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Gerald E. (Jerry) Miller, 1915–2015 (100 år gammel)

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Gerald E. (Jerry) /Miller/
Familie med Dora Mae Opstrup
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Født: 17. marts 1915 — Oakesdale, Whitman, Washington, USA
Ægteskab: 20. marts 1945 — Spokane, Washington, USA
Død: 14. august 2015 — Spokane, Washington, USA
Begravelse: Oakesdale, Whitman, Washington, USA
Anetavle Efterkommere Familiebog Forfædre Interaktivt træ Kompakt træ Kort over slægtninge Relationer Timeglas-diagram Viftediagram Familie med ægtefælle Dora Mae Opstrup
Gerald E. (Jerry) Miller
1915–2015
Født: 17. marts 1915 — Oakesdale, Whitman, Washington, USA
Død: 14. august 2015 — Spokane, Washington, USA
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Født: 20. november 1925 28 25 — Potlatch, Latah County, Idaho, USA
Ægteskab: 20. marts 1945 — Spokane, Washington, USA
Død: 1. december 2013 — Spokane, Washington, USA
Begravelse: Garfield Cemetery, Washington, USA.
Anetavle Efterkommere Familiebog Forfædre Interaktivt træ Kompakt træ Kort over slægtninge Relationer Timeglas-diagram Viftediagram Familie med ægtefælle Gerald E. (Jerry) Miller
Dora Mae Opstrup
1925–2013
Født: 20. november 1925 28 25 — Potlatch, Latah County, Idaho, USA
Død: 1. december 2013 — Spokane, Washington, USA
Ægteskab Ægteskab — 20. marts 1945 — Spokane, Washington, USA
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His parents moved to the farm near Belmont when Jerry was 3 years old. He attended grade school at Belmont and graduated from Garfield High School. He began his farming career after high school graduation and drove his last combine the year he wa s 80. He married Dora May Opstrup on March 20, 1945. They celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary prior to Dora's death in 2013.

Jerry was a member of the United Methodist Church in Garfield, the Oakesdale Masonic Lodge, Whitman County Shrine Club, Order of the Eastern Star, the Washington Association of Wheat Growers and Washington State Crop Improvement Association . He was a founding member and first president of the Washington Dry Pea and Lentil Association, which established the Washington Dry Pea and Lentil Commission. He was a loyal supporter of Washington State University, both its agricultural researc h and athletic programs. Jerry loved every aspect of farming. He particularly enjoyed socializing with his many friends, playing bridge, attending sporting events and enjoying picnics and parties year-round.

Survivors names excluded per findagrave policy.

He was preceded in death by his wife, his parents and three brothers.

Lewiston Tribune August 19, 2015.