59. Hershal Henry WEIPERT (Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 16 Dec 1898 in , Lincoln Co., Washington. He died on 22 Mar 1975 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. He was buried on 25 Mar 1975 in Spokane, Washington, Fairmont Memorial Park.

BIRTH: Census: Washington, Lincoln Co., Fairview Pct., V10ED39S16L1, 1900.

MARRIAGE: Information from Alice (Weipert) Patton, 11 Jan 1998.

DEATH: Washington state death index microfilm: Weipert, Hershal H., male, 3/22/75, Spokane death, Spokane residence.

Hershal married Henryetta L. BECK, daughter of William BECK and Kathryn AUWERTER, on 14 Dec 1920. Henryetta was born on 1 Apr 1902 in Harrington, Lincoln Co., Washington. She died on 2 Mar 1987 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. She was buried in Mar 1987 in Fairmont Memorial Park, Spokane, Washington.

BIRTH: Social Security death record (535-24-1633).

DEATH: Social Security death record (535-24-1633).

61. Georgie Mae WEIPERT ¹ (Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 6 Apr 1902 in Lincoln Co., Washington. She died on 24 May 1969 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. She was buried in 1969 in Reardan, Lincoln Co., Washington, Reardan Cem.

BIRTH: Her name is "Georgia" in the Wedding book for Frank Weipert and Clara Gollehon.  The 1910 census has "Georgiana".  Her brother Roy H. referred to her as "Georgie" in conversation with him.

MARRIAGE: Obituary of father Sebastian.  Information from Alice (Weipert) Patton.

Georgie married Peter Cernal GOODMAN ¹, son of William GOODMAN and Clara KAISER, on 22 Feb 1922 in Davenport, Lincoln Co., Washington. Peter was born on 7 Oct 1900 in Washington. He died on 4 Dec 1975 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. He was buried on 8 Dec 1975 in Reardan, Lincoln Co., Washington, Reardan Cem.

BIOGRAPHY: The 1940 Washington, Lincoln Co., Reardan, list him as a bus driver for the Reardan school.

62. Edith Lydia WEIPERT ¹ (Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 31 Oct 1903 in Washington. She died on 19 Jan 1998 in Deer Park, Spokane Co., Washington. She was buried on 23 Jan 1998 in Reardan, Lincoln Co., Washington, Reardan Cem..

BIRTH: Census: Washington, Lincoln Co., Waukon, 3-108-4A, p.243, 09 May 1910.
Reardan cemetery record.

BIOGRAPHY: She lived in Chewelah, WA in the 1980's. Written by a granddaughter:
Little Granny Bennett. Small but mighty. This little lady loved to go for walks, even well into her eighties, she could outwalk just about anyone.When I would go to visit she would usually want to go to the store. I would reach for the car keys and it was then she would make the announcement that we were going to walk! And we did. Gramma pushed that cart up and down every single isle. She would get the three or four items we needed for lunch and after going though the check out stand (she knew every checker) we would then go for a "short zip" though the park. As soon as we got back to her house she was ready to jump right into making our four course lunch! Gramma liked to talked about family history. She had good stories about her brothers and sisters and the fun things they did while growing up on a farm. Memories about her brother when he jumped out of the barn loft hanging on to an umbrella.  Or the other brother who set the barn on fire while trying to smoke out a rabbit that was under the floorboards. She helped her mother in the kitchen get food ready for the farm hands during grain harvest. Her sisters shared a bed with her. Mornings where chilly. They rushed to the woodstove to warm up. One of her favorite stories was about when her mama had the twins. It was nice to see the expression on her face when she would recall tip toeing into her mothers bedroom and taking her first peek at the two tiny new members to their family. The babies were so small. They were little enough to fit in a shoe box together. They stayed snug and warm in the bread warming compartment of the cookstove! When I was young and visiting at Grammas house, she had cards and coloring books, dolls and books, cookies and cakes, just about anything you could desire. We had good food, good fun, a cozy bed, and a warm lap for hugs. While I was older and taking my children to visit Gramma, I could relive some of those wonderful memories as she shared her home and self with her great-grandchildren. I would take my family history records to her and ask her to look at them. She would do her best to recall memories. We looked at pictures and shared a lot of love. We went through notebooks of information. When she got tired she would shut the book and say "That's enough of that!" But, within a few minutes she would be opening up the notebook again, just to make sure the information was correct. Gramma liked flower gardening. Especially tulips. She used cream and sugar in her morning cup of coffee.  Toothpicks were a must after every meal. She used Dove soap. She enjoyed knitting. She would make hats and mittens for all her grandchildren. As they outgrew "Gramma's knitting" she continued making hats to donate to organizations.

DEATH: She was living at Riverview Estates Care Center at the time of her death.

OBITUARY: Posted at Find A Grave Memorial:
"Age 94, a 56 year resident of Chewelah, WA, passed away on Monday, January 19, 1998, in Chattaroy, WA. She was born on October 31, 1903 in Waukon, WA, and was a former resident of Williams Valley/Deer Park. Dear mother of Charlotte Holford and son-in-law, Lee Holford of Colbert, WA, and Carol Bennett of New York City, NY; a daughter-in-law, Alice Bennett, Spokane, WA; a sister, Alice Patton, and a brother, Roy Weipert, both of Spokane, WA; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Member of the Rebecca Lodge, Chewelah, WA. Funeral home visitation 12:00 noon to 2:00 P.M., Thursday, January 22, 1998 at the Lauer Funeral Home in Deer Park, WA. Graveside Funeral Service and interment, 11:00 A.M., Friday, January 23, 1998 at the Reardan Community Cemetery, Reardan, WA, with the Rev. Dr. Daniel Berg officiating. [Spokesman Review]"

BURIAL: Burial list of the Reardan Cemetery transcribed and submitted by
Bud & Virginia Engelhardt, November 30, 1998, from USGenWeb
archives: Bennett, Edith b. 1903 d. 1998.
Find A Grave Memorial# 20402623, Edith Lydia Weipert Bennett, gravestone "Edith L Bennett, 1903-1998, Mother." Site states Birth: Oct. 31, 1903 Waukon, Lincoln Co., Washington; Death: Jan. 19, 1998 Chattaroy, Spokane Co., Washington. Plot: Block W2, Lot 47, Plot 5.

Edith married Richard Fred BENNETT, son of George Milo BENNETT and Catherine Jane MORRIS, on 8 Oct 1926 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. Richard was born on 15 Nov 1902 in Colbert, Spokane Co., Washington. He died on 15 Nov 1981 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. He was buried on 17 Nov 1981 in Reardan, Lincoln Co., Washington, Reardan Cem.

BIOGRAPHY: Written by a graddaughter:
Grampa Bennett.  Always the kidder with a good sence of humor. Loved baseball,  gardening, fishing, his children and grandchildren. Grampa was a whistler (I never could figure out what the tune was). He was a good listener and seemed to hear "between the lines" picking up on things others didn't have a clue about. He was always tinkering with things. Fixing this or that. Always working on something but willing to stop if you wanted his attention. He shared Chicklets gum. He used Lava soap.

OBITUARY: Posted with Find A Grave Memorial:
"(Age 79) Passed away November 15, 1981 in Spokane, WA. His home, Chewelah, WA. Survived by his wife Edith Bennett, Chewelah, WA; one son, Richard Bennett, Seattle, WA; two daughters, Charlotte Holford, Colbert, WA; Carol Noonan, Chewelah, WA; four granddaughters, two grandsons, three great granddaughters, numerous nieces and nephews. Retired Farmer and retired from the NW Magnesite Co. A resident of Chewelah, WA since 1942. Funeral services Wednesday, November 18, 1981 at 10:00 a.m. at the Schanzenbach Funeral Home, Chewelah, WA. Rev. Donald Blanchette officiating. Graveside services at 1:30 p.m. at the Reardan Cemetery, Reardan, WA. [From "Obituaries in Spokane Washington Newspapers, 1981" page 157 at the Downtown Spokane Library; GEN 979.737 OBITUAR 1981]"

BURIAL: Burial list of the Reardan Cemetery transcribed and submitted by
Bud & Virginia Engelhardt, November 30, 1998, from USGenWeb
archives: Bennett, Fred R. b.1902 d. 1981.
Find A Grave Memorial# 20402626, Richard Fred "Fred" Bennett, gravestone "Fred R. Bennett, 1902-1981, Father." Site states Birth: Nov. 15, 1902 Colbert, Spokane Co., Washington; Death: Nov. 15, 1981 Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. Plot: Block W2, Lot 47, Plot 4.

Marriage Notes:

MARRIAGE: Married at First Presbyterian Church.

MARRIAGE: Conversation with Roy H. Weipert (12/06/97).  Obit for father Sebastian.
Reardan cemetery record.

63. Alice Caroline WEIPERT (Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 23 Mar 1907 in Waukon, Lincoln Co., Washington. She died on 21 Nov 2005 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington.

BIRTH: Information from Alice (Weipert) Patton, 11 January 1998, in Spokane. She is also mentioned in a letter from Beverly J. (Patton) Lazz (her daughter) dated 10 January 1999.

MARRIAGE: Information from Alice (Weipert) Patton, 11 January 1998.

BIOGRAPHY: Alice is older twin of Hellen June.

DEATH: SSDI lists proper date of birth, died 21 Nov 2005, residence Spokane.

Alice married Alexander Carter PATTON ¹, son of William Fuller PATTON and Edith Almata BOALA, on 8 Oct 1927 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington.. Alexander was born on 7 Jan 1903 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. He died on 2 Aug 1998 in Nine Mile Falls, Spokane Co., Washington.. He was buried on 6 Aug 1998 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Fairmont Memorial Park.

BIRTH: He is mentioned in a letter from Beverly J. (Patton) Lazz dated 10 January 1999.

DEATH: His death is mentioned in a letter from Beverly J. (Patton) Lazz dated 10 January 1999.

Obit notice:  Funeral for Alesander C "AC" Patton, 95, is planned for 11 a.m. Thursday at Fairmont Memorial Park Sunset Chapel.  Burial will follow.  Strate Funeral Home in Davenport is in charge of arragements.
Mr Patton, who died Sunday, was born in Spokane.
He graduated from Odessa Wa. High School and in 1927 married Alice Weipert.
Mr Patton was employed by Reardan Grain Growers as a bookkeeper for several years.
He served in the Navy during World War II  and moved to Harrington, Wa. in 1946, where he worked for United Grain Growers until he retired in 1972.
Mr Patton moved to Spokane in 1988.
He was a member of Acacia Lodge 59, the Scottish Rite, the Saga Shrine Club, the El  Katif Shrine and Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 131, the Eagles Lodge, Harrington Lions Club, Pacific Northwest Grain Growers Dealers Asso. and the American Legion.
Survivors include his wife, a son Robert Patton of Spokane, two daughters, Beverly Lazz and Joan LaVerne, both of Spokane, nine grandchildren and 19 great grand-
children.

Marriage Notes:

MARRIAGE: Married at First Presbyterian Church.

64. Hellen June WEIPERT (Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 23 Mar 1907 in Waukon, Lincoln Co., Washington. She died on 15 Dec 1989 in Los Angeles, California. She was buried in 1989 in Los Angeles, California.

BIRTH: Information from Alice (Weipert) Patton, 11 January 1998.

MARRIAGE: Obituary of father Sebastian.  Information from Alice (Weipert) Patton.

BIOGRAPHY: She lived in Huntington Beach, CA in the 1980's. Younger twin of Alice Caroline

DEATH: "California Death Index, 1940-1997," database at FamilySearch.

Hellen married Harold Fredrick CONROY, son of Luke CONROY and Ida Mae BERRY, on 13 Sep 1926 in Spokane, Washington. Harold was born on 14 Sep 1900 in Medicine Bow, Sweet Grass Co., Montana. He died on 16 Mar 1968 in Huntington Beach, Orange Co., California. He was buried in Good Shepard Cemetery, Huntington Beach, CA..

65. Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT (Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 23 Dec 1908 in , Lincoln Co., Washington. He died on 23 Jan 1985 in Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon. He was buried on 28 Jan 1985 in Reardan, Lincoln Co., Washington, Reardan Cem.

BIOGRAPHY: He went by the nickname "Bud".
Census 1940 Idaho, Washington Co., Weiser, Election Precint 5 (ED44-6 SD3 S10B, 17 Apr 1940), lists him as S. A., age 31, born Washington, wife Alice, son Dennis LeRoy. His occupation is listed as driver for a stage company.

CHILDREN: Obituary in Spokane Spokesman-Review names son Dennis and grand-daughter Melissa living in Sparks, NV.

DEATH: Gravestone inscription shows death 23 Jan 1985. Obituary in Spokane Spokesman-Review gives death 22 Jan 1985 in Portland, OR.

DEATH: Obituary in Spokane Spokesman-Review mentions son Dennis and grand-daughter Melissa, Sparks, NV.  Siblings Roy H. Weipert, Spokane; Edith Bennett, Chewelah, Washington; Alice Patton, Harrington, Washington; Helen Conroy, Huntington Beach, California.  Funeral 28 Jan in Reardan, Washington.

Funeral Services for Sebastian A (Bud) Weipert of Portland, Ore. took place on Monday, Jan 28 at 11 a.m. at the Reardan  Presbyterian Church with Rev. John Thomas officiating, and the Reardan Masonic Lodge participating.  Interment followed at the family plot in Reardan, with the Strate Funeral Home in charge.  Mr Weipert died January 23.
Born on December 23, 1908 in Waukon, Mr Weipert was the son and grandson  of Eastern Washington pioneers.
He was a Reardan High School graduate and attended the University of Idaho of Moscow, and Eastern Washington State College in Cheney.
He moved to Payette and Boise, Idaho and served as a forman for Firestone tires.  He also worked for General Tire and Rubber Co and Hardy Brothers.
He moved to Portland, Ore. in 1962 and worked for Tokheim Pump Co.
At the time of his retirement, he worked for the Brandt Chemical Co.

Mr. Weipert as a member of the South Gate Masonic Lodge 162 in Portland, Ore. as a member of the Scottish Rite, and a past chancellor and grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, of Idaho.
Survivors include his son, Dennis Weipert of Sparks, Nevada; one grandaughter
Melissa Weipert of Sparks, Nevada; one brother, Roy H. Weipert of Spokane; three sisters Edith Bennett of Chewelah, Alice Patton of Harrington and Hellen Conroy of Huntington Beach, Ca. and numerous neices and nephews.

BURIAL: Buried in plot W2-41-4.

BURIAL: Obituary in Spokane Spokesman-Review states funeral 28 Jan 1985 in Reardan, WA.

66. Roy Harvey WEIPERT (Sebastian Ambrose WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 11 Nov 1910 in Lincoln Co., Washington. He died on 1 Jan 2002 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. He was buried in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Holy Cross Cem.

BIRTH: Conversation with Roy H. Weipert (12/06/97).  Obit for father Sebastian.

MARRIAGE: Conversation with Roy H. Weipert (12/06/97).  Obit for father Sebastian.

DEATH: Find A Grave Memorial# 131825907, verifies birth date, shows death date, place, and gravestone photos.

Roy married Patricia Ann ZEIMANTZ ¹, daughter of Charles Severenus ZEIMANTZ and Florence Edna DOWNEY, on 22 Jul 1950 in Hollywood, California. Patricia was born on 7 Aug 1924 in Reardan, Lincoln Co., Washington. She was christened on 30 Aug 1924 in Reardan, Lincoln Co., Washington. She died on 16 May 2013 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. She was buried in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Holy Cross Cem.

BIRTH: Birth date and place verified by her online Find A Grave Memorial.

DEATH: Find A Grave Memorial# 111791993, includes a photo of her and her gravestone.

DEATH: This unattributed obituary is posted with her Find A Grave Memorial:
"Patricia A. Weipert, age 88, passed away May 16, 2013 in Spokane.
She was born August 7, 1924 to Charles and Florence Zeimantz in Reardan, WA,

She was the third of four children. The family lived in Colfax, WA when Patricia was very young and then moved to Spokane. Patricia attended St. Augustine's Catholic School through 7th grade, and then went to St. Ann's School in 8th grade. She attended Marycliff High School until the family moved to Deer Park her Junior Year. Patricia graduated from Deer Park High School in 1942. After graduation, she attended Central Washington University for one year. Patricia moved back to Spokane and worked at Standard Oil and Merrill Lynch. After a few years, Patricia moved to Hollywood, CA and worked at Bank of America as a teller. She married Roy Weipert in 1950, raising seven children. Roy and Patricia moved around the U.S. during the first 25 years of their marriage. Roy's job with Bechtel Corp. took them to many states including Arizona, California, Michigan, Mississippi, Indiana, Connecticut and Washington. After Roy retired, they moved back to Spokane and their roots. In retirement, Patricia and Roy enjoyed fun bus trips to Reno with the Rambling Rovers group. They also took trips together to Hawaii, Las Vegas, Europe and enjoyed a few ocean cruises. A top highlight was hearing the Pope say Mass at the Vatican in Rome. Patricia and Roy loved to dance to big band music and enjoyed going to the "Tea Dances" at the Davenport Hotel on Saturday afternoons. Also, they had many happy memories of times spent with their friends at the VFW. Patricia enjoyed her beloved crossword puzzles, Wheel of Fortune/Jeopardy, and looking after her grandchildren. She moved to Maplewood Gardens in 2010 and had fun playing Bingo, and being in the company of the other residents. Patricia was a member of St Anthony's Catholic Church for 35 years where she was part of Catholic Daughters and the Altar Society. Also, she volunteered many hours at Sacred Heart Hospital. Patricia will be remembered as friendly, kind, loyal and interested in the well-being of others. Patricia is preceded in death by her husband of 51 years, Roy; her brother Jack and her brother, Robert. Patricia is survived by her sister, Phyllis (Triesch, Spokane), her children, Joseph (Reno, NV), Michelle Renwick (Scappoose, OR), Kathy Butler (Michael, Spokane), Kurt (Portland, OR), William, Craig (Camille) and Cara, along with seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and many cousins, nieces and nephews.

A Funeral Mass will be held Thursday, June 6th at 11 am at St. Anthony's Church - 2320 N. Cedar, Spokane WA.

There will be a reception following with interment at 3:30pm at Holy Cross Cemetery, 7200 N. Wall. In lieu of flowers please donate any gifts to: Catholic Charities, PO Box 2253, Spokane, WA 99210."

67. Ruth Marion WEIPERT (Frank William WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 14 Jul 1920 in Reardon, Lincoln Co., Washington. She was christened about 1931 in Reardon, Lincoln Co., Washington. She died on 9 Dec 2006 in Olympia, Thurston Co., Washington. She was buried on 16 Dec 2006 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Riverside Cem.

BIRTH: She was born in "Dr. Green's Hospital".

MARRIAGE: Info from Ruth (Weipert) Hudkins, June 1999.

CHILDREN: Info from Ruth (Weipert) Hudkins, June 1999.

CHRISTENING: Info from Ruth (Weipert) Hudkins, June 1999.

Married to Daniel Floyd Hudkins 20 Dec 1939.

Ruth married Daniel Floyd HUDKINS, son of Daniel Walker HUDKINS and Alice Sena SHELL, on 30 Dec 1939 in Reardon, Lincoln Co., Washington. Daniel was born on 5 Apr 1913 in Wilbur, Lincoln Co., Washington. He died on 14 Oct 2002 in Olympia, Thurston Co., Washington. He was buried on 19 Oct 2002 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Riverside Cem.

BIRTH: Birthdate and place mentioned in obituary.

DEATH: Death date and place mentioned in obituary.

68. Marjorie Ellen WEIPERT (Frank William WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 3 Nov 1925 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. She died on 10 May 1965 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. She was buried on 12 May 1965 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Riverside Cem.

BIOGRAPHY: Marjorie grew up on her father's wheat farm which was six miles southwest of Reardan, Washington on the Edwall road.  She attended school in Reardan and then attended college at the University of Washington in Seattle where she earned her Bachelor degree in Music and was a member of the Phi Mu sorority.  She graduated after the summer quarter in 1946.  She then returned to Reardan and worked for the Lincoln County Auditor's office in Davenport, Washington.
She met her husband Clyde C. Houchin while he was working at the Reardan branch of the Old National Bank.  They were married at her parent's home in Reardan and took a trip through Oregon for their honeymoon.  They had their first home in an apartment on South Madison street.
She worked as a piano teacher and had a studio in the basement of their home at 3609 North Audubon street in Spokane.  She had two pianos and room sufficient for holding student recitals.  She was a member of the Spokane Music Teachers Association and the Accredited Music Teachers Association.
She died of cancer in 1965, survived by her husband Clyde C., two children in grade school, and one child a junior in high school.

MARRIAGE: She was married in her parent's home in Reardan by Reverend Edward Wagner.

Married Clyde Carlton Houchin 11 September 1947.

Marjorie married Clyde Carlton HOUCHIN, son of Clyde HOUCHIN and Viola Jessie GOURLIE, on 11 Sep 1947 in Reardon, Lincoln, Washington. Clyde was born on 3 Jul 1919 in Long Lake, Lincoln Co., Washington. He died on 28 Sep 2004 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. He was buried on 5 Oct 2004 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington, Riverside Cem.

BIOGRAPHY:   Clyde grew up in Long Lake, Washington where his father worked at the Long Lake Dam on the Spokane River.  He attended school there in a one room schoolhouse until he was high school age.  He then moved into Spokane and boarded there while attending North Central High School.  After high school, he moved to Los Angeles and worked there for a short time.  While he was there, he was injured when he was hit by a bus.  Soon after this, the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred and he attempted to enlist in the military, but was rejected due to the after effects of his injury.  He then returned to Colville, Washington where he worked driving a truck for a local distribution company owned by his cousin Darrell Newland.  He was drafted into the Army about April of 1942. His enlistment record dated 22 Apr 1942 in Spokane states his occupation category as "Semiskilled chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and tractor".
 He served in the US Army Air Corps during World War II.  He  was stationed in Burbank, California at the Lockheed factory to train for work as a mechanic on the Lockheed P-38 Lightning fighter.  He was then stationed at Santa Rosa and San Diego with P-38 squadrons.  He was later assigned overseas duty in India where he worked on C-46 transport aircraft which were flying supplies into China.
 After the war he began working with Old National Bank in Reardan, Washington.
The story of his hiring is told in an article about his retirement, where he "didn't really want to go to work for the bank back in 1946.  A friend had told him about a teller opening at the Reardan branch and suggested he call for an interview.  Clyde didn't call.  One month later, Reardan's branch manager (a friend of Clyde's friend) called Clyde.  Recently out of the service, Clyde decided that the $100-per-month teller's salary wasn't much, but that he would make do until he found something better somewhere else."  It was while working there that he met his wife Marjorie Weipert.  They lived in Spokane after being married.  Clyde continued his career with the bank at the Fairchild, Garland, Manito, and North Division branches in the Spokane area.  He worked as a teller, loan officer, and then later became manager of the Manito branch (September 1960) and Garland branch (1969).  He retired August 1st, 1981.
 After Marjorie died in 1965, he remarried in 1971 to Corinne (Bullard) Jones.
 The new combined family now consisted of six children, three from each side.
During his retirement years, Clyde has enjoyed traveling to places in Europe, the Caribbean, and especially Hawaii.  He also plays golf and has done volunteer work for his church and the local Lions Club.

69. Richard Alan WEIPERT (Frank William WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 5 Jun 1929 in Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington. He died on 13 Oct 2004 in Yuma, Yuma Co., Arizona.

BIRTH: Born in Deaconess Hospital.

Married Helen Marie Good 12th October 1953 and later divorced.

71. Edythe B BANNON ¹ (Emma Frances WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 1 Nov 1907. She died on 28 Mar 1986 in Linn Co., Oregon.

BIRTH: Census: 1920 Washington, Okanogan Co., Anglin, ED78 S3A, cites daughter Mabel E., age 12, as next child after Olive A. of J.W. and Emma BANNON. There is no Edythe B.

DEATH: "Oregon Death Index, 1903-1998," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VZ4J-157 : accessed 20 February 2016), Edythe B Mcvay, 28 Mar 1986; from "Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008," database and images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com : 2000); citing Linn, Oregon, certificate number 86-06285, Oregon State Archives and Records Center, Salem.

DEATH: Oregon Death Index cites birthdate 1 Nov 1907, death in Linn County 28 Mar 1986, spouse Dale Mcvay.

Edythe married Dale Jenkins MCVAY. Dale was born on 6 Jul 1904 in Nebraska. He died on 3 Apr 1988 in Linn Co., Oregon.

BIRTH: Census: 1940 Oregon, Coos Co., Englewood Precinct - ED6-29 SD4 S7B, 10 Apr 1940.

BIRTH: The 1940 census shows him 35 years old, born Nebraska, wife Edythe, daughter Lois.

DEATH: SSDI Dale J McVay, b. 06 Jul 1904, d. 03 Apr 1988, residence Linn, Oregon 97355, issuance Oregon. Oregon Death Index, 1903-1998, Dale Jenkins Mc Vay, d. 03 Apr 1988 Linn, Oregon, b. 06 Jul 1904, spouse Edythe Mc Vay, certificate number 88-06995.

Marriage Notes:

MARRIAGE: Edythe is mentioned as a sister in the obituary of brother George W., "Mrs. Edythe McVay, Newberg, Or."

72. James Verne BANNON ¹ (Emma Frances WEIPERT , Mary Elizabeth CASTLE , Thomas D. , [Unknown] , John ) was born on 20 Nov 1909 in Washington. He died after Sep 1974.

BIRTH: Census: Washington, Okanogan Co., Anglin Precinct - ED78 SD5 S3A, 12 Jan 1920, Washington, Stevens Co., Colville, ED33-22 SD5 S4B, 23 Apr 1930. "United States Public Records, 1970-2009," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJLZ-C723 : accessed 20 February 2016), James V Bannon, Residence, Kettle Falls, Washington, United States; a third party aggregator of publicly available information, gives birth date as 20 Nov 1909.

DEATH: Was living in Kettle Falls, Washington as of 1 Jan 1993, and in Chelan, Washington as of 1 Dec 1993, according to online public records at FamilySearch. His brother George W's obituary lists "J. Verne Bannon, Kettle Falls, WA" as surviving brother in 1974.

James married LaVerne Victoria WILEY before Apr 1941. LaVerne was born on 12 Sep 1907. She died on 14 Aug 1998 in Washington.

DEATH: United States Social Security Death Index SSDI, database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J1TG-243 : accessed 20 February 2016), Laverne Bannon, 14 Aug 1998.

DEATH: SSDI gives birthdate 12 Sep 1907, death date 14 Aug 1998, residence Kettle Falls, Washington.