Death notices for Helen Gleckler obituary in Michigan
Helen Gleckler died unexpectedly of heart problems on June 19 at 7 30 am. Memorial services were held in Houghton Michigan. Born September 30 1909 in Lugoswk Russia she moved from Russia to Corn Oklahoma in 1923 then Shafter California in 1938. Survived by daughters Donna Findlay and Ruth Gleckler and grandsons Ryan Scott and Andrew Findlay.
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Helen Gleckler
Houghton
Michigan
Peter P
Tina
Fast) Wiens
Lugoswk
Russia
Corn Oklahoma
Shafter
Helen
Lawrence Wesley Gleckler
First Baptist
Bakersfield
California
Still Waters
Shafter Mennonite Brethren Church
Lawrence Gieckler
Peter Wiens
Marie McGraw Graveside Rites in Shafter Park
Graveside services for Goldie Marie McGraw 67 of Shafter will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Shafter Memorial Park with Neal Chabot officiating. She and husband Clifford ran a custom harvesting business and she was a homemaker who loved family, God, crocheting, gardening, fishing, reading, and bowling. Survived by Clifford Ivan McGraw, Mary Lou Wickliffe, six granddaughters, nine grandsons, 22 great grandchildren, four sisters Iva Greenhouse Elsie Thomas Hazel Legate Joyce Parker and two brothers Calvin and Tim McMurtney.
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Shafter Memorial Park
Goldie Marie McGraw
Shafter
Plainview
Texas
Neal Chabot
Church of Religious Science
Clifford
Clifford Ivan McGraw
California
Mary Lou Wickliffe
Oklahoma
Iva Greenhouse
Elsie Thomas
Hazel Legate
Joyce Parker
Calvin
Tim McMurtney
Geraldine Cofield Graveside Rites Held in Bakersfield
Geraldine Cofield 50 of Bakersfield died June 19 in Bakersfield. Graveside services were held June 23 at Shafter Memorial Park with Rev Elmer Prout officiating. Born September 9 1943 in Quitaque Texas to Leroy Apperson and Lavinnie Morrow she moved to California at age five. She worked for AYmhonds 15 years and enjoyed playing bifigo. Survived by grandsons Stetson and Juston Cofield and friend Ronnie Stetent, all of Bakersfield.
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Geraldine Cofield
Agd
Bakersfield
Elmer Prout
Shafter Church of Christ
Shafter Memorial Park
Cofield
Quitaque
Texas
Leroy Apperson
Lavinnie Morrow
California
Sinisadea
Jerry Junior
Stetson
Juston Cofield
Ronnie Stetent
Dr. Carlos Alvarez Opens Internal Medicine Practice in Shafter
Dr. Carlos Alvarez, an internal medicine physician, has expanded his services to Shafter. He previously worked a decade with Valley Medical in Bakersfield and plans seven day a week coverage with extended hours as an emergency care center. His office is at 548 A Walker St in the DMV building, and he notes strong Spanish speaking demand.
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Carlos Alvarez
Shafter
Alvarez
Valley Medical
Bakersfield
South High School
University of California, Davis
Brooklyn
New York
Pam Fletcher
Natalie
Emily
Ashley
Walker St
DMV
Community events and gatherings in Shafter calendar
A listing of recurring events in Shafter including museum open days crafts group meetings at the W C Walker Senior Center Aglow Christian women group Bible study at Valley Bible Church and a weekly Thursday noon prayer at City Hall Details include contact names and phone numbers for further information and participation.
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Shafter Press
P.O
W.C. Walker Senior Center
Sunset Ave
Barbara Tisler
Woman’s Aglow
Valley Bible Church
Pine St
Teddy Voorhees
Donna Peters
City Hall
Shafter
Time Warner Essay Contest winner named James Clark
James Clark of Shafter High School won the Time Warner Essay Contest for May and receives a $50 prize. The essay argues for a statewide class on drinking and driving, urges parental involvement to prevent teen parties, and promotes responsible driving with films showing the consequences of drunk driving.
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James Clark
Shafter High School
Time Warner
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Donna Findlay
Don
Milton Ontario
Canada
Ruth Gleckler
Houghton, Mich
Ryan, Scott
Andrew Findlay
Marie McGraw
By Leah Mathena
Veteran’s Hall
Ota
Bissell
Poly
Quelle
Sam
Spm
Mme HE
Mastercard
Floyd's True Value Hardware Stores
WASCO
Cental Ave
High ST
Delano
Vanes
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