Son of Charles and Anna (Kinney) Nobis. [More than one source.] Please see "NB" on his father's page.
Married Helen Mary McGartland 22 May 1924 at St. Peter's Catholic church in Quincy Illinois. [Newspaper articles, wife's obituary.]
Children: Leaton, Richard, Charles, Michael, Mary Louise, Judith Ann.
Additional: His wife's obituary gives his date of death as 20 January 1958 (other sources say 21 January.)
Also: some of his children's graves are in other states.
Judith Ann Nobis wed Gil Meza in San Francisco 19 February 1966.
Married Helen Mary McGartland 22 May 1924 at St. Peter's Catholic church in Quincy Illinois. [Newspaper articles, wife's obituary.]
Children: Leaton, Richard, Charles, Michael, Mary Louise, Judith Ann.
Additional: His wife's obituary gives his date of death as 20 January 1958 (other sources say 21 January.)
Also: some of his children's graves are in other states.
Judith Ann Nobis wed Gil Meza in San Francisco 19 February 1966.
Son of Charles and Anna (Kinney) Nobis. [More than one source.] Please see "NB" on his father's page.
Married Helen Mary McGartland 22 May 1924 at St. Peter's Catholic church in Quincy Illinois. [Newspaper articles, wife's obituary.]
Children: Leaton, Richard, Charles, Michael, Mary Louise, Judith Ann.
Additional: His wife's obituary gives his date of death as 20 January 1958 (other sources say 21 January.)
Also: some of his children's graves are in other states.
Judith Ann Nobis wed Gil Meza in San Francisco 19 February 1966.
Married Helen Mary McGartland 22 May 1924 at St. Peter's Catholic church in Quincy Illinois. [Newspaper articles, wife's obituary.]
Children: Leaton, Richard, Charles, Michael, Mary Louise, Judith Ann.
Additional: His wife's obituary gives his date of death as 20 January 1958 (other sources say 21 January.)
Also: some of his children's graves are in other states.
Judith Ann Nobis wed Gil Meza in San Francisco 19 February 1966.
Inscription
Do not stand at my grave and weep; I am not there -- I do not sleep;
I am a thousand glints on snow; I am the sunlight on re-opened grain;
I am the soft stars that shine at night.
Do not stand at my grave and cry; I am not there, my soul did not die;
I am the sunbeams at daylight, I am the moonbeams at night.
Do not cry -- My soul survives...Be kind to one another.
Lots of Love, Mom.
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