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Portrait of Emelia Reiman Weber
In loving memory

Emelia Reiman Weber

March 11, 1889 – April 6, 1978
Lived 89 years
Quincy Valley Cemetery · Quincy, Washington
Life story

Emelia Weber was born Emelia Reiman on March 11, 1889 at Parkston, South Dakota to Wilhelm "William" Reiman and Lydia Schulz. She attended schools there and moved with her family to Quincy, Washington in 1905. She married John Weber in Quincy in 1908. They lived and worked in the are since that time. They had seven children born to their family, all who survived to adulthood.

Surviving are three sons, Paul, Clarence and Harold Weber, all of Quincy; two daughters, Marcha Wahl, Linda and Wilma Junkman, 22 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren; a brother, Fred Reiman, and a sister Helen Radach.

Mrs. Weber was preceded in death by her husband, a daughter and a son.

Scharbach's Columbia Funeral Chapel, Quincy is in charge of arrangements.

She is interred in the Quincy Valley Cemetery, in Quincy, Washington.

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1889
Born March 11
1897
Emelia was 8 when the gold ship Portland reached Seattle and sparked the Klondike rush
1907
Emelia was 18 when Quincy incorporated as a town
1914
Emelia was 25 when World War I began in Europe
1928
Emelia was 39 when Mickey Mouse debuted in "Steamboat Willie"
1933
Emelia was 44 when construction began on Grand Coulee Dam
1942
Emelia was 53 when Grand Coulee Dam was completed
1954
Emelia was 65 when the Supreme Court struck down school segregation
1962
Emelia was 73 when the Seattle World's Fair opened with the new Space Needle
1971
Emelia was 82 when Walt Disney World opened in Florida
1978
Passed away April 6, age 89
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