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Ethel Martha Savard
02/27/1916 — 09/10/2003
From Susquehanna, UT, US | Born in Appleton, Wisconsin
Ethel Martha Savard
Ethel M. Savard passed away unexpectedly and peacefully on Tuesday September 10, due to natural causes with her two sons, her daughter and a grandson by her side.
Ethel was born February 27, 1916 in Appleton, Wisconsin to Rudolph and Ann Meyer. She spent her early years in Marinette, Wisconsin and graduated from Marinette high school where she met and married Emmett Savard. She is survived by her son Bill Savard and his wife Susan and their son Brian, daughter Colleen Neergaard and her husband Ron and their daughter Cassie and son Brady and her second son Gene.
Mrs. Savard moved from Wisconsin to Greeley, Colorado where she and her Husband owned and operated the Greeley Drive-in Theatre which was located at the site of the new Wal Mart Super Store across from the country club in Greeley. Later she and Emmett owned and operated Windjammer Travel in Denver, and later she and Emmett went to West Richland, Washington to be near the grand children. Emmett preceded her in death and she remained and worked in West Richland, Washington.
She had recently moved from West Richland, Washington. She retired from Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratories to live in Salt Lake City , Utah where she was residing with her son Gene. Ethel has been in excellent health and enjoying her retirement by shopping and traveling. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Services will be held at Christ the King Catholic Church in Richland, WA Monday September 15th at11:00am. Ethel requested that any contributions be made to Shrine of St Jude, 1909 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago, IL 60608-2994.
To all of Ethel’s family, my deepest sympathy for your loss.
I had the pleasure of getting to know Ethel at Battelle over the past few years. She was a lady of great integrity, and an inspiration.
She loved her children and grandchildren most in life, and it shone on her face when she would talk of them.
I am blessed to have known her.
Ethel was the most enjoyable and engaging person at Battelle. She always had a hello and nice thing to say. She will be remembered for this.
Ethel was the receptionist in the building where I work. She was unfailingly cheerful and hard working. As a vigilant security screener, no one got by her who shouldn’t have. She faithfully carried out many projects for me despite having arthritis in her hands. Her work ethic and attitude were an inspiration to everyone in the building. It was a pleasure to have known Ethel.
To all of Ethel’s family, my deepest sympathy for your loss.
I had the pleasure of getting to know Ethel at Battelle over the past few years. She was a lady of great integrity, and an inspiration.
She loved her children and grandchildren most in life, and it shone on her face when she would talk of them.
I am blessed to have known her.
Ethel was the most enjoyable and engaging person at Battelle. She always had a hello and nice thing to say. She will be remembered for this.
Ethel was the receptionist in the building where I work. She was unfailingly cheerful and hard working. As a vigilant security screener, no one got by her who shouldn’t have. She faithfully carried out many projects for me despite having arthritis in her hands. Her work ethic and attitude were an inspiration to everyone in the building. It was a pleasure to have known Ethel.
Ethel was not just a co-worker, she was my friend.
I have so many fond memories of working with her, having little chats, and going to lunch with her on occasion and working with her was such a pleasure.
Ethel was always so friendly to everyone and had such a positive attitude.
She took such pride in her work and did such an awesome job at what she did! Ethel was an inspiration to me. When she retired,I was so happy for her, she deserved it but a part of me was sad, as I wouldn’t be having coffee with her, and I wouldn’t see her wave goodbye to me at the end of the day any longer. She appreciated “anything” you did for her, she was a very beautiful lady inside and on the outside.
Ethel always talked so kindly about her children and grandchildren and how proud she was of all of them. My deepest sympathy to all of the family in your loss.
I knew Ethel in her positon working at Battelle. It was my pleasure to see her and converse with her on a daily basis. Ethel’s strong work ethic and wonderful personality is something I shall always remember. She was a Lady and it was an honor to have known her.
Was sorry to hear about Ethel’s passing she truely was a special Lady always a kind word about everyone, she always had a smile on her face. I remeber her when she first started at PNNL, she was at the front desk in the OSB Building when we first met,I sure did miss her smiling face after she left the ETB building, she truely was a great Lady……
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Ethel Martha Savard