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In loving memory

Bertie Mae Weber

November 5, 1920 – December 19, 1996
Lived 76 years
Quincy Valley Cemetery · Quincy, Washington
Life story

Bertie Mae Odell was born to James Bartlet Odell and Mary K Huck in Columbus, Montana on November 5, 1920. Her family moved to Odessa, Washington when she was five years old. She attended schools in Odessa and graduated as salutatorian from Odessa High School in 1938. She continued her education in nursing but then worked for Boeing during World War II. She married Ernest " Ernie" Balzer Weber on March 17, 1942 at Fort Lewis. They had five children. The couple moved to a cattle ranch on Crab Creeek near Odessa in 1946. They moved to the Columbia Basin in 1953 and built a home near George, Washington. Two sons Buckley Gene and Patrick Michael passed away as infants. Her daughters Kathie and Connie, and one son Jon survived her. Her parents, a brother and sister predeceased her. Her daughters lived in George, Washington and her son in Ephrata, Washington at the time of her death. Her husband Ernie and two brothers, Art and Howard survive her.

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1920
Born November 5
1928
Bertie was 8 when Mickey Mouse debuted in "Steamboat Willie"
1933
Bertie was 13 when construction began on Grand Coulee Dam
1942
Bertie was 22 when Grand Coulee Dam was completed
1952
Bertie was 32 when Grand Coulee irrigation water reached Quincy
1969
Bertie was 49 when the Woodstock music festival opened
1976
Bertie was 56 when America celebrated its Bicentennial
1982
Bertie was 62 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1994
Bertie was 74 when Jeff Bezos founded Amazon near Seattle
1996
Passed away December 19, age 76
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The Weber name at Quincy Valley Cemetery

Johann Adam Weber1835 – 1920 Katharina Margaretha Weber1837 – 1916 Christian Weber1858 – 1934 Anna Margaret Weber1859 – 1913 Jacob W Weber Sr.1876 – 1961 Heinrich Weber1878 – 1968
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