Orlean Humphries 1909–1977 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Orlean Humphries, 1909–1977 (aged 68 years)

Name

Orlean Humphries

Name: Orlean /Humphries/
Given names: Orlean
Surname: Humphries
Married name: Orlean /Innes/

Sex Female

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Family with Charles Douglas Innes
husband	Links Birth: 17 March 1898 40 25 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Marriage: Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Death: 12 August 1983 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Orlean Humphries Charles Douglas Innes 1898–1983 Birth: 17 March 1898 40 25 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Death: 12 August 1983 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA
herself	Links Birth: 17 February 1909 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Marriage: Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Death: 24 August 1977 — Bountiful, Davis, Utah, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Charles Douglas Innes Orlean Humphries 1909–1977 Birth: 17 February 1909 — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA Death: 24 August 1977 — Bountiful, Davis, Utah, USA
Marriage	Marriage — — Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA


Birth	17 February 1909 Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA
Marriage	Charles Douglas Innes — View this family Paris, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA
Death	24 August 1977 (aged 68 years) Bountiful, Davis, Utah, USA
Last change	14 August 2023 – 15:41:03 Author of last change: 7mikefh

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Note	As I grew up, my dad would bring me and my brother Bart (Davis) to visit withUncle Charlie and Aunt Orlean. Uncle Charlie would always tell us stories while Aunt orlean would whip up a batch of english toffee.She had asked me what my favorite candy was and I told her that it was Heath candy bars. The first time she made it I was amazed and excited. It was like a little taste of heaven and it raised Aunt Orlean into the realm of God in my estimation. Years later, as my brother and I waited outside the hospital in Logan, I held firmly onto the memory of her candy. Dad had told us that she had brain cancer and he didn't want us to see her that way. He wanted us to remember Aunt Orlean the way that we always had. I thank God for my fathers wisdom. Judi Donaghy

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As I grew up, my dad would bring me and my brother Bart (Davis) to visit withUncle Charlie and Aunt Orlean. Uncle Charlie would always tell us stories while Aunt orlean would whip up a batch of english toffee.She had asked me what my favorite candy was and I told her that it was Heath candy bars. The first time she made it I was amazed and excited. It was like a little taste of heaven and it raised Aunt Orlean into the realm of God in my estimation.

Years later, as my brother and I waited outside the hospital in Logan, I held firmly onto the memory of her candy. Dad had told us that she had brain cancer and he didn't want us to see her that way. He wanted us to remember Aunt Orlean the way that we always had. I thank God for my fathers wisdom. Judi Donaghy