Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
Spouses
Death30 May 2001, Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho
BurialNormal Hill Cemetery, Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho
FatherOkey Jay Jordan (1876-1934)
MotherVirginia Katherine “Jennie” Flanagan (1884-1973)
Marriage12 Nov 1978, Lewiston, Nez Perce Co., Idaho1288
ChildrenKaren Lee (1943-)
Ronald Leroy (1947-)
Notes for Marian Marie McCullough
1288source: subject
Parents: Lawrence Carlysle McCullough and Mary Erma Dicks
first marriage to Emerson Leroy Hittle
children; Karen Lee Hittle b. 2 Nov 1943 Sharon, PA m. Wayne Black
Ronald LeRoy b. 14 Sep 1947 " m. Sue Blair
Parents: Lawrence Carlysle McCullough and Mary Erma Dicks
first marriage to Emerson Leroy Hittle
children; Karen Lee Hittle b. 2 Nov 1943 Sharon, PA m. Wayne Black
Ronald LeRoy b. 14 Sep 1947 " m. Sue Blair
Notes for Aytch (Spouse 1)
Aytch Jordan, 84, died Wednesday, May 30, 2001, of congestive heart failure at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center. He was born July 8, 1916, in the Big Canyon area near Orofino to Okey Jay and Virginia Flannagan Jordan.
Aytch began working in the timber at a young age and learned to run heavy equipment. He worked as a truck driver and operated heavy construction equipment.
He was in the 124th Quartermaster Company of the Army during World War II and fought in the American Theater of Operations and in the African European area through the African desert into Italy and Corsica.
After the war, he married Betty Petrie. They later divorced. In 1978, he married Marian Hittle. His survivors include his wife at home; his sons, Michael of Maple Valley, Wash., and Douglas of Lacey, Wash.; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Also two stepchildren, Karen Black of Fredonia, Pa., and Ronald Hittle of Durham, N.C.; six stepgrandchildren; and four stepgreat-grandchildren; brother Boyd (Bud) Jordan and sister Agnes Satchwell of Lewiston. Several brothers and sisters preceded him in death.
Aytch liked dancing and golfing and was an Arizona snowbird for the latter 17 years of his life. He enjoyed the desert and making silver gemstone jewelry.
A funeral service is at 2 p.m. Saturday at Vassar-Rawls Funeral Home at Lewiston. Burial follows at Normal Hill Cemetery in Lewiston. The Rev. Ole Gunderson of Our Savior's Lutheran will officiate. Viewing is today from 2 to 7 p.m. at Vassar-Rawls
Lewiston Morning Tribune (ID) - June 1, 2001
184Descendants of Richard Pennington
Debbie Pennington Britner - Sep 3, 2006
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Has several different wives from different sources who don’t totally agree. ccs
Aytch began working in the timber at a young age and learned to run heavy equipment. He worked as a truck driver and operated heavy construction equipment.
He was in the 124th Quartermaster Company of the Army during World War II and fought in the American Theater of Operations and in the African European area through the African desert into Italy and Corsica.
After the war, he married Betty Petrie. They later divorced. In 1978, he married Marian Hittle. His survivors include his wife at home; his sons, Michael of Maple Valley, Wash., and Douglas of Lacey, Wash.; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Also two stepchildren, Karen Black of Fredonia, Pa., and Ronald Hittle of Durham, N.C.; six stepgrandchildren; and four stepgreat-grandchildren; brother Boyd (Bud) Jordan and sister Agnes Satchwell of Lewiston. Several brothers and sisters preceded him in death.
Aytch liked dancing and golfing and was an Arizona snowbird for the latter 17 years of his life. He enjoyed the desert and making silver gemstone jewelry.
A funeral service is at 2 p.m. Saturday at Vassar-Rawls Funeral Home at Lewiston. Burial follows at Normal Hill Cemetery in Lewiston. The Rev. Ole Gunderson of Our Savior's Lutheran will officiate. Viewing is today from 2 to 7 p.m. at Vassar-Rawls
Lewiston Morning Tribune (ID) - June 1, 2001
184Descendants of Richard Pennington
Debbie Pennington Britner - Sep 3, 2006
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Has several different wives from different sources who don’t totally agree. ccs