Helene Elly Fuetterer (22 January 1927-) |
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| Father:1 | Richard Fuetterer (3 August 1882-22 March 1970) | ||
| Mother:2 | Helen Louise Lunde (5 February 1899-after 1989) | ||
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| Married:3 | 16 November 1946 | Thomas George Moheiser (14 October 1925-21 January 1977) | |||
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| Born:7 | 22 January 1927 | |||
| Residence:8 | 1977 | Phoenix [city/town], Maricopa County [county], Arizona [state], USA [country] | ||
| 2501 W Surrey Avenue. | ||||
| Residence:9 | 1979 | Phoenix [city/town], Maricopa County [county], Arizona [state], USA [country] | ||
| 13404 25th Drive. | ||||
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| Helene graduated from Lake View High School and went to work in the accounting department of Kraft Foods Co. She went to beauty school in 1960 and became a beautician. She worked from home with that until Thomas took over the ownership of Electrical Testing Bureau. Then Helene was his secretary, book keeper, etc. They bought their own home in North Illinois1956 and raised their family there. Summer weekends were spent in her parent's cottage in Antioch lllinois. They had camping vacations in various parts of the United States with family and friends. Helene lived most of her life in the Mid West, but preferred as an adult the warmth of Arizona because of a serious rheumatic illness. She moved to Phoenix in 1978.10 | ||
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