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2B Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2011
Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
VITAL
STATISTICS
OBITUARIES
Meko Jay Henry
family and friends for their
support. There will be a cele-
bration of Meko's life in
Greenville Park, Saturday,
Sept. 24, at noon. Please join
us for a potluck lunch.
Leda Mae Brown
Meko Jay Henry, beloved
son of Michael and Mini and
brother to Malcolm Henry,
passed away Thursday, Sept.
15, 2011. He was born April
22, 1993.
The family wishes to thank
Leda Mac Brown, 94, died
Sept. 14, 2011, at her home in
Quincy, with her daughter
Zona and her grand-dog
Lizzie by her side.
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Leda was born Jan. 20,
1917, in the family home on
Main Street, Quincy.
Leda was a daughter of
Marie and William Bell. She
was one of four sisters and
two brothers. The family
built a home and dairy on
"Bell Lane," which was
named after them.
There, Leda milked cows
and delivered milk around
town in glass bottles and also
delivered milk to the railroad
at the end of Quincy Junction
Road where the train deliv-
ered it to Walker Mine.
Leda married Orville
Brown on Sept. 3, 1940. Leda
worked at the drug store and
during the war she helped
her friend Gall Rodgers at the
airport (Sky Harbor).
Leda had two children:
Tommy, born in 1946, and
Zona, born in 1952. Leda was
a wonderful mother and
homemaker. When Leda's
children had left the nest she
went to work at Wonderland
Bakery, then at the Quincy
Junior-Senior High School
cafeteria, retiring in the
1960s. Leda retired from a
job, but continued to live life
to the fullest.
Leda loved her card
club called the 101 Club,
and later in years her neigh-
borhood pinochle group. On
her birthday we always cele-
brated with an afternoon of
"country club rummy." In
the last several years she
took on a new card game
called "dirty neighbor."
Leda enjoyed rodeos and
team roping, from the local
events to the National Finals
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in Las Vegas. In the 1980s
Leda decided she needed a
snowmobile to keep up with
Zona and Marvin's activities.
On her 75th birthday, Leda
rode 75 miles on her snow-
mobile.
Mom enjoyed summers
on the patio boat on Bucks
Lake and never missed a
social event at the lake.
Leda celebrated her 90th
birthday with a surprise
party with many family and
close friends.
At 93 Leda got her first
passport and traveled to
Mexico with Marvin and
Zona for 4-1/2 months, where
she celebrated her 94th birth-
day.
In May 2011 Leda moved in-
to the Quincy Country Villa.
Leda roomed with a friend
from the 1940s, Ethel Howell.
Leda enjoyed all the social
events the Villa offered: out-
ing to the farmers market, a
fishing trip to Greenhorn
Guest Ranch (the only lady
that participated and caught
a few fish), scenic bus rides
(it did not matter where the
bus was going, Leda just
made sure she was on it!),
weekly bingo and yahtzee
games and the Friday ice
cream .socials.
One of Leda's favorite
events was her annual
Plumas County Fair Parade
party, which has been a tradi-
tion the past 25 years.
Per Leda's wishes, there
will be no celebration of life
at this time. Instead she
wanted her celebration of life
to be a "Celebration of Life
Parade Party" to be held
Saturday, Aug. 11, 2012.
Leda has left behind her
sister Ruth Egbert, of Sattley;
daughter Zona Morgan and
son-in-law Marvin Morgan,
of Quincy; step-granddaugh-
ter Carrie Noori and husband
Tim Noori; two great-grand-
daughters, Emerson and
Tatum Noori, of Lincoln; and
a very special niece, Sharon
Graver[, of Elk Grove.
She was preceded in death
by her husband Orville in
1999 and son Tommy in 1969.
In lieu of flowers, please
make donations to the Plumas
County Museum, 500 Jackson
St., Quincy, CA 95971.
Thomas John Lohrman
Thomas John Lohrman, 84,
of La Quinta, Calif., went
home to be with the Lord
Sept. 4, 2011, in Rancho
Mirage, Calif. He was born in
1927 to Henry J. and Agnes B.
Lohrman, of Wisconsin.
He served in the U.S. Naval
Air Corp. from 1944 to 1946 as
a seaman first class.
Thomas married his
wife Alice Dec. 31, 1947, in
Madison.
He was owner of Vance
Roofing of San Clemente for
27 years. He was a member of
the Exchange Club of San
Clemente, La Quinta Hotel
~olf Club, Graeagle Golf
Course and Indian Palms
& Mallery
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Thomas is survived by his
wife, Alice M. Lohrman;
daughters Terri Thomson
and Nancy David; sons John,
James and Daniel Lohrman;
sister Pauline Erhard;
brother Phil Lohrman; eight
grandchildren; and nine
great-grandchildren.
Thomas was a wonderful
and faithful husband, father,
grandfather and great-grand-
father. He was dearly loved.
A memorial to celebrate
Tom's life will take place at
noon Sept. 24, at the Laguna
de la Paz clubhouse in La
Quinta. In lieu of flowers, the
family suggests donations be
made to the "Jesus Provides
Fund," Grace Chapel, 49-395
Madison St., Indio, CA 92201.
BIRTHS
Kade Andrew DriscoU
Kade Andrew Driscoll was
born Aug. 1, 2011, at 10:17
p.m. at Renown Regional
Medical Center to Lindsay
and Christopher Driscoll, of
Quincy. He weighed 8
pounds, 2 ounces and was
19-3/4 inches long.
Paternal grandparents are
DeeDee and Don Driscoll,
of Quincy; mater~al grand-
parents are Linda and Mark
Little, of Las Vegas.
Great-grandmothers are
Mary Driscoll, of Cromberg,
and Donna Little, of Delta,
Utah.
Kade is also welcomed by
sibling Cooper, 2-1/2 years
old.
Emiliana Marie Gallagher
Emiliana Marie Gallagher
was born to Heather and Ben
Gallagher, of Sparks, Nev.;
Aug. 29, 2011, at Renown Hos-
pital in Reno, Nev. Emiliana
weighed 8 pounds, 3 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are
Mary Ellen and Brian Gage,
of Quincy.
Paternal grandparents are
Barbara and Ian Gallagher,
of Forward Green, Suffolk,
England. ..........
Great-gratidiSarents are
Mary Sotak, of Quincy, and
Stuart Smith, of Stowmarket,
England.
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carries up to 95 % amnesia and reduction of any anxiety
for all dental procedures including but not limited to:
Extractions, including wisdom teeth
Periodontal treatment (surgery, grafting, laser, cleanings)
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Moses Edward Jackson
Tuerck was born to Julia
Jackson Tuerck and Robert
Tuerck, of Quincy, Aug. 31,
2011, at 4:54 p.m. at Plumas
District Hospital in Quincy.
Moses weighed 7 pounds,
1 ounce.
Maternal grandparents are
Ruth and Michael Jackson, of
Quincy.
Paternal grandfather is
Oscar Tuerck, of Seattle,
Wash.
See Vitals, page 3B
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Also, please take note that the articles Straight Talk for the
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431 Main St., Quincy, CA • 283-1119
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