Person:Blanche Demers (1)
Blanche Agnes Demers
b.18 Feb 1909 Jefferson, Union, South Dakota, United States
d.24 Apr 2001 Roseville, Placer, California, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 18 Sep 1900
  1. Alexander Joseph Demers1901 - 1989
  2. Yvonne Philomena Demers1902 - 1974
  3. Aldea Marian Demers1904 - 1927
  4. Pamela Delores Demers1907 - 1967
  5. Blanche Agnes Demers1909 - 2001
  6. Rita Loretta Demers1911 - 1978
  7. Aurel Francis Demers1913 - 1988
  8. Edmund William Demers1915 - 1996
  9. Lauria Rosalene Demers1918 - 1993
  10. Berdena Irene Demers1920 - 1921
  11. Darlene Dorothea Demers1922 - 2000
  12. Elaine Lois Demers1924 - 1999
Spouse and Children
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m. 16 Jun 1929
  1. Carole Jean White1929 - 1930
  2. Carl Corwin White1931 - 1995
  3. Joseph White1934 - 1934
Spouse and Children
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m. 24 Apr 1965
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Facts and Events
Name Blanche Agnes Demers
Gender Female
Birth? 18 Feb 1909 Jefferson, Union, South Dakota, United States
Marriage 16 Jun 1929 Elk Point, Union, South Dakota, United Statesto Willis Corwin White, Willie
Marriage 24 Apr 1965 Glendale, Humboldt, California, United Statesto Joseph Jacob Bonar, (Joe)
Death? 24 Apr 2001 Roseville, Placer, California, United States
Burial? Mission Hills, San Diego, California, United States

!DEATH_OBITUARY: An obituary by Green Valley Mortuary & Cemetery, California, says: "Blanche Agnes Bonar (her married name at time of death) is survived by her daughter Willa Lou Gillespie of Rescue, CA; step-daughter Phyllis Sullivan of Glendale, CA; step-son Thomas Bonar of Van Nuys, CA; 13 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her first husband of 32 years Willis C. White; second husband of 14 years Joseph J. Bonar; children Carol Jean White, Carl Corwin White and baby Joseph White; 8 sisters and 3 brothers. Blanche was a family-oriented woman who loved her extended family as much as her biological family. Born the fifth of 13 children, Blanche knew the value of family ties and support, a tradition she carried over to adulthood as she helped her grandchildren through college. Retiring as office manager from H.J. Heinz Corporation after 22 years of service, Blanche embarked on traveling throughout the world. She visited the Worlds Fair in Japan and New York and journeyed the Orient and Europe extensively. Dancing was a passion with Blanche which she enjoyed three nights a week with her huband Joe, and looked forward to their Saturday night ritual of dinner and dancing the night away. At her request a private graveside service was held. Interment at San Fernando Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills, CA."

!INTERMENT: She was buried at San Fernando Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills, CA

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