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Luella Christine Traver
03/12/1924 — 06/07/2007
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Zeeland, North Dakota
Luella Christine Traver
Luella C. Traver, 83, of Richland, WA, went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, June 7, 2007, at the Richland Rehabilitation Center after a brief illness.
Luella was born in Zeeland, ND, on March 12, 1924, to Ferdinand and Christine Maier. She was raised on the family farm in Linton, ND and graduated from Linton High School. She attended beauty school and worked in that field for a short time. She married Jerome S. Traver and they had 3 children. In 1978, Luella relocated to Richland, WA, and worked for Exxon Nuclear for several years as a technician.
In 1982 she met and married Wallace Cone in Richland. They shared many happy years together until his death in 1999.
Luella is survived by one daughter, Donna Hubbard and her husband, Victor of Richland; son, Jerome Traver and his wife, Mary Ann of Mandan, ND, and son, Randy Traver of Mandan, ND. Other surviving members include grandchildren: Ivan Traver and his fiancée Carol of Hebron, KY; Jarrod Traver of Charleston, SC; Bethanie Traver of Colorado Springs, CO; Amy Cain of Eden, UT, and 3 great-grandchildren, Marlee and Paige Cain and Kenyon Traver. Luella also leaves sisters Beatta, Dolly Heer and husband, Kenneth; Isabelle Woods and husband Fred; brothers Herman and Harvey Maier.
Viewing and visitation will be held on Sunday, June 10, at 12 noon and graveside services at 1 p.m. at Einans Funeral Home, 915 By-Pass Highway.
Mom–I miss you deeply. Yesterday morning was the first morning in my entire life that I awakened to having no mother.
There are no words to express my sorrow, but I will always remember our fun times together, our trips to Disney World and our Friday night eating out and then shopping at the Mall. Oh, and we can’t forget your Banana Creme Pie Blizzard craze in May.
Now you are resting peacefully in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ. That gives me the most comfort knowing that in my heart.
Mom, I’m looking forward to seeing you in Heaven. Meet me at the Gates.
Donna, Jerome & Randy,
Words can not tell you how sad I feel…I loved your mother so much. She was my aunt and my friend … she has always had a special place in my heart and I treasure our times together.
Her letters, prayers and support have given me strength throughout the years.
I was so blessed to have had my Aunt Luella in my life and I will miss her.
May God Bless you.
Love,
Sandy & Al Wicktom
Donna, Jerome, Randy and Family.
I am so sorry for the loss, I realize that only time will help to heal the sorrow and even at that it may seem an eternity.
The memories of laughter, joy and good times are the ones to hold on to.
Ma
Remember, Ma, meet me at the Gates of Heaven some day. Oh, and bring Grandma and Grandpa Maier with you, too, so that we can have a joyous reunion. I deeply miss Grandma and Grandpa so much, too.
Luella’s Family,
With deepest sympathy from a cousin of your Mom’s.
May she rest in peace.
Love,
Connie Maier Gleason
Mom–I miss you deeply. Yesterday morning was the first morning in my entire life that I awakened to having no mother.
There are no words to express my sorrow, but I will always remember our fun times together, our trips to Disney World and our Friday night eating out and then shopping at the Mall. Oh, and we can’t forget your Banana Creme Pie Blizzard craze in May.
Now you are resting peacefully in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ. That gives me the most comfort knowing that in my heart.
Mom, I’m looking forward to seeing you in Heaven. Meet me at the Gates.
Donna, Jerome & Randy,
Words can not tell you how sad I feel…I loved your mother so much. She was my aunt and my friend … she has always had a special place in my heart and I treasure our times together.
Her letters, prayers and support have given me strength throughout the years.
I was so blessed to have had my Aunt Luella in my life and I will miss her.
May God Bless you.
Love,
Sandy & Al Wicktom
Donna, Jerome, Randy and Family.
I am so sorry for the loss, I realize that only time will help to heal the sorrow and even at that it may seem an eternity.
The memories of laughter, joy and good times are the ones to hold on to.
Ma
Remember, Ma, meet me at the Gates of Heaven some day. Oh, and bring Grandma and Grandpa Maier with you, too, so that we can have a joyous reunion. I deeply miss Grandma and Grandpa so much, too.
Luella’s Family,
With deepest sympathy from a cousin of your Mom’s.
May she rest in peace.
Love,
Connie Maier Gleason
YOU HAVE MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY – I HAVE SOME GREAT MEMORIES SITTING IN THE BASEMENT OF YOUR HOUSE AND LISTENING TO MUSIC AND KNOWING THAT I WAS ALWAYS WELCOME TO COME TO YOUR HOME. THERE WERE ALWAYS SNACKS AND I ESPECIALLY REMEMBER HER HOMEMADE CHOW MEIN. ALTHOUGH WE LOST TOUCH I AM SURE HER KINDNESS NEVER WAS LEFT UNNOTICED. MAY YOU KNOW WHAT A NICE LADY WAS HELP YOU TO REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES. WITH LOVE AND SYMPATHY, LAURA
our prayers are with your family
To the Luella Traver Family:
Thinking of you in the loss of you mom, grandmother & great grandmother.
May the memories you have of your time together remain with you forever and give you comfort. Our prayers are with you. God Bless you all.
Jack & Roberta Nagel
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Luella Christine Traver