-1960 21-Apr-1960 15 A EDGERTON Palmer Ray 2-Jan-1960 6-Jan-1960 9 O EDGINGTON William B 21-Nov-1964 27-Nov-1964 33 O EDLUND Hilma 2-Dec-1960 3-Dec-1960 7 AMUNDSEN O EDMISTON Ethel N (Theunen) 9-Dec-1964 9-Dec-1964 10 O EDMONDS Hazel (Chandler) 10-Sep-1961 11-Sep-1961 16 O EDMONDS Helen L (McMillan) 22-Jan-1963 22-Jan-1963 17 O EDMUND Eda Christina 13-Jul-1961 14-Jul-1961 15 PETERSON O EDMUND Selma 4-Jul-1962 5-Jul-1962 5 WESTERLUND O EDMUNDS John P 17-Jun-1960 17-Jun-1960 36 O EDMUNDS John P 17-Jun-1960 20-Jun-1960 19 F EDMUNDS Leola M 22-Apr-1963 22-Apr-1963 26 PAYNE O EDOMM Fayetta Mae 27-Sep-1962 29-Sep-1962
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