Obituaries for Loux Clark Staneart Ottawa area
Obituaries for Norma Sparks Loux 81 Topeka and Ottawa born Paris Missouri born 1916 died January 10 1998 funeral Tuesday Ottawa Dengel and Son Mortuary buried Princeton Cemetery survived by daughter Janet Wilke three sons Philip Melvin Loux five grandchildren and two step grandchildren five great grandchildren. Virginia L Clark 85 Ottawa cremated memorial service January 1956 address church details survivors include two sons a daughter and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Frances Staneart 92 Ottawa died January 11 1998 graveside service January 16 1998 Highland Cemetery Nazarene Church memorials to Nazarene Church and Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home.
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