OBITUARY: newspaper 1973

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November 03, 2002   
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OBITUARY: newspaper 1973
Mrs. Nettie May Stucker

     Paonia - Mrs. Nettie May Stucker, 89, a longtime Paonia and Delta County 
resident, died at 5 a.m. Saturday in Horizon's Nursing Home at Cory.

     Born Nettie Reed on Feb. 16, 1884, in Oklahoma, she spent her early 
childhood in Oklahoma and then came to Colorado.

     She married Nathan W. Stucker on May 12, 1902, at Crawford.  The couple 
lived at Crawford, Hotchkiss and Paonia.  Mr. Stucker, a farmer and 
cattleman, died Sept. 2, 1949.

     Mrs. Stucker's interests included ceramics and outdoor activities such 
as fishing.
     She was a member of the First Christian Church of Paonia.

     Surviving are a son, Ray C. Stucker of Long Barn, Calif.; six daughters, 

Mrs. Earl Penfield of Delta, Mrs. Bill Jones of Camino, Calif., Mrs. Martin 
Harshberger of Nucla, Mrs. Grant Hesseltine of Cle Elum, Wash., Mrs. glen 
Lollar of Manhattan Beach, Calf., and Mrs. Arnold Jones of Camino, Calif.; 
five brothers, including Perry Reed of Read and George Reed of Hotchkiss; two 
sisters, including Mrs. Catherine Godman of Grand Junction; eight 
grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

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STUCKER
Funeral services for Nettie May Stucker will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 
the First Christian Church in Paonia, Lloyd C. Sorter, Minister, officiating. 
 Interment at Riverside Cemetery, Hotchkiss.  Taylor Funeral Home in charge 
of arrangements.



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