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1960 - 1964 Obituary Index 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX Typ LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As e RAAD Christina Maria (Larson) 11-Nov-1964 12-Nov-1964 10 O RAAP Frank [Sr] 26-Oct-1962 27-Oct-1962 5 O RAATZ Gustave F 26-Sep-1962 26-Sep-1962 8 O RAATZ Gustave F 26-Sep-1962 28-Sep-1962 5 F RABE Emil 12-Jan-1962 15-Jan-1962 3 O RABE Emil 12-Jan-1962 13-Jan-1962 3 O RABE Fred H 17-Oct-1961 18-Oct-1961 8 O RACHAW Susie 20-Nov-1962 21-Nov-1962 5 DELAPLAIN O RACHELS Wilbur C 24-Dec-1961 26-Dec-1961 5 O RACHELS Wilbur C 24-Dec-1961 27-Dec-1961 2 F RACKOFF Elizabeth 29-Mar-1962 29-Mar-1962 8 IZOVE DN RACKOFF Elizabeth 29-Mar-1962 30-Mar-1962 6 IZOVE F RADCLIFF Lola Daisy 26-Feb-1963 26-Feb-1963 5 CONNELLY FN RADE Betty (O'Farrell) 17-Jun-1963 18-Jun-1963 6 O RADECH Margaret "Peg" 29-Aug-1964 31-Aug-1964 5 KETELSEN O RADER Edward Roy 28-May-1961 29-May-1961 15 O RADER Edward Roy 28-May-1961 2-Jun-1961 27 F RADER Ella 16-May-1960 19-May-1960 33 F RADER Ella (Apsey) 16-May-1960 16-May-1960 19 O RADER Ernest G 26-Apr-1962 28-Apr-1962 3 F RADER Ernest G n/a 27-Apr-1962 5 FN RADER Ernest G. 26-Apr-1962 26-Apr-1962 5 O RADER J William 11-Mar-1964 11-Mar-1964 3 DN RADER John W 11-Mar-1964 12-Mar-1964 5 O RADER Louise 28-Dec-1959 1-Jan-1960 20 F RADER Thomas L 25-Nov-1960 25-Nov-1960 3 DN RADER Thomas L 25-Nov-1960 26-Nov-1960 3 O RADER Thomas L 25-Nov-1960 30-Nov-1960 2 F RADFORD Arthur 6-Apr-1964 9-Apr-1964 14 O RADKE Paul E 24-Sep-1962 25-Sep-1962 6 O RADLUND Emil 1-Jun-1963 3-Jun-1963 3 DN RADMACHER Ed 8-Oct-1963 9-Oct-1963 39 O RADMACHER Ernest 9-Jan-1960 12-Jan-1960 20 F RADMACHER Ernest L 9-Jan-1960 9-Jan-1960 14 O RADMACHER William 22-Oct-1963 23-Oct-1963 41 O RADOVICH Michael 5-Mar-1961 6-Mar-1961 3 O RADSKY Marie L 11-Dec-1960 12-Dec-1960 5 KALAL O RADTKE Charles [Mrs] 11-Oct-1960 12-Oct-1960 8 O RADTKE Edmund Dennis 28-Jul-1963 29-Jul-1963 22 O RAES Jules Alphonse 16-Sep-1963 17-Sep-1963 3 O RAFALSKI John 8-May-1960 9-May-1960 8 O RAFALSKI John 8-May-1960 11-May-1960 7 FN 3 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX Typ LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As e RAFF Frances 20-May-1960 20-May-1960 18 BOUDINOT O RAFTERY Clarence F 3-Jul-1962 4-Jul-1962 5 O RAFTERY Clarence F 2-Jul-1962 6-Jul-1962 7 F RAGAN John 30-Sep-1964 1-Oct-1964 25 O RAGAN John E 25-Aug-1961 26-Aug-1961 3 FN RAGAN John Edwards 25-Aug-1961 25-Aug-1961 4 O RAGAN May 22-Jul-1962 23-Jul-1962 3 SNYDER O RAGAN Tressie 26-May-1964 27-May-1964 6 HARTSOOK O RAGSDALE W Ernest 14-Apr-1960 15-Apr-1960 5 O RAHLF Andrew H 9-Aug-1962 9-Aug-1962 3 O RAHM Anna 25-Apr-1963 27-Apr-1963 3 F RAHM Anna (Madsen) 25-Apr-1963 25-Apr-1963 9 O RAHMUS Emma Marie 13-May-1960 18-May-1960 40 KRAPP O RAHN Adolph A 3-Apr-1961 4-Apr-1961 8 O RAHN Adolph A 3-Apr-1961 7-Apr-1961 32 F RAHN Archie 20-Aug-1963 21-Aug-1963 45 DN RAHN Archie 20-Aug-1963 22-Aug-1963 15 O RAHN Emma A 15-Sep-1962 17-Sep-1962 5 BOLDT O RAHN Frank J. 22-Apr-1962 23-Apr-1962 5 O RAHN George 23-Jun-1963 26-Jun-1963 10 F RAHN George B 23-Jun-1963 24-Jun-1963 3 O RAHN Paul P 3-Aug-1964 3-Aug-1964 19 DN RAHN Paul T 3-Aug-1964 4-Aug-1964 17 O RAHN Phyllis 18-Jan-1960 18-Jan-1960 5 HEESCH A-O RAHN Rudolph 2-Sep-1960 3-Sep-1960 15 O RAHN Rudolph 2-Sep-1960 7-Sep-1960 27 F RAHN Werner G 5-Sep-1961 5-Sep-1961 3 O RAHN William 4-Dec-1960 6-Dec-1960 6 O RAHN William 4-Dec-1960 7-Dec-1960 9 F RAIDA Mary 20-Mar-1964 21-Mar-1964 3 THIEL O RAIFSNIDER Martha P 31-Jul-1961 2-Aug-1961 41 FN RAILSBACK Eva (Wiggins) 22-Aug-1964 22-Aug-1964 3 O RAINBOLT John 10-Oct-1961 11-Oct-1961 1 A RAINBOLT John 11-Oct-1961 12-Oct-1961 30 O RAINES Dora E (Jones) 6-Jun-1963 7-Jun-1963 30 HOLT O RAINES Emma (Jaudes) 23-May-1960 24-May-1960 25 O RAINEY Alta F (Erickson) 16-Jul-1960 18-Jul-1960 13 O RAINEY James Grant 24-Jun-1963 24-Jun-1963 17 O RAINS Edna May 17-Aug-1962 18-Aug-1962 7 JOHNSON O RAIRDEN Albert Ross 17-Jun-1964 18-Jun-1964 5 O RAISBECK Bernice 14-Apr-1961 18-Apr-1961 22 F RAISBECK Bernice (Hyett) 14-Apr-1961 14-Apr-1961 26 O 4 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX Typ LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As e RAISCH Louis [Mrs] 28-Sep-1963 28-Sep-1963 3 FN RAISCH Madeline (Murphy) 31-Jan-1960 1-Feb-1960 5 O RAISCHEL Diane 2-Jan-1963 2-Jan-1963 1 A RAISCHEL Diane 2-Jan-1963 3-Jan-1963 1 FN RAISSNIDER Martha R (Rexin) 31-Jul-1961 1-Aug-1961 18 O RAITHEL Henry J 6-Jun-1960 6-Jun-1960 10 A RAITHEL Henry J 6-Jun-1960 9-Jun-1960 5 F RAJEVICH Tador 4-Oct-1961 5-Oct-1961 6 O RAKESTRAW Robert A 14-Apr-1963 15-Apr-1963 3 O RAKUS Andrew 17-Dec-1960 29-Dec-1960 5 O RAKUS Anna 17-Dec-1964 24-Dec-1964 6 O RALFF Pauline 24-Nov-1962 24-Nov-1962 5 MOELLER O RALFS Elizabeth Lillian 20-Mar-1962 20-Mar-1962 3 ZUGG O RALFS Emil 3-Apr-1964 4-Apr-1964 3 O RALFS Emma (Claussen) 4-Oct-1960 5-Oct-1960 5 O RALFS Marjory Caroline (Ruefer) 31-Oct-1960 1-Nov-1960 1&7 A RALLS William A 17-Jul-1960 18-Jul-1960 1&2 A RALLS William A 17-Jul-1960 19-Jul-1960 7 FN RALLS William A 16-Jul-1960 22-Jul-1960 23 FN RALSON Kimberly T [Infant] 16-Sep-1964 16-Sep-1964 18 O RALSTON Adeline (Caughey) 9-Nov-1961 10-Nov-1961 8 O RALSTON Bessie (Kerr) 18-Feb-1961 21-Feb-1961 6 O RALSTON Bettie 18-Apr-1961 19-Apr-1961 3 O RALSTON Kimberly Tamra [Infant] 16-Sep-1964 17-Sep-1964 3 FN RAMBERG Hans Martin 24-Nov-1960 25-Nov-1960 3 O RAMER Charles 4-Jan-1961 10-Jan-1961 19 F RAMER Charles D 4-Jan-1961 5-Jan-1961 24 O RAMEY Jack 15-Sep-1963 16-Sep-1963 3 O RAMIREZ Emelia n/a 8-Jul-1963 5 F RAMIREZ Emelia (Robles) 5-Jul-1963 6-Jul-1963 7 O RAMIREZ Simona 26-Nov-1963 27-Nov-1963 5 ORTIZ O RAMIREZ Thomas 4-Sep-1960 5-Sep-1960 1, 2 A RAMM Albertina Dorothy 14-Oct-1964 15-Oct-1964 9 WRIEDT O RAMM Betty 16-Dec-1960 17-Dec-1960 3 TANK O RAMM Ida Dora (Schoening) 4-Dec-1964 5-Dec-1964 3 O RAMOS Benito F [child] 22-Nov-1962 22-Nov-1962 4 O RAMSAY Charlotte (McElhany) 11-Apr-1963 11-Apr-1963 13 O RAMSAY John M 14-May-1963 16-May-1963 12 FN RAMSDELL Ezra Otis 6-Apr-1963 8-Apr-1963 19 O RAMSER Mary (Knox) 13-Nov-1962 14-Nov-1962 3 O RAMSEY Bird 22-May-1963 23-May-1963 32 JOHNSON O RAMSEY Eva 6-Jan-1960 6-Jan-1960 18 O 5 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX Typ LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As e RAMSEY Eva 6-Jan-1960 7-Jan-1960 14 FN RAMSEY Eva 6-Jan-1960 9-Jan-1960 14 F RAMSEY Harvey M 18-Aug-1962 18-Aug-1962 10 O RAMSEY J R 8-Jul-1960 9-Jul-1960 15 DN RAMSEY Jennie R 24-Dec-1963 27-Dec-1963 5 F RAMSEY Jennie R (Doonan) 24-Dec-1963 26-Dec-1963 5 O RAMSEY John F [Mrs] 11-Apr-1963 12-Apr-1963 6 FN RAMSEY John M 14-May-1963 15-May-1963 5 O RAMSEY Margaret Ann (Bone) Unlisted 14-Mar-1960 5 O RAMSEY Norman F [Brig Gen] 11-Apr-1963 12-Apr-1963 1 O RAMSEY Samuel G 23-Oct-1962 24-Oct-1962 5 FN RAMSEY Wilson [Mrs] 2-May-1962 3-May-1962 25 DN RAMSTEN Walter R 5-May-1963 6-May-1963 3 O RANBERGER Vernon Hiatt [Mrs] 21-Jun-1964 22-Jun-1964 16 RICHARDSON O RAND Edith Seymoutr 7-Aug-1960 8-Aug-1960 3 A RANDAHL Annette C 28-Jan-1963 29-Jan-1963 5 BONNELL O RANDALL Anna Louise 13-Aug-1964 14-Aug-1964 17 O RANDALL Arthur 20-Jan-1964 22-Jan-1964 29 O RANDALL Debra Sue [child] 16-Apr-1962 17-Apr-1962 5 O RANDALL Dorothy M 30-Sep-1961 30-Sep-1961 2 WITTER O RANDALL Eleanor (O'Brien) 24-Apr-1964 25-Apr-1964 5 O RANDALL George W 13-Feb-1963 14-Feb-1963 3 O RANDALL Leslie E 9-Aug-1963 10-Aug-1963 7 O RANDALL Robert E 4-Jan-1962 4-Jan-1962 3 O RANDEL Carl [Mrs] n/a 7-May-1962 5 DN RANDEL Marguerite 21-Dec-1962 22-Dec-1962 6 BASILE A RANDOLPH Elmer L 17-Dec-1960 19-Dec-1960 5 FN RANDOLPH Eva Armenda (Barger) 9-Apr-1964 9-Apr-1964 41 O RANDOLPH June (Lindberg) 15-Jun-1962 16-Jun-1962 3 O RANDOLPH Lilliam (Priester) 26-Aug-1961 26-Aug-1961 16 O RANDOLPH Lilliam (Priester) 26-Aug-1961 28-Aug-1961 10 O RANDOLPH Lulu Jane 25-Jul-1960 25-Jul-1960 5 O RANDOLPH Marvin [Mrs] (Meacham) 18-Dec-1961 18-Dec-1961 19 O RANDOLPH Victor A [Mrs] 29-Jun-1962 2-Jul-1962 5 FN RANGEL John 28-Oct-1964 5-Nov-1964 5 O RANGEL Thomas M 20-Jan-1961 21-Jan-1961 3 O RANGLAND William Lewis [Mrs] 26-Jan-1963 29-Jan-1963 18 LAFFERTY O RANK Josephine (Pierr) 25-Dec-1964 28-Dec-1964 5 O RANKIN Clara B (McCreight) 11-Feb-1962 12-Feb-1962 18 O RANKIN Matilda (Kirby) 30-Dec-1959 4-Jan-1960 20 FARRAR O RANKIN Todd Anthony [infant] 13-Feb-1963 18-Feb-1963 3 FN RANSDELL Homer 9-Oct-1961 10-Oct-1961 21 FN 6 1960 - 1964 OBITUARY INDEX Typ LAST NAME FIRST NAME Death Date Obit Date Page Also Known As e RANSDELL Myra (Lucas) 30-Jan-1961 30-Jan-1961 11 O RANSOM Anna (Stewart) 12-Mar-1960 14-Mar-1960 5 O RANSOM Robert 9-Dec-1963 9-Dec-1963 5 O RANSOM Robert Bortz [Mrs] 3-Jun-1963 6-Jun-1963 27 BORTZ DN RANSON Gertrude M 29-Jun-1964 29-Jun-1964 5 DN RANSON Gertrude M 29-Jun-1964 30-Jun-1964 5 O RANSON Gertrude M 29-Jun-1964 1-Jul-1964 3 F RANSON Grace V 12-Oct-1962 15-Oct-1962 3 FN RANSON Grace V (Preece) 12-Oct-1962 13-Oct-1962 5 O RANSON Robert 9-Dec-1963 11-Dec-1963 3 F RAPHAEL Adalia (Goldberg) 30-Nov-1960 30-Nov-1960 2 O RAPHAEL Adaline 30-Nov-1960 1-Dec-1960 8 F RAPLEY Mable A 28-Dec-1961 28-Dec-1961 5 O RAPP Blanche 7-Aug-1962 9-Aug-1962 24 GILBRAITH O RAPP Charles 23-Nov-1961 23-Nov-1961 10 DN RAPP John 22-Nov-1961 24-Nov-1961 4 O RASCHE Hulda 19-Dec-1962 20-Dec-1962 5 LITSCHER O RASCHE Ella (O'Donnell) 4-Mar-1962 5-Mar-1962 5 O RASCHER Bertha 13-Feb-1962 14-Feb-1962 2 NEWTON O RASCHER Frank J 12-Oct-1961 13-Oct-1961 6 O RASCHER Herbert 6-Jan-1960 8-Jan-1960 4 O RASER Anna L (Evans) 22-Jan-1962 23-Jan-1962 20 O RASH Clarence L 13-Feb-1960 15-Feb-1960 5 A-O RASH Nancy Helen [infant] 29-Sep-1962 1-Oct-1962 18 O RASHID Ray 15-Jul-1962 16-Jul-1962 5 O RASK Mannie 24-Nov-1961 27-Nov-1961 18 O RASMUSSEN Alfred A 19-Aug-1964 19-Aug-1964 3 O RASMUSSEN
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