Mima Marshall (Rode) d. 13 julio 1965

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Acontecimientos

nace:: ♀ Ida Berenice Brough [Brough]

matrimonio: ♂ Rudolph Rode [Rode]

29 julio 1909 matrimonio: Salt Lake City, USA, L.D.S. Temple, ♂ Ernest LeRoy Brough [Brough] n. 13 diciembre 1885 d. 16 octubre 1918

30 agosto 1910 nace:: ♂ Louis LeRoy Brough [Brough] n. 30 agosto 1910

7 junio 1914 nace:: ♂ Robert Marshall Brough [Brough] n. 7 junio 1914 d. 8 septiembre 1979

26 octubre 1916 nace:: ♀ Veda Mima Brough [Brough] n. 26 octubre 1916

19 octubre 1918 nace:: Lyman, USA, ♀ Helen Metta Brough (Rode) [Brough] n. 19 octubre 1918 d. 30 mayo 1979

13 julio 1965 defunción: Buena Park (California), California, USA, Knotts Berry Farm

entierro: Ogden (Utah), USA

Notas

While in California, Marshall met a fine young lady, Utahna Peterson from Preston, Idaho, and they were married on June 11, 1937 in the Salt Lake Temple. Five children were born into this family.

Veda met a returned missionary, Walter Otto Dorny, and they were married on April 28, 1938 in the Salt Lake Temple. Four children came from this marriage.

When Helen graduated from Ogden High School, she went to Los Angeles to live with her mother. Mima found a position in a home taking care of a man and his son, so she and Helen went there to live. The man was Rudolph Rode and his son was Robert Rode. Mima later married Rudolph, and Helen later married his son, Robert. Rudolph Rode was a fine man and loved Mima and her family very much. He truly became a father to Mima's children, who had missed having a father for so many years.

Mima lived to be 78 years old and saw many of the fruits of her labors come to pass. She died on July 13, 1965, of a heart attack at Knotts Berry Farm in California, while eating one of their wonderful chicken dinners. She was buried in Ogden, Utah in the Altorest Mortuary between her husband, Roy, and her oldest son, Louis. Since her death another daughter, Helen Metta, has died (on May 30, 1979), as has her second and last son, Robert Marshall (who died on September 8, 1979).

• http://www.broughfamily.org/history/Ernest_L_Brough.html

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