Francis John
"Frank"
Sladek was born November 11, 1896, in Chicago, Cook Co., IL, and died about September
1966 in Cicero, McHenry Co., IL, at age 69. He
is
the son of Thomas Sladek and Jessica Unknown of Bohemia of Czechoslavokia/Bohemia.
Melva Irene "Nova" Mayfield
was born February 2, 1900,
in Orion Twp., Richland Co., WI,
and died August 17, 1969, in Dodgeville, Iowa Co., WI, at age 69. She
is the daughter of Cyrus Lorin Mayfield of Richland Co., WI, and
Iva
May Abbey of Norton Center, Norton Co., KS.
Francis John
"Frank"
Sladek and Melva Irene Mayfield were married
February 20, 1916, in
Wisconsin.
Francis John
"Frank"
Sladek and Melva Irene (Mayfield) Sladek had no children.
Francis John
"Frank"
Sladek and Melva Irene (Mayfield) Sladek divorced in 1933.
Frank J. Sladek then married Martha Utley on February
21, 1933, in Cook Co., IL.
Melva Irene (Mayfield) Sladek then married Alexander
George "Alex" Egelhof.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof was born February 9, 1895, in Dubuque, Dubuque
Co., IA, and died October 12, 1955, in Dodgeville, Iowa Co., WI, at age 60. He
is the son of George Alexander Egelhof of St. Charles, MO, and Otilda L.
"Tillie" Geissler of Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof was first married to
Winifred C. Baird.
Winifred C. "Winnie" Baird was born
October 24, 1899, in the Village of Maquon, Maquon Twp., Knox Co., IL, and died
August 1971 in Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA, at age 71. She is
the daughter of Elcana H. Baird of Indiana and Unknown of Minnesota.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof and Winifred
C. Baird were
married about 1919 in Iowa.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof and Winifred
C. (Baird) Egelhof had two children:
- Joseph B. "Joe" Egelhof: Born
January 2, 1920, in Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA; Died April 1980 in New York
(age 60). Married 1946 in Unknown to Patricia Blanche Fay: Born November 26,
1925, in Oak Park, Cook Co., IL; Died March 10, 2003, at Staten Island
University Hospital, Ocean Breeze, Richmond Co., NY (age 77).
- Mary Alice Egelhof: Born September
28, 1922, in Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA; Died February 18, 2009, in the Town
of Christiana, Dane Co., WI (age 86). Married September 30, 1944, in
Alameda, CA, to Harold E. "Hal" Marion: Born July 17, 1922, in
Iowa; Died
October 29, 1986, in Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co., WI (age 64).
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof and Winifred
C. (Baird) Egelhof were divorced 1925 - 1930 in Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA.
Winifred C. "Winnie" (Baird) Egelhof then
assumed her maiden last name and did not remarry.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof
then married Dawn (Unknown) Unknown.
Dawn Unknown was born November 21,
1889, in Michigan and died July 22, 1977, in Chicago, Cook Co., Il, at age 87.
She is the daughter of Unknown.
Dawn Unknown was first married to
Unknown.
Unknown was born Unknown and died
Unknown. He is the son of Unknown.
Unknown and Dawn Unknown were married
about 1908 in Unknown.
Unknown and Dawn (Unknown) Unknown had
no children.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof
and Dawn (Unknown) Unknown were married about 1925 in Illinois.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof
and Dawn (Unknown) (Unknown) Egelhof had at least one child:
- Jayde D. Egelhof: Born March 26,
1926, in Illinois; Unknown. Married (1) February 1, 1949, in Cook Co., IL,
to Virginia Loraine Alee: Born April 17, 1913, in Detroit, Wayne Co., MI;
Died October 27, 2003, in Waterford, Oakland Co., MI (age 90). Married (2) October 9, 1958, in
Cook Co., IL, to Ardelle M. Schroer: Born July 4, 1922, in South Dakota;
Died April 26, 2008, in Chicago, Cook Co., IL (age 85).
Virginia Loraine Alee is the daughter
of Jennie M. (Bronson) Alee, born January 1893 in New York, who was a divorced
Actress in Show Business living in Manhattan, NY, in 1930. Her mother is Hannah
(Minthorn) Bronson, born June 1865 in Niagara Co., NY, and William H. Bronson,
born March 1861 in New York. Married as a Bookkeeper September 10, 1910, in
Detroit, Wayne Co., MI, to Ralph Waldo Alee (age 24): Born January 28, 1886, in
Alpena, Alpena Co., MI, to Spanish and Maine-born parents.
Ralph Waldo Alee (age 33), Son of
William Alee and Eva Green, a Sight Seeing Bus Driver, then married October 28,
1919, in Detroit, Wayne Co., MI, to Edna M.. Beckett (age 21)
The Oakland Press, Oakland, MI,
Tuesday, November 4, 2003
ALEE, VIRGINIA LORAINE; of Troy; October
27, 2003; age 90; born April 17, 1913 in Detroit, Michigan; the daughter of
the late Ralph and Jennie Alee; cousin of Harry William Alee (Marlene) and
Ralph Waldo Alee (Elizabeth); preceded in death by her brother. A private
Funeral Service was held. Interment Ottawa Park Cemetery. Arrangements by
Donelson, Johns and Evans Funeral Home.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof
and Dawn (Unknown) (Unknown) Egelhof were divorced about 1933 in Illinois.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof and
Melva Irene (Mayfield) Sladek were married in 1934.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof and
Melva Irene (Mayfield) (Sladek) Egelhof had no children.
TIMELINE
Francis John
"Frank"
Sladek was born November 11, 1896, in Chicago, Cook Co., IL.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof was born February 9, 1895,
in Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA.
Melva Irene Mayfield
was born February 20, 1900,
in Orion Twp., Richland Co., WI.
The 1900 U. S. Census taken on June 12, 1900
shows Cyrus L. Mayfield (age 22) born August 1877 in Wisconsin of Wisconsin-born
parents is a day laborer owing his home and living in Orion Twp., Richland Co.,
WI. He has been married for one year to Iva May Mayfield (age 22) born March
1878 in Kansas to Kansas and Wisconsin parents. Her one child is living: Melva
Mayfield (age 3/12) born February 1900 in Wisconsin to Wisconsin and Kansas
parents. Elijah Mayfield and family (Cyrus' parents) live on the adjacent farm.
Salome (Blake) Pugh and family also lived nearby.
The
1900 U. S.
Census taken on June 12, 1900
shows George Egelhof
(age 33) born March 1867 in Missouri to German-born parents is a Roof Slater
renting his home and is living at 47 Schroeder Ave., 5th Ward, Julien Twp.,
Dubuque Co., IA. Living with him is his wife of 6 years, Otilda Egelhof (age 33)
born March 1867 in Iowa to German-born parents, with all 3 of the children born
to her still alive. Also living there are his three children, all born in Iowa
to Missouri and Iowa-born parents: Alexander G. Egelhof (age 5) born February
1895; Peter J. Egelhof (age 2) born June 1897); and Agnes M. Egelhof (age 9/12)
born August 1899).
The 1900 U. S.
Census taken on June 2, 1900 shows Thomas Sladek (age 35) born November 1864 in
Bohemia to Bohemian-born parents and having immigrated in 1888 and a
Naturalized citizen is a
Press Founder renting his home and is living at 15 Fisk Street, 8th Ward, West
Town, Chicago, Cook Co., IL. Living with him is his wife of 10 years, Jessica
Sladek (age 33) born September 1866 in Bohemia to Bohemian-born parents and
having immigrated in 1886, with all 4 of the children born to her still alive.
Also living there are his four children, all born in Illinois to Bohemian-born
parents: John Sladek (age 10) born May 1890; Annie Sladek (age 8) born December
1891; Frank Sladek (age 4) born October 1895); and Otto Sladek (age 5/12) born
December 1899.
The 1905 Wisconsin State Census
taken on June 1, 1905 shows Cyrus L. Mayfield (age
28) born in Wisconsin to Wisconsin-born parents is a Farmer renting his farm and
living in Orion Twp., Richland Co., WI. Living with him is his wife, Iva Mayfield (age
26) born in Kansas to Wisconsin-born parents. Also living there are his three
children, all born in Wisconsin to Wisconsin and Kansas-born parents: Melva
Mayfield (age 5); Lucile Mayfield (age 2); and son Leslie Mayfield (age 3/12).
The 1905 Iowa State Census shows George Egelhof is
living at 135 Angellina St., City of Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA. Living with him
are Otilda Egelhof, Alexander Egelhof, Peter Egelhof, Agnes Egelhof, Mable
Egelhof, and Bernedetta Egelhof.
The 1905 Iowa State Census shows George Egelhof is
living at 360 Rush St., City of Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA. Living with him are
Otilda L. Egelhof, Alexander G. Egelhof, Peter J. Egelhof, Agnes O. Egelhof,
Mabel M. Egelhof, and Estella B. Egelhof.
The 1910 U. S. Census taken on April 29, 1910
shows Cyrus L. Mayfield (age 32) born in Wisconsin of Wisconsin-born
parents is a farmer owing his home and living in Orion Twp., Richland Co.,
WI. He has been married for eleven years to Iva Mayfield (age 31) born in Kansas to
Canadian and Wisconsin-born parents. All five of her children were born in
Wisconsin and are living at home: Melva
Mayfield (age 10); Lucie Mayfield (age 6); Lesly Mayfield (age 5); Marvin
Mayfield (age 2); and Thelma Mayfield (age 9/12). Elijah Mayfield and family (Cyrus' parents) live on the adjacent farm.
Salome (Blake) Pugh and family also lived nearby.
The 1910 U. S.
Census taken on April 19, 1910,
shows George Egelhof
(age 40) born in Missouri to German-born parents is a Blacksmith in a Boat
Factory who owns his home with a mortgage and is living at 360 Rush Street, 1st,
Dubuque, Julien Twp.,
Dubuque Co., IA. Living with him is his wife of 16 years, Otilda Egelhof (age 43)
born in Iowa to German-born parents, with all 6 of the children born
to her still alive. Also living there are his six children, all born in Iowa
to Missouri and Iowa-born parents: Alexander Egelhof (age 15); Peter Egelhof (age
13); Agnes Egelhof (age 10); Mabel Egelhof (age 8); Bernedetta Egelhof (age 6);
and Augusta Egelhof (age 3).
The 1915 Iowa State Census shows Alexander Egelhof
(age 19) born in Iowa to Missouri and Iowa-born parents is an unmarried Order
Clerk living in the 1st Ward, City of Dubuque, Dubuque Co., IA. Living with him
are Otilda L. Egelhof, Alexander G. Egelhof, Peter J. Egelhof, Agnes O. Egelhof,
Mabel M. Egelhof, and Estella B. Egelhof.
Francis John
"Frank"
Sladek and Melva Irene Mayfield were married
February 20, 1916, in
Wisconsin.


The 1920 U. S. Census taken on January 10, 1920 shows Frank J.
Sladek (age 24) born in Illinois to Bohemian-born parents is a dairy farmer
renting his farm in Richland Twp., Richland Co., WI. Living with him is his wife
Melva I. Sladek (age 18) born in Wisconsin to Wisconsin-born parents.
The 1920 U. S. Census taken on January 16, 1920
shows Alex Egellhof (age 24) born in Iowa to Missouri and Iowa-born parents is
Unemployed and is renting his home at 21 Holly Street, 1st Ward, City of Dubuque,
Dubuque Co., IA. Living with him is his wife, Winefred Egellhof (age 20) born in
Illinois to Indiana and Minnesota-born parents, who is also Unemployed.
The 1930 U. S. Census taken on
April 14, 1930,
shows Alex G. Egelhof (age 34) born in Iowa to Missouri and Iowa-born parents
and first married at age 21 is
a Railroad Depot Agent who owns his home worth $3,400 and is living at 249 N.
Warwick Avenue, Village of Westmont, DuPage Co., IL. Living with him is his wife,
Dawn Egelhof (age 32) born in
Michigan to New York-born parents and first married at age 19. Also living there
is his son, Jayde Egelhof (age 4) born in Illinois to Iowa and Michigan-born
parents.
The 1930 U. S. Census taken on April 23, 1930 shows Frank Sladek (age 33) born in Illinois to Czechoslovakia-born parents and first
married at age 19 is a Truck Driver and is renting his home at 7338 40th Street,
Precinct 1, Village of Lyons, Cook Co., IL. Living with him is his wife, Melva
Sladek (age 30) born in Wisconsin to Wisconsin-born parents and first married at
age 16.
The 1930 U. S. Census taken on April
11, 1930, shows Elcana Baird (age 62) born in Indiana to South Carolina and
Indiana-born parents and first
married at age 30 is a Sash and Door Millworker who owns his home worth $3,000
and is living at 751 Cleveland Avenue, Dubuque, Julian Twp., Dubuque Co., IA. Living with him is his wife,
Margeret H. Baird (age 57) born in Minnesota to Irish Free State-born parents and first married at
age 26. also living there are his three children: Winifred Baird (age 30) born
in Illinois to Indiana and Minnesota-born parents, a divorced Public School
Teacher; his son, Joseph Baird (age 10) born in Iowa to Iowa and Illinois-born
parents; and Mary A. Baird (age 7) born in Iowa to Iowa and Illinois-born
parents.
Francis John
"Frank"
Sladek and Melva Irene (Mayfield) Sladek divorced in 1933.
The Chicago Tribune,
Chicago, Cook Co., IL, September 3 and 4, 1966
Obituaries
Sladek
Frank J. Sladek, late of 2407 S.
Springfield avenue, and 5129 S. 30th street, Cicero, Ill, beloved husband of
Mildred; dear father of Franklin (Hazel), Sharon Kalebic, and Randy Sladek;
brother of Otto, Ann Sedlacek, and Blanche Peck; grandfather of four. Funeral
Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1966, at 8:45 a.. m., from H. Marik Sons, 2534 S. Pulaski
road, to Epiphany church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. LA
1-3972.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof and Melva Irene
(Mayfield) Sladek were married in 1934.
Alexander George "Alex" Egelhof died October 12, 1955, in Dodgeville, Iowa Co., WI,
at age 60.

Melva Irene (Mayfield) (Sladek) Egelhof
died August 17, 1969, in Dodgeville, Iowa Co., WI, at age 69.

The Capital Times,
Madison, Dane Co., WI, Monday, August 18, 1969
Obituaries
Mrs. Melva Egelhof
DODGEVILLE - Mrs. Melva Egelhof, 69, died Sunday at
her home here after suffering an apparent
heart attack. Surviving in Madison is a sister, Mrs. Herman Crume, 2530 Upham
St. Other survivors include her mother, Mrs. Iva Mayfield, Dodgeville; two
brothers, Leslie Mayfield, Ontario, and Marvin J. Mayfield, International Falls,
Minn., and another sister, Mrs. Claude Thompson, Weaver, Iowa. The funeral will
be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Lulloff Funeral Home, Dodgeville, where friends may
call after 4 p.m. today.
Leigh Larson note: Weaver, IA, should be Wever, Lee Co., IA.
George Egelhof passed away Sunday night at 5:40 o'clock
at the
family residence, 360 Rush Street after an illness of six weeks
duration of heart trouble. Deceased was in his forty ninth year and
was born in St. Charles, Mo. At the age of one year he moved with his parents to East Dubuque, where he remained until thirty years ago when
he came to this city and had resided here ever since. He was united
in marriage to Otilda Giessler February 1st, 1894, who, with the
following children survive him: Alex, Peter, Mrs. Harry Splinter,
Mable, Bernadette and Augusta, also his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Theobald Egelhof, of Hazel Green, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Norris,
East Dubuque, and Mrs. Byron Van Vleck of this city and five brothers,
Joseph of Platteville, Wis.; John of New Diggings Wis.; Edward of
Hazel Green, Wis.; Fred of this city; and Private Henry, in service
in France.
For the last ten years he was engaged in the dairy business.
Mr. Egelhof was a faithful member of St. Columbkille's church.
Mr. Egelhof's life was of faithful service to his family and the
community loses a valuable citizen in his death. Many friends will
greatly regret to learn of his passing. He was a member of St.
Columbkille court, Catholic order of Foresters and Dubuque Lodge, No.
984 M. W. A.
The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from home to
St. Columbkille's church with interment at Mt. Calvary.
Pall bearers included: Fred Spielman, Henry Kuenzel, J. C.
Mcquillian, Peter Heinz, Theodore Schilling and F. L Egelhof.
Birth: Mar. 1, 1867 Dubuque Dubuque County Iowa, USA
Death: Jul. 10, 1955 Dubuque Dubuque County Iowa, USA
Mrs Otilda Egelhof, widow of George Egelhof, died at 2:15 p. m. Sunday at the family residence 1006 Rush St. after a short illness.
Friends may call after 7 p. m. Monday at the Egelhof Funeral Home, from where services will be held to Saint Columbkille's Church at
9
a. m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
The rosary will be recited at 7:30 p .m. Tuesday at the funeral home by the Ladies Catholic Benevolant Society and at 8 p. m. by the Sacred Heart League ant Rosary Society. Mrs. Egelhof was born in Dubuque, the daughter of Charles and Agatha Jaeger Giessler and was a lifelong resident of the city. She was a member of St. Columbkille's Church, the Sacred Heart League and Rosary Society of the parish and the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Society. Surviving are four daughters, Miss Mabel M. Egelhof, at home, Mrs. Harry (Agnes) Splinter, Milwaukee, Wis., and Mrs. Robert (Bernadette) Genz and Mrs. V. F. (Augusta) Chapman, both of Dubuque, and two sons, Alex G. Egelhof, Dodgeville, Wis. and Peter J. Egelhof, La Crosse, Wis.
Mary Marion, 86, Fort Atkinson
Mary Marion, 86, of Fort Atkinson, passed
away on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2009. Mary was born in Dubuque, Iowa, on Sept.
28, 1922, the daughter of Winifred C. Baird. On Sept. 30, 1944, Mary married
Harold E. Marion in Alameda, Calif. Hal preceded her in death on Oct. 29,
1986. She received her bachelor's degree from Clarke College in Dubuque,
Iowa, and her master's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Mary taught reading in the Whitewater Unified School District for 20 years,
retiring in 1985. Mary was an active volunteer with the American Cancer
Society, Tomorrow's Hope, the Jefferson County Literacy Council and the
Irvin L. Young Auditorium. She enjoyed painting and entering her works in
local art shows. Mary was a faithful and active member of St. Joseph
Catholic Church. She was a facilitator for word and Communion services,
helped with monthly Eucharistic adoration, was a Eucharistic minister, a
member of the parish choir and participated in scripture study. Mary also
established a parish library for St. Joseph Church. Surviving are two
daughters, Laura (Dr. Craig) Nevermann of Jefferson and Marty (Craig) Artl
of New Berlin; grandchildren, Mark (Kelly), Alex (Jessica), Eric,
Christopher and Alyssa Nevermann, and Paul and Tim Artl; and two
great-grandchildren, Drew and Joseph Nevermann. Mary also was preceded in
death by her mother and a brother, Joseph B. Egelhof. A Mass of Christian
Burial will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24, at St. Joseph Catholic
Church in Fort Atkinson with the Rev. Jay Poster celebrating. Burial will
follow in the St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery in Fort Atkinson. Friends may
call from 4 to 6 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 23, at the Nitardy Funeral Home in
Fort Atkinson with the parish rosary recited at 6 p.m. They also may call at
the church on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until the time of Mass. Those planning an
expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to St. Joseph's Parish
Library or to Tomorrow's Hope.
Woman Killed After Head-On
Collision On Highway 12/18
Authorities Said They're
Investigating Crash's Cause
Updated: 6:24 pm CST February
18, 2009
TOWN OF
CHRISTIANA, Wis. -- An elderly woman was
killed on Wednesday afternoon after her car crashed
head-on into a minivan in the Town of Christiana.
The crash closed down a part of Highway 12/18 near
Cambridge for most of the afternoon.
The Dane County Sheriff's Office said that Mary
Marion, 86, was driving eastbound when she
apparently crossed the centerline, colliding head-on
with a minivan driven by a woman and her 3-year-old
son.
Anissa Rusch-Hallanger, 39, was taken to a local
hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening
injuries. Her son appeared to be uninjured, but was
taken to the hospital on precaution, authorities
said.
Jamey Scott of the Cambridge Fire Department said
that rescuers use the Jaws of Life to save one of
the victims.
"The female in the minivan was pinned inside the
vehicle and we did use the Jaws and extricated her
after about 10 minutes of work," he said. Dane County officials said that they're still trying
to determine what caused the crash.
"Well, we're going to probably talk to witnesses
again and the driver who survived," said Lt. Dan
Bolch of the Dane County Sheriff's Office. "Then
we'll also have to look to the coroner's office for
their investigation of cause of death."
Authorities shut down the roadway for three hours to
clean up the crash.
All three were wearing seat belts at the time of the
crash, WISC-TV reported.
PATRICIA EGELHOF, 77 Date of
Death 03/10/2003 Was homemaker, artist : Newspaper Obituary and
Death Notice
Staten Island Advance (NY) -
March 12, 2003
Deceased Name: PATRICIA
EGELHOF, 77 Date of Death 03/10/2003 Was homemaker, artist
Patricia Blanche Egelhof, 77,
of New Dorp, a homemaker, died Monday in Staten Island
University Hospital, Ocean Breeze. Born Patricia Blanche Fay in
Oak Park, Ill., she moved to Huguenot in 1960 and to New Dorp in
1966. After graduating from an art program at the Chicago School
of Commercial Art, she worked as a commercial artist and model
for several years before marrying Joseph B. Egelhof, an
award-winning journalist with the Chicago Tribune press service,
in 1946. She continued her artwork on a nonprofessional basis
throughout her life. While raising her children in New Dorp,
Mrs. Egelhof made pastel portraits of the neighborhood children,
many of which are still prominently displayed in the homes of
their parents, her family said. "She was a wonderful mother,"
said her daughter, Teresa Egelhof. "She made every one of us
feel special." An avid reader of historical and archeological
books, Mrs. Egelhof also enjoyed collecting antique dolls. She
was a past member of the Staten Island Archeological Society and
a volunteer with Freedom From Fear. Mrs. Egelhof was a
parishioner of Our Lady Queen of Peace R. C. Church, New Dorp.
Her husband of 34 years, Joseph, died in 1980. In addition to
her daughter, Teresa, surviving are three sons, Michael, John
and Francis; four more daughters, Kristin Choo, Anne Ritchie,
Mary Pendergast and Jennifer Mullikin; a brother, Thomas Fay;
two sisters, Rita Atkinson and Betty Joan Reuter, and 11
grandchildren. Mrs. Egelhof's son, William, died in 1958. The
funeral will be Friday from the Hanley Funeral Home, New Dorp,
with a mass at 9:30 a.m. in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church.
Burial will be in Moravian Cemetery, New Dorp.
Lena A. Schroer, 93, a former Newington resident, died Wednesday (April 30,
2008). Born in O'Neil, NE, daughter of the late Charles and Hattie (Good)
Schroer, she grew up in South Dakota, moving to Newington in 1947. She
attended St. Mary's Church. Lena was employed by Spencer Turbine of West
Hartford for many years and later retired from the State of Connecticut,
Dept. of Motor Vehicles. She was a member of the Friends of the Lucy Robbins
Welles Library and the AARP. Lena is survived by her brothers August C. Schroer, of San Antonio, TX, Clair A. Schroer, of Park Forest, IL, her
sister Arlene Jordan and her husband Harold, of Wethersfield, many nieces,
nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews. Lena was predeceased by two brothers
Henry Schroer, and Carl Schroer, three sisters Hattie M. Schroer, Vera
Goodale and Ardelle Egelhof.
Her funeral service will be held on Monday at 11 a.m. at the Newington
Memorial Funeral Home, 20 Bonair Ave., Newington. Burial will follow in West
Meadow Cemetery. Family and friends are invited to call Monday from 10-11
a. m, at Newington Memorial. Memorial donations may be made to My Sister's
Place, 102 Pliny St., Hartford, CT 06120.
West Hartford Courant
SCHROER, Lena A.
May 02, 2008
Lena A. Schroer, 93, a former Newington resident, died Wednesday (April 30,
2008). Born in O'Neil, NE, daughter of the late Charles and Hattie (Good)
Schroer, she grew up in South Dakota, moving to Newington in 1947. She
attended St. Mary's Church. Lena was employed by Spencer Turbine of West
Hartford for many years and later retired from the State of Connecticut,
Dept. of Motor Vehicles. She was a member of the Friends of the Lucy Robbins
Welles Library and the AARP. Lena is survived by her brothers August C. Schroer, of San Antonio, TX, Clair A. Schroer, of Park Forest, IL, her
sister Arlene Jordan and her husband Harold, of Wethersfield, many nieces,
nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews. Lena was predeceased by two brothers
Henry Schroer, and Carl Schroer, three sisters Hattie M. Schroer, Vera
Goodale and Ardelle Egelhof.
Her funeral service will be held on Monday at 11 a.m. at the Newington
Memorial Funeral Home, 20 Bonair Ave., Newington. Burial will follow in West
Meadow Cemetery. Family and friends are invited to call Monday from 10-11
a. m, at Newington Memorial. Memorial donations may be made to My Sister's
Place, 102 Pliny St., Hartford, CT 06120.
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