Rosalie Thompson was born 19 Feb 1929. Her birth-mother was Eleanor Bauer, and Eleanor named her baby Beverly Anne Bauer. Beverly was adopted in 1930 by James and Neva Thompson. She married Bryan F. Allen in 1948. She died in East Lansing, Ingham County, MI on 4 Oct 1949.
Rosalie lived in Lansing, MI for all of her life. She was a very good cook, seamstress, gardener, who also liked to fish, play cards, do crosswords, and socialize with friends and family, and spend time at their cottage on Clam Lake, near Traverse City, MI. She worked at J.W. Knapp's in downtown Lansing, and then later for Farm Bureau Insurance.
Rosalie lived in Lansing, MI for all of her life. She was a very good cook, seamstress, gardener, who also liked to fish, play cards, do crosswords, and socialize with friends and family, and spend time at their cottage on Clam Lake, near Traverse City, MI. She worked at J.W. Knapp's in downtown Lansing, and then later for Farm Bureau Insurance.
Rosalie Thompson was born 19 Feb 1929. Her birth-mother was Eleanor Bauer, and Eleanor named her baby Beverly Anne Bauer. Beverly was adopted in 1930 by James and Neva Thompson. She married Bryan F. Allen in 1948. She died in East Lansing, Ingham County, MI on 4 Oct 1949.
Rosalie lived in Lansing, MI for all of her life. She was a very good cook, seamstress, gardener, who also liked to fish, play cards, do crosswords, and socialize with friends and family, and spend time at their cottage on Clam Lake, near Traverse City, MI. She worked at J.W. Knapp's in downtown Lansing, and then later for Farm Bureau Insurance.
Rosalie lived in Lansing, MI for all of her life. She was a very good cook, seamstress, gardener, who also liked to fish, play cards, do crosswords, and socialize with friends and family, and spend time at their cottage on Clam Lake, near Traverse City, MI. She worked at J.W. Knapp's in downtown Lansing, and then later for Farm Bureau Insurance.
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