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Lee ANDRIST, + Aug 1995
Margaret E. ANDRIST, + Oct 1999
Edna Mae ANDRIST, + Jan 1999
Rose Teresa ANDRIST, + Nov 1998
Mabel Andrist JENDRO, + Oct 1998
Fred W. ANDRIST, +Sept, 2nd 1959 *
Henry ANDRIST, +Jan, 15th, 1933
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*(jpg 174 kB) Courtesy Douglas Andrist, thanks to Sharon Andrist Armstrong for forwarding
THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER August 7, 1995 Monday
SECTION: METRO; Pg. B03
HEADLINE: ORANGE COUNTY DEATHS
Lee Andrist, 91, of Stanton, an exterminator, died Thursday of
cardiopulmonary arrest. Services at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Grove
Friends Church. Private burial. Arrangements by Dilday Bros.
Mortuary, Huntington Beach.
Survived by his wife, Dorothy; and sister, Mavis Keebler.
Margaret E. Andrist, 91, Belton, MO passed away Friday, October 29, 1999, at Bluew River Care Center. Funeral services will be private. Mrs. Andrist was born December 28, 1907, in Seligman, MO. She lived most of her life in the Kansas City area and retired from Wayerhaeuser Lumber Company. She was a member of the Railway Business Women's Accociation of Greater Kansas City. She was preceded in death by her husband, Archibald L. Andrist. Survivors inclued a grand- daughter, Kathryn and her husband, Charles Dillon, Belton , MO; a greatgranddaughter, Tiffany Dillon, Belton, MO; a great-grandson, Chad Dillon, Belton, MO; and a niece, Patricia Ensminger Moran, KS. (Arrangements: Mt. Moirah & Freeman Chapel. (816) 942-2004) Kansas City Star newspaper. November 1999
Edna Mae
Andrist was
born May 15, 1910, to Bertha Myrtlena Gilbert
Foster Phillips and Edwin Stanton Phillips in the home her father
had built in
Peshastin, Washington (which probably still stands).
She graduated from Peshastin High School in 1927 and attended
Eastern
Washington Normal School in Cheney. She met John Maurice Andrist
on a
college geology field trip. They eloped to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho,
in
1929 and in 1930 moved to Santa Barbara, California, where he
worked as
head cook in his uncle's up-scale cafeteria.
After their two sons (John Edwin and Charles Alexander) were
born, they
moved back to Washington, deciding it was a better environment
for
raising children. There they operated a small farm in the
Cashmere
Valley. She worked in the fruit warehouses.
After their daughter (Marjorie Caroline) was born, they sold the
farm
and bought Shipley's Cafe in Cashmere.
They operated the restaurant for 12 years in the 1950s and 60s.
After
retiring, they traveled throughout the United States, wintering
in Arizona.
In 1980, they returned to Cashmere, where Mr. Andrist died in
1985. Mrs.
Andrist moved to Omak in 1991 to live with her son, John Edwin
Andrist,
former publisher of the Omak Chronicle newspaper. In 1993, she
moved to
Valley Care Center, Okanogan, Washington, where she died on
Sunday,
January 17, 1999, at the age of 88. She will be buried in the
cemetary
at Peshastin, Washington} .
Services for Rose Teresa Andrist, of New Douglas, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Lesicko Fuenral Home there with the Rev. Father George Radosevich officiating. Burial will be in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis. Friends may call in the funeral home on Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. until the time of service. Mrs. Andrist died at 10:15 a.m. Friday, November 6, 1998, in St. Francis Hospital. She was 91 years old on October 15. She had resided in the New Douglas vicinity since 1948. She worked in packaging at United Drug in St. Louis and was a member of the Royal Neighbors Camp 3564 there. She was born in St. Louis, a daughter of Henry and Mary Merz Anterhaus. She married William George Andrist on April 23, 1938, in St. Charles, Mo. He survives in Litchfield Health Care Center. Surviving also are a number of nieces and nephews. She was the last of her family being the youngest of eight children. Preceding her in death were two brothers and five sisters. http://www.linksmart.com/lnhobits/a.htm#Andrist
Sept 13, 1906 - Oct 2, 1998
Mabel Jendro died died on Friday while vacationing and visiting family in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was 92 years old.
She resided in Fargo, North Dakota where she owned and managed a farm in the Red River Valley before moving to Santa Barbara 30 years ago. Mabel was also a Home Economics teacher. She was an active member of the First Presbyterian Church in Fargo and Santa Barbara. She enjoyed traveling and playing golf and Bridge.
Mabel is survived by her husband, Eugene; daughter, Kay Aaker of Orinda, California; stepson, Robert Jendro; granddaughters, Jennifer and Jolyn Aaker and Jan Broad; and four step-grandchildren.
Services: 10:00 am Thursday, October 8 at Welch-Ryce-Haider Funeral Chapel in Santa Barbara with burial immediately following at Santa Barbara Cemetery.
Memorial Gifts: The family requests that no flowers be sent but that memorials be given in the name of Mabel Jendro to the charity of the giver's choice. http://news.newspress.com/obits/10-6obits.htm
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