Descendants of Johannes Horn

31. Margaret Laura Kinzel (Caroline Wilemina Christiana Horn²¹, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on May 21, 1914 in Ritzville, Adams, Washington, USA and died on June 20, 2009 in District of Columbia, USA, at age 95. Another name for Margaret was Margaret Franson.

Margaret married Edward Carl Franson, son of Carl August Franson and Augusta Franson, on June 6, 1934 in Ritzville, Adams, Washington, USA. Edward was born on August 6, 1905 in Ritzville, Adams, Washington, USA, died on June 27, 1977 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, at age 71, and was buried in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA.

70 i. Gerald Edwin Franson was born on June 10, 1936 in Ritzville, Adams, Washington, USA and died on October 30, 2009 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, at age 73. Another name for Gerald was Gerald Franson.

+ 71 ii. Delnora Mae Franson was born on April 10, 1938 in Ritzville, Adams, Washington, USA and died on August 15, 2021, at age 83.

35. William Edwin Zier (Katherine Ingeburg Louise Horn²², Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on May 31, 1914 in Lauer, Adams, Washington, USA, died on August 12, 2009 in Odessa, Lincoln, Washington, USA, at age 95, and was buried in 2009 in Odessa, Lincoln, Washington, USA.

William married Genevieve Alice Young on August 19, 1945 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA. Genevieve was born on October 30, 1925 in Greenwood, Kansas, USA and died on December 11, 2017 in Colville, Stevens, Washington, USA, at age 92.

36. Harold George Zier (Katherine Ingeburg Louise Horn²², Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on November 9, 1915 in Odessa, Lincoln, Washington, USA and died on April 28, 2000 in Huntsville, Madison, Alabama, USA, at age 84.

Harold married Constance Skokos, daughter of Sering Skokos and Angela Mendes, on November 8, 1945 in Asbury Park, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA. Constance was born on March 13, 1919 in Perth Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA and died in November 2007 in Alabama, USA, at age 88. Another name for Constance was Connie.

39. Virgil David Zier (Katherine Ingeburg Louise Horn²², Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on September 23, 1921 in Odessa, Lincoln, Washington, USA and died on August 9, 2005 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, at age 83.

Virgil married Barbara Louise Van Hardenberg, daughter of Carl Van Hardenberg and Roberta Reed.

40. Merlin William Zier (Katherine Ingeburg Louise Horn²², Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on June 12, 1928 in Odessa, Lincoln, Washington, USA, died on November 12, 1967 in Wheat Ridge, Jefferson, Colorado, USA, at age 39, and was buried in Heppner, Morrow, Oregon, USA.

41. Theodore Harold Zier (Katherine Ingeburg Louise Horn²², Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on June 5, 1931 in Odessa, Lincoln, Washington, USA and died on March 2, 2016, at age 84. Another name for Theodore was Ted.

42. Alan Anton Zier (Katherine Ingeburg Louise Horn²², Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on March 20, 1933 in Odessa, Lincoln, Washington, USA and died on January 5, 2020, at age 86.

General Notes: Our beloved father, Alan Anton Zier, passed away in his home on January 5, 2020.
Alan was born on March 20, 1933 in Odessa, Washington. His mother, Katharine “Katie” Horn, was the daughter of Rev. Karl Anton Horn, who spread the Lutheran gospel on horseback throughout Montana, Washington and Northern Oregon in the 1800’s and e arly 1900’s. Alan’s father, George Zier, was a farmer with a twinkle in his eye, who owned several hundred acres of property which the family farmed in Odessa. George Zier was the first man to drive an automobile to the Odessa church in the 1920’s . Alan was the youngest of 8 sons, and he and his brothers helped his parents manage the farm in Odessa until the family moved to Davenport. Alan’s ancestors donated the property which the Odessa Cemetery is located, and his ancestors are buried t here. Alan’s memorial stone rests with his parents’ markers at the Odessa Cemetery.

Scholastically, Alan was an extremely popular overachiever - Class President of Davenport High, Debate Team President, Football Team Captain, and Golden Gloves boxing champion. He graduated Magna Cum Laude. Alan had a rich singing voice and love d to sing up until his final days. He sang in the church and school choirs, acted in school plays, and played multiple instruments. Alan, his 7 older brothers, and their father all drove snazzy automobiles, including the family’s “church car”, a 1 957 Chevrolet Bel Air. Alan loved classic cars his entire life.

After graduating from Davenport High, Alan joined the Army and served as a communications specialist, stationed in South Korea. He could recite and speak “Morse Code” up until a few months before his death. He was a decorated Korean War veteran (F oreign Service medal), and also continued boxing quite successfully in the Army, defeating other branches of the service. Due to Alan’s communications expertise, he was recruited by the CIA but turned them down because he missed his family and dec ided to return home to Davenport. After his military career, Alan pursued theology studies at Pacific Lutheran University and Whitworth University, however his path changed when his family came along. He discontinued his ministry studies to work a s a crane operator at Kaiser Aluminum (Mead), retiring there after 30+ years.

An avid hunter, Alan shot one of the largest white tail deer in Washington’s history in 1966. His trophy buck was featured in the Spokesman Review Newspaper. He enjoyed hunting in Alaska and would return home with the wild bounty of deer, caribou , elk, moose and bear meat to feed his family. He also loved fishing, playing poker, collecting classic cars, reading the Bible, analyzing Biblical scriptures, and preaching the Gospel.

Alan is survived by his 4 children - Lajuanna Zier of Honolulu, eldest son Ricky Alan Zier of Deer Park, and sons Jimmy Anton Zier and Kelly Zier of Spokane. Alan’s 3 grandsons, Hunter, Wyatt and Luke Zier reside in Spokane. Alan’s granddaughters , Krissa Zier, Heidi Zier and Kailey Anne Ivy Zier reside outside of Spokane. Until the end of his life, Alan and Lajuanna were regular visitors at Loon Lake’s Granite Point Park, where they enjoyed fishing and the eternal quest for the illusive “ big one.” A private memorial service will be held on Father’s Day in Odessa, and a ceremony will also be conducted at the Veterans Cemetery on Alan’s birthday. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that you thank a veteran for their invaluable s ervice to our great country, and cast your line at Loon Lake’s Granite Point Park in quest for “the big one.” “Let’s go fishing” in Heaven, Dad.

43. Arthur Hermann Franke (Thekla Dorothea Antonia Horn²⁴, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on November 3, 1922 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA and died on April 24, 1993, at age 70.

Arthur married Betty Ratliff, daughter of Lloyd Ratliff and Ivadell Smith, on November 8, 1944 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA. Betty was born on June 16, 1923 in Spokane, Washington, USA and died on May 28, 2009 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, at age 85.

44. Erma Louise Franke (Thekla Dorothea Antonia Horn²⁴, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Erma married Wayne Conner. Wayne was born on June 27, 1925 in Creston, Lincoln, Washington, USA and died on August 4, 1976 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, at age 51.

101 iv. Daniel Wayne Conner was born on February 14, 1955 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA and died on April 28, 1988 in Fairbanks North Star, Alaska, USA, at age 33.

45. Richard Fredrick Franke (Thekla Dorothea Antonia Horn²⁴, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Richard married Dorothy Jane Johnson, daughter of Edward Johnson and Bartella Oves.

46. Margaret Julia Franke (Thekla Dorothea Antonia Horn²⁴, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Margaret married Gerhard Edward William Rosin, son of Edward Reinhold Johann Rosin and Elsie Albertina Rhode. Gerhard was born on November 21, 1926 in Castle Rock, Dakota, Minnesota, USA and died on January 8, 2002 in Kelso, Cowlitz, Washington, USA, at age 75.

Mark married Trina Jean Neighbors, daughter of Larry Neighbors and Arleen.

Celeste married Craig Leigh Stubbs, son of Joseph Demar Stubbs and Wanda.

47. Dorothea Marie Franke (Thekla Dorothea Antonia Horn²⁴, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Dorothea married Gene Dippel, son of Walter Dippel and Elsa Schmidt.

48. Beatrix Belva Horn (Karl Gottlieb Christian²⁵, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on January 28, 1922 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, was christened in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, died on February 7, 1994 in Apache Junction, Pinal, Arizona, USA, at age 72, and was buried in August 1995 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA. The cause of her death was heart failure due to asthmas attack.

General Notes: Beatrix Amelia Horn was born on 28 January, 1922 in Davenport, Washington, to Carl Horn and Belva Tobiasen. They lived in the little white house in the next lot from the Tobiasen brick house. Both Bea and Dolores were born there. Bea was my big si ster, which meant she could tell me what to do. She would sit beside me and dish up my plate as food was passed during meal time. The one thing that I really, really remember, was Bea making me sit at the kitchen table until I ate my cooked carrot s, with me bawling and a runny nose. I must have eaten some and then the rest shoved to the floor, (we didn't have a dog!), but she stayed with me. Terry would come to take Bea on a date, if she was not ready he would sit down and visit. I woul d invariability be sitting right close to him or on his lap; she would ask me to get off of his lap so they could go out. Terry was an only child so was close with our family as I was growing up. Remember Bea was nine years older than me. Bea an d Terry played tennis together and made the Davenport High tennis team. They played well together as doubles against another couple Bea was there to help our Dad when he was ill with his asthma and later with his cancer of the liver. Our asthma i s a heredity gene which his father had and moved down the generations to Bea and myself. Mom had her heart attack and I came down to see her at the Lincoln Hospital. She appeared to be feeling better, so we both were chatting away. When here come s Bea in to her room, as a nurse, not as a daughter and sister, but as part of the medical field. She did not know that Mom had company. Guess the machines in the office were changing, which gave her a start. She wouldn't let me stay long to visi t Mom! That is how dedicated she was to her patients.
2002 JHR
Here is the eulogy that Rodney did at his Mom's funeral Feb 1994 in Arizona. I could not write any better about Bea: JHR
On behalf of my Mom, my Dad and our entire family, I want to thank you, Pastor Gage, the choir, Keith, Peg, the congregation, and everyone who is here for your love and support for the family and especialy for your love of Mom. Today, our heart s are saddned because we can no longer enjoy the physical presence of my Mom, Bea Buchser. A person loved by so many; A person who devoted her life to helping others. Although Mom never did want attention, she did like to celebrate. Therefore I p ropose: Let us make this Day of Celebration; A day of Memorial and Reunion; A day of Love and Support; A day of Surrender and Release; A day to Feel the Presence of God and realize how precious Life is! For today, we are gathered here in God's ho use to say our prayers, give our Respect and to Express our Love to my Mom, Bea Buchser. Beatrix Belva Horn Buchser was a great soul while living here on Earth. To day she is in Paradise! Mom's in Heaven with those loved ones who have gone befor e her. She is with the Lord! Today, she is singing and playing her music in Heaven's choir, glorifying God! And we miss her so very much. For those who may not know what happened, I feel compelled to mention th at Mom had been suffering from ast hma for many years. In the last couple of years her chronic asthma required frequent treatments daily with medication through a ventilator machine (nebulizer machine), many times late at night. And on Feburary 7th, 1994 about midnight, Mom suffer ed a severe asthma attack while taking her medication. Her lungs were so weak, that even a tracheotomy performed by the emergency people failed to get her the air she needed and her heart failed. As Dad says, "she's resting easy now." Beatrix Be lva Horn was born in Davenport, Washington on January 28, 1922 to Carl and Belva Horn. Growing up, Bea was the oldest of four sisters which include Dolores Moeller, who is here from Hawaii, Carla Boleneus, who is here with her husband, Everett, w ho came from Davenport, Washington and Jeanne Ross, who is here with her husband, Jack, who came from Spokane, Washington. At an early age Mom discovered one of her Passions - Music! Whether it was singing or playing the piano or organ, Mom reall y enjoyed music. As a freshman in high school Mom and Dolores, who was then in the 7th grade, sang at funerals, taking over for their Mom, who had retired from the same. Carla and Jeanne also sang at funerals. And as a child growing up I remembe r the sisters together at our house, with such beautiful harmonies, that you knew they were in touch with the divinie spirit. And her love for this choir, I am sure she is very pleased with the music that is being played today. Amazing Grace wa s one of her favorites. (Bea played piano for the church choir) In 1944, two very important things happened, events that took place in Mom 's life: She graduated from Sacred Heart Medical Center School of Nursing and became a Registered Nurse. A nd in July, on July 21, 1944, Mom married her high school sweetheart, then Lt. in the Army, Donald Terrence Buchser. My Dad, who loved Mom so very much. Bea and Terry had three children that are also here today. Ronald Terrence, who came from C anoga Park, California and Rollie Jo Brehens, who came from Republic, Washington and myself. They have four grandchildren of which three were able to be here today. Richelle Behrens Greenwood, Rollie 's daughter, and Brieann and Brittany,daughter s to my wife, Nancy and myself. Bea and Terry also have one great grandchild, Teal, Richelle's daughter. In addition, Bea had 15 nieces and nephews. In 1944, my Dad went to war, so my Dad's Mom,Thelma Newton and Mom, started a retail store that l ater became Buchser's Apparel. For nearly twenty years Mom helped Dad run the store. Yet, during this time, Bea was also a full-time Mom. She was always home when we came home from school. And both my Mom and Dad never missed an event any of kid s were involved with, from plays, musicals and dramas, to every kind of sporting activity, basketball, tennis, or football. My folks were always there for us. And Mom was an inspriation to us all!! She was a great teacher. She taught us by examp le - the importance of hard work, responsibility, self-reliance, leadership. They always told me I was a leader, not a follower, which probably inspired me to stretch and to be here today. Bea Buchser's life was one of dedicated service to other s! From 1963 until 1981, Mom was one of the head nurses in Lincoln County Hospital in Davenport. There are so many stories to tell of her helping others. But if you knew Mom you wouldn't be surprised to hear for example. she might notice a bed n eeds changing, and even though she was the head nurse and could ask another nurse to fix the bed, Mom would say, "that bed needs changing, let's do it right now!" In 1981 Mom and Dad retired to Queen Valley, Ariozona. And again Mom was a helper . She helped take care of Dad's step-dad, Ed Newton, who had Alzeimers. More recently Mom helped take care of Dad's Mom, Thelma Newton, who will be 91 in May, who is here also today. We love you Grandma. Mom's whole like was helping people! Sh e was a devoted wife to dad for over 50 years. She was a loving and nurturing Mother. She was a kind and fun Grandmother. She was a Teacher, a Healer to the Sick, a loving Sister, and a Friend to all. She was a Christian. Mom loved bridge, bing o and jigsaw puzzles. And the Phoenix Suns are very fortunate indeed because they now have a guardian angel rooting from Heaven. Bea Buchser had so many gifts and talents. She was truly blessed as we have been truly blessed to be in her company . For me, she gave me life, and through her example. she showed me the joy and reward of serving others. Bea Buchser was as strong woman, She had courage and determination, She was a doer, She was a pioneer woman with a pioneer spirit. At Powde r Horn Bay on Coeur D Alene Lake in Idaho, where Mom loved to be in the summer months, she personally helped to build roads, houses, clear acres of brush and trees, and beaches of rocks with her bare hands. Mom loved to work with her hands whethe r it was gardening, hooking beads, crocheting, crafts of any kind and could those fingers ever play a piano or organ. Bea Buchser was never afraid to work. In fact she was always on the go. Until her asthma began to take its toil. Even then fe w poeple knew of her condition because she refused to give into a debilitating situation. But God's will has been done. Rodney H Buchser 1995 Thanks Rod! ( ) were my insets. JHR

Beatrix married Donald Terrance Buchser, son of Roland H Buscher and Thelma Galda Zornes, on July 21, 1944 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA. Donald was born on June 17, 1922 in Worley, Kootenai, Idaho, USA, died on August 14, 1996 in Apache Junction, Pinal, Arizona, USA, at age 74, and was buried on August 19, 1996 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA. The cause of his death was died from a fall, hitting his head. Another name for Donald was Donald Terry Buchser.

115 i. Ronald Terry Buchser was born on August 4, 1945 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, was christened in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, died on December 4, 1999 in West Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA, at age 54, and was buried in August 2000 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA.

49. Dolores Bertha Horn (Karl Gottlieb Christian²⁵, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on March 3, 1924 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, was christened in 1924 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, and died on December 31, 2008 in Kaneohe, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, at age 84.

General Notes: Dolores Bertha Matilda Horn was born and raised in Davenport, Washington. I attended 12 years of school, and graduating from Davenport High School in 1942. I joined the Old National Bank in Davenport in August 1942, then in 1943 I transferred t o the Main Branch in Spokane, Washington. I was named after Dolores Cassells, whose father was one of the owers of the hardware store in Davenport under the name of Denson & Cassells. Dolores went to the Hawaiian Islands in the early 30's and taug ht school there, sending me things from there. So from that time I could not get the Islands out of my mind. After working for ONB for ten years, I took my profit sharing and headed for Hawaii. I arrived on the Lurline, October 26, 1952, met lot s of nurses on the ship. On the Sunday after I arrived I sat under the big huge Banyan Tree at the famous Moana Hotel and cried my eyes out as I was so homesick in one weeks time. They were putting the three main ships that had regular routes fro m the Mainland to the Islands into dry dock and would not be operating until sometime in February 1953. So to go back home would be costly as I came with eight bags of luggage, including a typewriter, and sewing machine!! I worked at a radio stat ion KGMB, which had just switched to TV. The first station that introduced TV to Hawaii in Dec 1952. In February 1953, I received a telephone call from Bishop Bank, which has since changed to several banks and today First Hawaiian Bank. I worke d in the Kailua Branch for nine years as a teller and later transferred to the Main Branch in Honolulu in 1967 to New Accounts Department, which was like a PR job and really fun. In 1969 the Escrow Department was started and I was asked to join th e staff. I retired in April 1987 with the title of Assistant Vice president. I really loved the escrow work, even the long hours but very rewarding. When I was working in Honolulu in 1953, my folks made their first visit. Can you imagine my Da d and Mom walking down the streets in Waikiki Beach with just bathing suits on. Well, they did and returned for two more visits until my Dad had health problems. Their first two visits were surprises! Daddy always like to surprise people and th e first time they came I almost had a heart attack! They just walked into the bank, where I was a teller at the time, and asked to see my boss. He went along with their surprise, then came up to me and said he had a special project for me, that t ook me downstairs near the safety deposit boxes. My boss guided me into this room and as I entered the room, there sat Mom and Daddy all grins. Of course we Hugged and Cried and Screamed. I nearly had a heart attack! The second time. was afte r I was married and Vic's folks were in on the surprise. After having the folks visit here, it made living here so much easier, as wrting was more fun as they knew what I was talking about. Vic (Victor Manuel Moeller) and I met at the bank in 1953 . He didn't like "Coast Haole" as we were called. Well, he changed mind about this one, as we were engaged in April 1955 and married here on July 16 1955. We moved to our present residence in July 1968. We have no children but have turned to b e cat lovers. We have Skoshi III, who is going on 11 years and have accepted to strays, we call Blue and Brown. Blue is getting very friendly and loves to just sit on Vic's lap, while we are trying to make Brown more people friendly and she is c oming around. Vic has taken up golfing and he tries to play a couple times a week. Vic has lived here all of his life and really hard to get him to the Mainland, although we have been there several times. I belonged to a women's golf group, but di scontinued in 1999. I joined a gym and exercise 3 times a week, do crafts, as painting shirts, crocheting, knitting, playing my organ and meeting friends coming and going at the airport. As you can see I Love Hawaii, we have entertained many man y people from the Mainland and friends here. So as of this date May 23, 2001, I will bid you ALOHA, until we meet again!!!
Dolores Horn Moeller 2001.
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" In May of 2005 Dee had a inplantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD). The last time I saw Dr. Yee, my cardioligist, he mention at my age (81) Ii could have a stroke and in a nursing home, the whole ball of wax. Then he suggested that the defib rillator would probably be what I needed. The ICD is a device that's placed in your body to help control the heart rhythm (the speed and pattern of the heartbeat). It is placed on the right or left side (left side for her). When you have heart f ailure, your is weakened and doesn't pump as well as it should. This means parts of the body don't get enough blood and oxygen. Heart failure causes symptoms such as having less energy and being short of breath. Now what this Dr. is going to du e is the ICD with a combination of the CRI. I hope this makes sense. When I was in the hospital in June '02, they said that I had had a heart attack, but I don't know when as I never ran across anyting like that.............maybe a silent one. S o when he mentioned STROKE... it made me think that this maybe the way to go. Today they took three viles of blood, so after the Dr. talks with my heart Dr. they will setup a date, I am hoping sooner than later." Dolores Moeller 2005 In the ba ck of her mind Dee was thinking of our Mom as these were her symptoms but they did not do this in 1981. She came through the surgery beautifully. The three month checkup, they connect her to the computer and Dr. watches the operation of her heart . She sits behind and doesn't look, typical of Dee, "just tell what is happening" and not about to look. She is back to going to gym 3 times a week and does her weeding. She keeps regular checkups. In 2002 we were talking on the phone, which we d o daily, she was telling me of her feelings. I said, " Call you doctor". Well she did, and he admitted right away into the hospital. I am so thankful that she takes my advise over the phone and the second time her heart beat would keep her up i n the night. After two nights she mentioned on the phone, my response was, "Dee hang up and call your Doctor." Good he was one the ball. Many prayers were answered. JHR May 2005

Dolores married Victor Manuel Moeller, son of Berthold August Moeller and Ethel Hermina Santos, on July 16, 1955 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Victor was born on October 2, 1930 in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA and died on October 11, 2007 in Kaneohe, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, at age 77.

50. Carla Ramona Horn (Karl Gottlieb Christian²⁵, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Carla married Everett Richard Boleneus, son of John Boleneus and Margaret Lueck. Everett was born on April 30, 1921 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, was christened in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, died on April 11, 2007 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA, at age 85, and was buried on April 16, 2007 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA.

51. Jeanne Beverly Horn (Karl Gottlieb Christian²⁵, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Jeanne married Jack Nathan Ross, son of Clyde E. Ross and Maxine M. Bergman. Jack was born on August 2, 1929 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, was christened in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, and died on October 5, 2007 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA, at age 78.

52. Robert Leslie Rummer (Agnes Augustus Lydia Horn²⁶, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Robert married Phyllis Jean Bailey, daughter of Clyde Daniel Bailey and Ruth Albro Bailey. Phyllis was born on August 24, 1929 in Scotts Bluff, Nebraska, USA, died on March 17, 2021 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, United States of America, at age 91, and was buried in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, United States of America.

53. Bruce Alan Rummer (Agnes Augustus Lydia Horn²⁶, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on January 2, 1931 in Davenport, Lincoln, Washington, USA and died on March 10, 2012 in Washington, USA, at age 81.

Bruce married Alice Hoch, daughter of Russell Hoch and Dorothy Hoch.

+ 127 i. Cherl Louise Rummer was born on November 2, 1952 in Corvallis, Benton, Oregon, USA and died after 1981.

54. Gloria Whitney (Agnes Augustus Lydia Horn²⁶, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on June 15, 1920 in Sioux City, Clay, Iowa, USA and died on February 17, 2014, at age 93.

Gloria married Arne K Pederson, son of Paul Pederson and Magda Christianson, on January 11, 1941 in Seattle, King, Washington, USA. Arne was born on June 1, 1919 in Snohomish, Washington, USA, died on May 24, 2005 in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA, at age 85, and was buried in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington, USA.

55. Anton John Horn (Albert William Gottfried²⁷, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Anton married Jean Marie Heminghaus, daughter of Carl Heminghaus and Helen Heminghaus.

58. Ruth Ellen Horn (Albert William Gottfried²⁷, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Ruth married Ernest Raymond Anderson, son of Ernest R. Anderson and Evelyn H. Kerber.

59. Patricia Jane Horn (Albert William Gottfried²⁷, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Patricia married Lloyd Oliver Ellingson, son of Oliver A Ellingson and Alfreda L Ellingson.

60. Paul Arthur Horn (Albert William Gottfried²⁷, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on February 27, 1937 in Hubbard, Trumbull, Ohio, USA, died on May 22, 2010 in USA, at age 73, and was buried in Casco, Cumberland County, Maine, USA. Another name for Paul was Paul Arthur Horn.

61. Jack Edgar Jayne (Ruth Elizabeth Rose Horn²⁸, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on December 18, 1925 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, USA and died on August 18, 2015 in Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA, at age 89.

General Notes: Jack E. Jayne, 89, died August 18 at St. Paul Villa in Kaukauna. He was born December 18, 1925, in Spokane, WA to Clarence Jayne and Ruth Horn Jayne. He grew up in Stevens Point and attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Institute o f Paper Chemistry. Jack served in the US Navy from 1944 to 1946 on the USS Randolph. He was employed by Kimberly Clark, managing Research and Development in various laboratories, and was named their first Senior Research Scientist. Jack was a memb er of American Men of Science. From 1974 until his retirement in 1988, Jack was employed by Green Bay Packaging as Corporate Environmental Manager. In retirement he volunteered at the Outagamie County Historical Museum and at the Outagamie Count y Solid Waste Facility. Jack is survived by his wife, Doris. They met in 1943 as students at UW-Madison and enjoyed 68 years of marriage. He is also survived by a daughter, Nancy Jayne Schmalz (Peter), Oshkosh, WI, and sons Thomas Guthrie Jayne (L izz), Ashwaubenon, WI, and Brian Charles Jayne (Dorothy), Cleveland, WI. A brother and a sister also survive: Jerry Jayne (Anne), San Bruno, CA and Jan Lane, Grants Pass, OR. A fourth child, Claudia Jayne Calabrese (Mike), and a granddaughter, Reb ecca Elizabeth Jayne, are deceased. Jack is also survived by twelve grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Classical music and travel, reading and bird-watching, were favorite activities for both Jack and Doris. They attended 36 Elderhostel s in the US and overseas, and were members of the Lawrence Academy New Horizons Band, in which Jack played flute. Jack's musical interests were evident during his school days, when he played both marimba and piano. Later he sang in his church choi r and in the MacDowell Chorus, as well as in Riverside Theater's production of The Most Happy Fella. Later still, Jack studied music theory at the Lawrence Conservatory and took lessons on both piano and flute. He was featured in Tremor Talk magaz ine, explaining how he adapted his flute so that he could play despite the tremor in his hands. A published poet, Jack couldn't pass up a good pun or a word he could turn into a limerick. He was an avid fan of Wisconsin Public Radio's classical mu sic programs, as well as their 12:30 quiz question, for which he regularly contributed answers and was occasionally a winner. Jack's family would like to thank the staff at St. Paul Villa, who provided warm friendship, comfort, and dedicated care.

Jack married Doris Ann Guthrie, daughter of Horace Kier Guthrie and Jennie Kingston Connell, on May 31, 1947 in Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA. Doris was born on January 10, 1926 in Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA and died on June 24, 2016 in Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA, at age 90.

+ 151 iv. Claudia Connell Jayne was born on February 27, 1956 in Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA and died on July 31, 2005 in Los Angeles County, California, USA, at age 49.

62. Janet Edith Jayne (Ruth Elizabeth Rose Horn²⁸, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Janet married Robert Loye Lane, son of Loye Lindsey Lane and Sylvia Evelyn Blakley. Robert was born on October 2, 1926 in Rocky Ford, Otero, Colorado, USA and died on February 2, 2003 in Grants Pass, Josephine, Oregon, USA, at age 76. Another name for Robert was Bob.

Janet next married Harold Ernest Rollins, son of Hardiman Ezra Rollins and Wilhelmine Jensen. Harold was born on July 24, 1922 in Granger, Sweetwater, Wyoming, USA, died on December 10, 1986 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, USA, at age 64, and was buried in Green River, Sweetwater, Wyoming, USA. Another name for Harold was Harold Ernest Rollins.

+ 153 ii. Karl Wyatt Rollins was born on May 3, 1962 in Downey, Los Angeles, California, USA and died on December 11, 2016 in Central Point West, Jackson, Oregon, USA, at age 54.

63. Jerrold Clarence Jayne (Ruth Elizabeth Rose Horn²⁸, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Jerrold married Dr. Anne Elizabeth Cronin, daughter of George Harold Cronin and Cordia Gereau Winsor.

65. Vernon Paul Henry Horn (Christoph Alfred Otto²⁹, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Vernon married Virginia Daly Williams, daughter of Danforth Daly Williams and Mary Jean.

66. Margareta Mabel Agnes Horn (Christoph Alfred Otto²⁹, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Margareta married Alan Kent Cohn, son of Maurice Cohn and Donna Cohn.

67. David Lane Horn (Martin Ernst Johannes³⁰, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹) was born on June 29, 1933 in Columbus, Fairfield, Ohio, USA and died on August 26, 2016 in Decedent's Home, Ohio, USA, at age 83.

David married Helen Weaver Steere, daughter of Douglas Steern and Dorothy Lou McEachron, on February 12, 1966 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Helen was born on April 11, 1932 in Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA and died on April 29, 2018 in Athens, Ohio, USA, at age 86.

68. Nancy Carolyn Horn (Martin Ernst Johannes³⁰, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Nancy married Peter McDonald Ewald, son of Victor Herbert Ewald and Esther H Ewald.

69. Donald Martin Horn (Martin Ernst Johannes³⁰, Karl Anton¹⁷, Karl Friedrich¹¹, Johan Adam Friedrich⁷, Johann Gottfried⁶, Johann Gottlieb⁵, Gottlieb⁴, Joseph³, Georg (E)², Johannes¹)

Donald married Karen L Keller, daughter of Robert Keller and Dorothy Brige.

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