Marguerite (Maggie) Van Horn was born in Oklahoma, a daughter of David Hardy Bowlin 1871–1939 and Annie M. Storey 1879–1938. She had siblings Annie Ruth 1902–1986, Mary Louise 1904–1975, Virginia Grace 1908-1996 and David Henry 1911–1963.
Her family lived in Muskogee, Oklahoma where her father owned and operated the second-largest Coca-Cola bottling and distribution company in the state.
The family moved to Tulsa in 1930 where she attended Central High school.
She married Ivan Hoover "Van" Van Horn on February 25, 1940. They had two children.
Survivors were her husband Ivan and a son and daughter, five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and her sister, Virginia Dutro, Tulsa, who was the last of the five Bowlin children to pass on in 1996.
Her family lived in Muskogee, Oklahoma where her father owned and operated the second-largest Coca-Cola bottling and distribution company in the state.
The family moved to Tulsa in 1930 where she attended Central High school.
She married Ivan Hoover "Van" Van Horn on February 25, 1940. They had two children.
Survivors were her husband Ivan and a son and daughter, five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and her sister, Virginia Dutro, Tulsa, who was the last of the five Bowlin children to pass on in 1996.
Marguerite (Maggie) Van Horn was born in Oklahoma, a daughter of David Hardy Bowlin 1871–1939 and Annie M. Storey 1879–1938. She had siblings Annie Ruth 1902–1986, Mary Louise 1904–1975, Virginia Grace 1908-1996 and David Henry 1911–1963.
Her family lived in Muskogee, Oklahoma where her father owned and operated the second-largest Coca-Cola bottling and distribution company in the state.
The family moved to Tulsa in 1930 where she attended Central High school.
She married Ivan Hoover "Van" Van Horn on February 25, 1940. They had two children.
Survivors were her husband Ivan and a son and daughter, five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and her sister, Virginia Dutro, Tulsa, who was the last of the five Bowlin children to pass on in 1996.
Her family lived in Muskogee, Oklahoma where her father owned and operated the second-largest Coca-Cola bottling and distribution company in the state.
The family moved to Tulsa in 1930 where she attended Central High school.
She married Ivan Hoover "Van" Van Horn on February 25, 1940. They had two children.
Survivors were her husband Ivan and a son and daughter, five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and her sister, Virginia Dutro, Tulsa, who was the last of the five Bowlin children to pass on in 1996.
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