Mabel Claire Herron

02/25/1917 — 02/07/2004

From Richland, WA, US | Born in Hay, WA

Mabel Claire Herron

Mabel Claire Herron, 86, of Richland, passed away on February 7, 2004 at the Guardian Angel in Richland. She was born on February 25, 1917 in Hay, WA to Isaac and Mabel Moore.

She was raised on the family farm being the second child of seven. Mabel worked harvest in the Hay area as a teen, then went to college at Cheney Normal and graduated with a degree in education. Mabel’s first teaching job was the fall of 1937 in Kahlotus, WA.

Mabel was a member of the Kahlotus City Council, Washington Education Association, the Kahlotus Grange, a 4H Leader, Lacrosse Bridge Club, Herron Trucking Bowling Team-Colfax and the Kahlotus Women’s Club. She was also a member of the United Methodist Churches in Kahlotus and Lacrosse.

She was always the happiest when she was around her family. Mabel also became a qualified truck driver at the age of 59 after raising her family of four.

Mrs. Herron was preceded in death by her husband Robert W. Herron, Sr. and grandson Darin J. Randall.

She is survived by her daughter Kay Randall Jack of Port Orchard, WA; sons Robert W. Herron, Jr. Jacci of Davenport, WA; John K. Herron Karon of Kahlotus, WA and Jerry I. Herron Brenda of West Richland, WA. Her sister Carolyn L. Jack Dutton of Washtucna, WA and brother John L. Moore of Yakima, WA survive her. Mabel is also survived by 9 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.

A funeral service will be held at the United Methodist Church in Kahlotus on Thursday February 12, 2004 at 2:00pm with a interment to follow at the Kahlotus Lakeview Cemetery. There will be visitation 1 hour prior to the funeral service at the church.

Donations may be made to the Tri-Cities Chaplaincy Hospice House, 2108 W. Entiat Ave. Kennewick, WA 99336 or the Kahlotus United Methodist Church or the Kahlotus Cemetery.

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  • Mabel Herron and her Husband Bob were really great people in my Life !!!! Mabel worked for my Parents >> John and Esther Wigen at their Farm in Lacrosse , Washington helping with the 5 children including me as a child born 10 and 1/2 months after my sister back in the 1920’s . She took care of me for my parents and gave me a Bond that I will always Cherish!!!!

    I always enjoyed Mabel and Bob as a second set of close Friends and considered them like a second set of Parents !!!

    Mabel’s smile was always and will be a fond memory of mine !!! And Bob’s will too!!!

    God Bless her Memory !!

    She will be missed by me as a Shining Star in Lacrosse !!!!

    Always fun to visit with >> always time to share her stories about my parents and me as a there boy growing up on the Farm !!!

    And the years of Bob hauling my Wheat to Central Ferry and Windust and the Tri Cities !!!

    God Bless the Memories of Mabel and Bob Herron

    Les Wigen

    623 Valleyview

    Colfax, Washington 99111

    Les Wigen
    November 4, 2014
    Colfax, WA, US
  • Mabel Herron, also known as my grandma, was a very friendly person and always had time to share story’s even if you didn’t have the time you found the time to listen to her story’s.

    After I graduated school I moved away so I didn’t get to see her that often but when I did it was very cherished, and very memorable.

    When I got the news about her death I was very shocked but very relieved because she is were she wants to be up in heaven with Grandpa, but she will be VERY missed.

    She was a very great person and an awesome grandma, if you even had a question just call grandma and she always had the answer.

    In conclusion she is still very loved and will be very missed….

    Brent, Jerilene & Brittany Strevy

    4261 Birch Ave

    Bremerton, Wa 98312

    Jerilene Strevy
    November 4, 2014
    Bremerton, WA, US
  • Mrs. Herron was my 5th grade teacher and always my favorite. She had a way of making learning fun. She always had a smile and was warm and friendly to everyone. My first time of seeing the inside of a semi-truck was when she had her husband bring one of his big rigs to the school. Our class thought we were pretty special because we got to go out and get inside it.

    She was truly a shining star whose light will continue to shine.

    God Bless You Mrs. Herron! You will be greatly missed, but never forgotten.

    Brenda Anderson Barott

    West Richland

    Connell High, Class of 1981

    Brenda Barott
    November 4, 2014
    West, Richland, WA, US
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