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Portrait of Mae Bell Gertrude Anderson
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Mae Bell Gertrude Anderson

September 29, 1912 – June 17, 1983
Lived 70 years
Quincy Valley Cemetery · Quincy, Washington
Life story

Mae Bell Gertrude Webley was born September 29, 1912 when her father CJ was 43 years old and her mother Carrie was 35 years old. She married Chester Stephen Anderson on November 10, 1932 in Grant, Washington. They had two children during their marriage, Dolores Mae Anderson & Chester Stephen Anderson Jr.

Mae Bell died on June 17, 1983, in Fall City, Washington at the age of 70 years old. She was buried in Quincy, Washington.

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1912
Born September 29
1917
Mae was 5 when the United States entered World War I
1928
Mae was 16 when Mickey Mouse debuted in "Steamboat Willie"
1933
Mae was 21 when construction began on Grand Coulee Dam
1942
Mae was 30 when Bing Crosby recorded "White Christmas"
1952
Mae was 40 when Grand Coulee irrigation water reached Quincy
1967
Mae was 55 when the first Super Bowl was played
1979
Mae was 67 when Microsoft moved its headquarters to Bellevue
1981
Mae was 69 when MTV began broadcasting
1983
Passed away June 17, age 70
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The Anderson name at Quincy Valley Cemetery

EA Erwin William Anderson1850 – 1921 AA Alice Elizabeth Anderson1855 – 1938 AA Amy S. Anderson1898 Chester Steven Anderson1911 – 1975 AA Arthur Melvin Anderson1920 – 1994 AA Arthur M Anderson1920 – 1994
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