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RAMTHUN, Adrian
L.
Obituary
Muskegon Chronicle Muskegon, Michigan 2 November 1946 Page 2
Veteran Found Dead in Auto The body of Adrian L. Ramthun, 22 years
old, 441 Allen avenue, formerly of Whitehall and White River, and a World War II
veteran, was found seated behind the wheel of his auto in Dalton township,
Friday, by a hunter who notified officers. Fred Ramthun, the father, had reported the son as missing, Oct. 29. Coroner Harold A. Wood said Adrian had
been dead about three days. Deputies Ray Gillan and Harvey Hancock reported that a hose had been
placed into the rear of the auto through the trunk. A letter was found in the car, addressed
to Ramthun's sweetheart in Muskegon saying he had suffered from headaches for
three weeks. Adrian, born in White
River township on June 18, 1924, worked in Grand Rapids for a time upon
receiving his discharge from the armed services last December. Recently he obtained employment in
Muskegon where his family had moved. He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramthun, of Muskegon; one
sister, Mrs. Charles Svensson, Whitehall; a grandmother, Mrs. Lewis Meinert,
Muskegon; and a grandfather, Fred Ramthun, Whitehall. The body was taken to the Gee Funeral
home where services will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m., by the Rev. Carl D.
Bostrom of Lebanon Lutheran church. Burial will be in Oak Grove, Whitehall.
Information
donated by Matt Burns
RAMTHUN, Alice (Mrs.)
Yeager
Obituary
Muskegon Chronicle Muskegon, Michigan 10 February 1979 Page 13
(Widow of Arthur E.) Rt. 1 Old 99 Montague, Mich. Mrs. Ramthun, age 75, was born in
Montague and has lived all her life in the Greater White Lake area. Prior years she was active in the Oceana
County Society for Crippled Children, a member of Faith Lutheran Church, she was
married to Arthur Ramthun and he died March, 1973. She was the former Alice Yeager. SURVIVORS 1 son James, of Montague, 2 daughters, Mrs. Elmer (Jeanette) Scheffler, of Saginaw, Mrs. William (Marguerite) Selgert of Spring Lake, 8 grandchildren. SERVICES Monday afternoon at
1:30 from Faith Lutheran Church with the Rev. Robert Dorow officiating. Interment in Oakgrove Cemetery. VISITATION Friends may call at the Clock Funeral
Home, Whitehall this evening, and Sunday afternoon and evening. Memorials suggested to Faith
Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. --Clock, White Lake
Information
donated by Matt Burns
RAMTHUN, Arthur
E.
Obituary
Muskegon Chronicle Muskegon, Michigan 17 March 1973 Page 19
R. #1, Montague Mr. Ramthun, age 70, died at Lakeshore
Community Hospital, Shelby, Friday afternoon. Born in Montague, he has lived all his
life in the area. He married the
former Alice Yeager in 1923. He was
a farmer all his life and a member of Faith Lutheran Church, a former Elder in
the Church, a member of the Farm Bureau, and former board member of the
Green School. SURVIVORS
Wife, Alice; one son, James of
Montague; 2 daughters, Mrs. Elmer (Jeanette) Scheffer of Saginaw, and Mrs.
William (Marguerite) Selgert of Spring Lake; 7 grandchildren; 3 brothers, Henry,
William, and Alvin all of Montague. SERVICES The funeral service
will be held Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Faith Lutheran Church,
Whitehall, with the Rev. Henry Mueller officiating. Interment will be made in Oakgrove
Cemetery. VISITATION Friends may call at the Clock Funeral
Home, Whitehall, beginning Sunday where they may meet the family 2 to 4 and 7 to
9. Those planning an expression of
sympathy are asked to consider the Memorial Fund of Faith Lutheran Church. --Clock, White
Lake.
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donated by Matt Burns
RANDLEMAN, Matthew Thomas &
Melissa Marie,
Rothbury
Birth
notice -
a
boy,at Hackley, Muskegon Chronicle,Sept.19,2001,Page 3B.
Information donated by Joanne
Wood
READ,
William H.
REBONE-Grand
Haven (note – no first name was given)
Birth
notice - a girl, at North Ottawa, Muskegon Chronicle,Sept.19,2001,Page
3B.
Information donated by Joanne Wood
 REID,
Budd
C.
Obituary
Muskegon,
MI Muskegon Chronicle -Muskegon,
MI Budd Reid, age 80, died
Saturday, Sept. 20, 1996. He was a life resident of the Ravenna and Muskegon
area. He was a furniture lumber buyer. He was married August 11, 1944 to Jayne
Nelson. Budd was as avid fishermand and outdoorsman. He was a member of Lakeside
Eagles, past member of Muskegon Moose. He was predeceased by a son Thomas.
Survivors: 3 daughters, Nancy Gelderloos and Pamela (Robert) Ronning, both of
Muskegon and Debbie Reid of Pentwater; 2 grandchildren, Deanna Gelderloos and Richard Gelderloos Jr.; a sister Doris Terrien of Ravenna; 3 brothers, William
Penn Reid Jr. of Florida, Wallace (Lucille) Reid and Victor Reid both of Honor,
MI. Services: Tuesday, 1:30p.m.. at Throop Funeral Home, Ravenna. Burial:
Ravenna Cemetery. Visitation: Monday evening 7-9p.m. at the funeral home.
Memorial: American Diabetes Assoc.
REID,
Mary
Vernice (Mrs.) Sievers
Obituary
Ravenna,
MI Muskegon Chronicle - Muskegon,
MI Mrs. Mary Reid, age 95, passed
away peacefully Friday evening at Muskegon General Hospital following a short
illnes. She was born July 20, 1894. Mary Vervice Sievers married William Penn
Reid March 16, 1914. She was a life long resident of Ravenna and was active in
her community serving for many years on the Bowen School Board. Mrs. Reid was
preceded in death by her husband, William (Will) in 1964, 3 brothers, William,
Russel and John Sievers, 2 sisters, Mrs. Anna Brendle and infant, Amelia. She
will be sadly missed by her 5 children, Mr. Budde Reid and daughter-in-law, Jayne Reid of Muskegon, Mr William Penn (Beverly) Reid, Jr., Mr. victor (Frieda)
Reid, Mr. Wallace F.(Lucille) Reid all of Honor, MI and Mrs. Doris Terrien of
Ravenna; 2 sister, Mrs. Hilda Conkright of White Cloud and Mrs. Elizabeth
Zimmerman of Muskegon, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie Sievers of Muskegon. She
was the beloved grandmother to 22 grandchildren, 39 great grandchildren and 8
great-great grandchildren, a dear aunt to many nieces and nephews. She will be
fondly remembered by all those whose lives she touched. Funeral services will be
held at the Throop Funeral Home, Ravenna, Monday afternoon, 2, Rev. Terry
Allison officiating. Burial at Ravenna Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9pm
at the funeral home. Memorial Dr. S.W. Thieme Memorial Fund,
Ravenna.
Rein,
Anna (Mrs.) Cromer
Obituary
The
Muskegon Chronicle, Monday December 20, 1943 page 2
Mrs.
Anna Rein, wife of John Rein died early today at their home in Muskegon township
after a nine days illness. She was
59 years old.
Mrs.
Rein was born in Fulton County, PA., on Aug. 13, 1884. The former Anna Cromer, she was married
to Mr. Rein in Detroit on April 26, 1930. They came to Muskegon 13 years ago. She was a member of the Missionary Alliance. Surviving besides her husband are four
daughters, Mrs. Alva Smith of Dudley, PA; Mrs. D.A. Fisher of Huntington, PA; Mrs. Phillip Sprankle of Petersburg, PA, and Mrs. Mino Zaagman of Muskegon; and
two sons, Thomas Axon, of Detroit, and Wilbert Axon of Baltimore, MD. She also leaves a brother, John Cromer of Dudley, PA., a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Flenner of Duley and 24
grandchildren.
Cemetery Restlawn
Cemetery 39-19 Restlawn
Cemetery 39-19
Information donated by William & Barbara Hill
Rein,
John N.
Obituary
The
Muskegon Chronicle, Monday August 8, 1966 page 21
John
N. Rein, 76, of 1300 Center St., died Sunday at the Veterans Administration
Hospital in Saginaw after a month's illness.
Born
Jan. 29, 1890 at Yakima, Wash., Mr. Rein came to Muskegon 50 years ago from
Detroit. He married the former Anna
Comer at Detroit in 1923. She died
here in 1943. He was employed most
of his life in construction and last worked at Shaw-Walker Co., retiring in
1955. He served in the Army during
World War I. He is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Dora Wilkins of Au Train, and Mrs. Robert Chritiansen, North
Muskegon; a brother, Michael Rein of Harvey, ILL., two stepdaughters, Mrs. Alva
Smith of Casnovia and Mrs. Mino Zaagman of Benton Harbor; a stepson, Wilbert Axon of Baltimore,
Md., and several grandchildren.
The
Muskegon Chronicle, Monday August 8, 1966 page 21
Rein,
Mr. John N., 1300 Center St. - The funeral services for Mr. Rein will be held
Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Walburn Funeral Home, the Rev. Russell Strom officiating with interment in Restlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home
beginning Tuesday noon. For those
who wish contributions may be made to the Michigan Crippled Children's
Society.
Cemetery Restlawn
Cemetery 39-19 Restlawn
Cemetery 39-19
Information donated by William & Barbara Hill
REISTER, Alberta Rose
“Blondie” (Mrs.) Marme
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle Muskegon, Michigan 7 January 2001 Page 5D
Whitehall,
MI Alberta Reister, age 69,
entered into eternal rest, Jan. 5, 2001. She was born July 14, 1931 in Gladwin, MI to George and Ruby Pearl
Marme. She moved to the Stoney Lake
area where she was raised by her mother and stepfather, Donald Glover. She raised her children in Pentwater and
later moved to the White Lake area. She was employed by Howmet Corp. for 31 years, retiring in 1993. She is survived by her loving family and
friends; daughters, Suzanne (Gerald) Patterson of N. Muskegon, Wendy (Steven)
Haney of Montague, and Cindy Lentz-Landis of Whitehall; sisters, Helen Erdman of
Montague, and Bonnie (Louis) Daggett of Pentwater; brothers, James (Jan) Glover of Ludington and LeRoy (Joan) Glover of Stony Lake; step-brother, Donald Glover of Muskegon; grandchildren, Eric (Karla) Patterson, Kyle Patterson, Stephanie
(Dan) Flatt, Joshua Haney, Sarah (fiance' Mark) Haney, Ashley Landis and Heather
Landis; special friends, Russell and Veneta Lentz. She went to Heaven to be with her
parents and infant son, David. The
funeral service will be held Tues. 1 p.m. at the funeral home. Visitation: Mon., 4-8 p.m. Memorials to St. Jude's Children's
Hospital or Hospice of Muskegon-Oceana are appreciated. --Cooper-Harris, Shelby (231) 861-2360 or 1-888-216-9744
Information
donated by Matt Burns
Riekels, Bert
Marriage
June
12, 1917 Anna
Berghuis
Information donated by Barbara Hill
REUS, Anna
(Mrs.)
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Muskegon, MI September 1917 Mrs. Peter Reus, aged 75, died this morning at her home, 66 Oak Street,
after a lingering illness. She was born in the Netherlands in 1842 and had been
a resident of Muskegon for the past 45 years. she is survived by her husband and
three daughters, Mrs. Herman Berghuis, Mrs. Garret Rose and Mrs. Henry Lenting of this city, and one sister Mrs. Abraham Grevel of this city, and a brother in
the Netherlands. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at the residence at
2:30 and will be private. Rev. J.L. VanTielen, pastor of the Third Christian
Reformed church will officiate. Burial will be in Oakwood
cemetery.
REUS, Peter
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle - Muskegon, MI Peter
Reus, aged 78 years died at 12:30 o'clock yesterday noon at his home in Muskegon
Township. He was born in the Netherlands and came to this country 47 years ago
and since that time has always been a resident of Muskegon.
He was a member
of the Third Christian Reformed Church on Allen St. Mrs. Reus died five years
ago. Mr. Reus is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Herman Berghuis, Mrs. Gerrit Rose, and Mrs. Henry Lenting all of
Muskegon 15 .... *second page
was cut off and I'll have to go back to the library to get a
copy
Information
donated by William &
Barbara Hill
RICHARDS,
Carol Ann
Marriage
RICHARDS, Carol Ann,
687 Hill Ave. and Roger Lee Yonkman, 1357 Isabella Ave Muskegon Chronicle, 9
July 1963, page 11
Information donated by Bill Moore
Richardson, Mrs. John
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Muskegon, Michigan September 5, 1914 Mrs. John Richardson The death of Mrs. John Richardson, until
three years ago, a resident of Muskegon, occurrd at her home, 420 Seventh
street, Grand Haven, last evening after a short illness. She was 63 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson removed to Grand
Haven from Muskegon three years ago, Mr. Richardson having been connected with
the Dake Engine Company there. Before that they had resided in Muskegon and vicinity for many years and
most of their relatives still live here. The funeral will be held at the home Monday morning Monday morning at 10
o’clock, the services being conducted by Rev. Fred W. Ollis, pastor of the Grand
Haven Congregational church. Interment will be in the Lake Forest cemetery. Besides her husband, Mrs. Richardson
leaves three sons and five daughters; John Richardson, jr. of Muskegon; Mrs.
Peter Sturgeon, Muskegon; Mrs. H.S. Chase, St. Louis, Mo.; George R. Richardson,
Muskegon; Mrs. H. Burton, Escanaba, Mich.; James F. Richardson of Muskegon, Mrs.
J. VanderBerg, of Grand Rapids, and Miss Ruth Richardson, at home at Grand
Haven. During their residence in
Grand Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson had made a large number of friends.
Information donated
by Bill Moore
RIDER
- Edward P. from Elizabeth
Divorce
Muskegon Chronicle, 9
July 1963
Information donated by Bill
Moore
ROBARGE, Mrs. Karen A. / NELSON GUNN
Obituary for Karen A. (Robarge, Nelson) Gunn, Muskegon Chronicle, Feb. 15, 2001GUNN, MRS. KAREN A.
North Muskegon
Mrs. Karen A. Gunn, age 63, died Wednesday, February 14, 2001. She was born
December 23, 1937 in Muskegon to Leslie &
Evelyn (Ralya) Robarge. On April 11, 1970 she married George W. Nelson, who
preceded her in death on January 11, 1990. On
February 10, 1996 she married Kyren Gunn. She obtained her Masters Degree from
Western Michigan University,
& was the College Administrator for Muskegon Community College until retiring in
June, 1999. Mrs. Gunn was a member
of Laketon bethel Reformed Church, a board member of Muskegon County Osteopathic
Foundation, & a past
president of Muskegon Exchange Club. Karen volunteered her time for Meals on
Wheels, Catholic Social Services of
Muskegon-Oceana Counties. She enjoyed gardening & reading.SURVIVORS
Her husband, Kyren; 1 son, Bill (Dawn) Nelson of Coloma, Mi; 1 daughter, Mary
(Randy) Schaab of Muskegon, 5 grandchildren, Taylor, Sam,
Max, & Amanda Schaab & Collin Nelson; 2 sisters, Diane (Ken) Walker of Montague,
& Adele (Joe) Nadeau of Spring Lake,
3 step-daughters, Barb Sherman of Perrinton, Mi., Kimberly (Jerry) Weigold of
Farmington, Mi., & Anne Marie
(James) White of Grand Rapids; 6 step-grandchildren, Scott, Matt, Eric, Nathan,
Jack, & Kelli; 1 sister-in-law, Irene Nelson of
Montague; her mother-in-law, Phimomena Gunn of Muskegon, several nieces &
nephews; & dear friends, Bob & Linda McCann of Norton Shores. She was preceded in death by her parents, & a sister, Lynn
Marie Robarge. SERVICE Friday, February 16, 2001, 11:00 am at Laketon Bethel Reformed Church with Rev.
Sherwin Bransten officiating. Interment at St.
Mary’s Cemetery, Friends are invited to greet the family from 1-3:30 p.m. at
Russ’ Banquet Room, 1499 E. River Rd.
SUGGESTED MEMORIALS
Laketon Bethel Reformed Church, Catholic Social Services, Hospice of
Muskegon-Oceana Counties, or Muskegon County
Osteopathic Foundation ----Clock
Muskegon
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donated by Bob
Nordstrand
ROBINSON
- Margaret A. from Conrad J.
Divorce
Custody of two
children to mother- Muskegon Chronicle, 9 July 1963
Information donated by Bill Moore
ROBINSON
- Velma from John.
Divorce
Custody of one child
to mother.- Muskegon Chronicle, 9 July 1963
Information donated by Bill Moore
Rodgers,
Daniel
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Muskegon, Michigan 15 March 1911, page 2
The funeral of the late Daniel Rodgers,
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rodgers, 319 Forest avenue, will be held
tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be
in the Lakeside cemetery.
Information donated by Bill Moore
Rodgers, Jeannette
(Mrs.)
Obituary
Muskegon
Enterprise, Muskegon, Michigan Friday, 17 March 1871, page 1
Death of Mrs. Alexander Rodgers Died, on Saturday, March 11, 1871, at
2:30 p.m., Mrs. Jeannette Rodgers, aged 42. A brief announcement, and one which from
the nature of her demise, shocked and startled the whole community, and has
fallen upon her household as a grievous calamity. The death of Mrs. Rodgers was the result
of an accident. She was standing
upon a chair arranging a window curtain when she slipped upon the treacherous
foothold, and fell in such a manner and with such force that severe internal
injuries were sustained, and in the short space of ten minutes she was
dead. To the last moment of her
existence she was conscious, and to her husband’s anxious inquiry as to what had
happened, feebly murmured “I am dying”. At 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, she was in the enjoyment of vigorous
health. At 3:15 a telegram was
received at Detroit bearing to friends a sudden and sad announcement. On the Monday morning following, a
letter was received from Sunderland, England, written by her father, asking when
her promise to visit him in the home she had left twenty-four years since, was
to be redeemed, and instructing her to say how many of the members of her family
would accompany her, desired also to be informed of the time she would start and
he would meet her in Liverpool. “Man proposes and God disposes.” The kind paternal words were destined never to reach his beloved
daughter. A sister, woman-grown,
whom Mrs. Rodgers had never seen she was fated not to see. Numbered among the loved and lost, she
had gone alone on that longer journey beyond the grave, “to that bourne from
which no traveler returns.” She was
a friend of the unfortunate, the helper of the needy, the brave, good woman,
whose welcome presence in the chamber of suffering and disease, gave forth
light, and courage, and cheerfulness and hope. The immense concourse which composed the
funeral procession testified silently and impressively to the wide-spread and
universal respect for the deceased, and sympathy for the family. The workmen of the “Muskegon Iron
Works”, of which Mr. Rodgers is proprietor, attended the funeral in a body,
(their labor at this hurried season of the year being suspended for two
days.) The Firemen also as a
distinctive organization formed part of the funeral cortege, and citizens to the
number of several hundred on foot and in carriages. At the church the Rev. Mr. Cook preached
a most eloquent, well-considered, and appropriate discourse. There in the presence of death, in the
presence of many in attendance, who are “busy about many things”, while that one
thing necessary receives but little consideration, the Reverend gentleman failed
not in his duty, but impressively awoke the reflection of his hearers to the
suggestive and supreme lesson of the hour. The hymns by the choir were judiciously selected and very creditably
rendered. The ceremonies being
closed the procession took up its line of march to the cemetery, where at the
grave the benediction was pronounced, and the mortal remains filled yet another
“narrow house” in that city of the dead. Far from the home where her years of happy childhood were passed, she
slumbers now! To her bereaved
husband, to whom the anguish of this visitation is bitter and overwhelming, to
her children, now more than ever sensible of her worth, she leaves a memory
fragrant with unnumbered proofs of devotion to their welfare, and of boundless
love.
Information donated
by Bill Moore
Rodin, Augusta C.
(Mrs.)
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Muskegon, Michigan January 6, 1958
Mrs.
Rodin, 82, Policeman's Widow, Dies Mrs. Augusta C. Rodin, 82 of 1872 Walnut street, died yesterday after a
long illness. She was the widow of
the late Edward B. Rodin who served with Chicago Police Department until
1933. Born June 4, 1875 in Sweden,
she came to the United States.......
(Sorry I only
had a partial reading from a copy off one of my families print outs but thought
it might help lead someone in the right direction for
research)
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donated by William & Barbara
Hill
ROGERS-Thomas
& Patricia
Birth
notice - Ravenna,a girl,at Mercy General Oak Campus, Muskegon Chronicle,Sept.20,2001,
Page 4B
Information
donated by Joanne
Wood
ROLLENHAGEN,
Susan,
Fruitport
Birth
notice - a boy, at Hackley, Muskegon Chronicle, Sept 22,2001,Page 5B
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donated by Joanne
Wood
RUNZEL, Augusta J. W.
(Mrs.) Ramthun
Obituary
Muskegon Chronicle Muskegon, Michigan 28 August 1946 Page 15
Mrs. Runzel, 80, White River, Dies Montague, Aug. 29--(Special)--Mrs. Augusta J. W.
Runzel, 80 years old, widow of Herman W. Runzel, died Wednesday afternoon at the
home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Friday in White River
township following an illness of several months. Mr. and Mrs. Runzel were prominent
farmers in White River for many years and he was an official of the Farmers
State bank at Montague for 20 years. He died several years ago and she since had made her home with the Henry
Fridays. Born in Germany on Oct.
20, 1865 she came to the United States when eight years old. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ramthun settled on a farm in White River township and she married Mr. Runzel on Nov. 16,
1883. They lived in Muskegon for
several years and then returned to operate the August Runzel farm in White
River. In 1912 they moved into
Montague. Mrs. Runzel was a member
of St. James Lutheran church and its Ladies Aid society. She leaves three children, Mrs. Ella
Friday and Arthur Runzel, both of White River township, and Mrs. Clara Rehbein,
of Montague township; one sister, Mrs. Emil Zabel, Duluth; five brothers, Gus
Ramthun, also of Duluth, Fred of Whitehall, and Herman, John and Emil, all of
White River; 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Two grandsons, Lt. Raymond Runzel and Pfc. Harold Standberg, gave their lives in World War II. Funeral services will be conducted at 2
p.m., Saturday at the St. James Lutheran church with burial in the Oakgrove
cemetery. The body lies in
state at the Gee chapel.
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donated by Matt Burns
Rothe,
Jessie M.
Obituary
(photo) Casper - Services for Jessie M. Rothe, 74, will be Friday, 10:30a.m. at Memorial Chapel, with Rev. Dwayne Axworthy of
First Baptist Church officiating. Mrs. Rothe died May 7 at her home in Casper following a short illness.
She was born Jan. 27, 1911, in Bourbon, MO. On Oct. 29, 1933, she married Tony
Rothe in Edwardsvill, IL. They moved to Casper in 1947, where she was employed
at the J.C.Penney Store for over 20 years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church and the American Women's
Association.
Besides her husband, she is survived by a sister, Enola Hill of
Casper; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents and four brothers. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens.
Memorials to the American Lung or Heart Association would be appreciated by the
family.
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donated by Barbara Hill
Rushcamp,
Anne
Birth
Muskegon
Chronicle, 4 April
1916
RUSHKAMP -- To Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rushkamp, 369 Southern avenue, Friday, March 31, 1916, a daughter,
Anne.
Information donated by Bill
Moore
RYPSTRA, Mr. Bart
Sr.
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Muskegon, Michigan Monday, August 8, 1966 page 25
The
funeral rites for Mr. Rypstra were conducted today. Rolland H. Achterhoff, Funeral
Director
Information
donated by William & Barbara Hill
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