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Myrtle H Laing
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Harold Payne Lindsay
1899-1951 |
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Joan K. Lindsay
1924-2013 |
Married | Mr. Goerge W. Fox (jr) 1922-2001 |
Joan was residing in Janesville Wi in 2010
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Susan Lindsay |
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Issac Watson Stephenson
1933-2001 |
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Susan Lindsay .
| Birth: | Sep. 30, 1933 Escanaba Delta County Michigan, USA |
| Death: | Aug. 25, 2010 Menominee Menominee County Michigan, USA |
 SUSAN LINDSAY STEPHENSON Susan (Lindsay) Stephenson passed away on August 25, 2010, at Bay Area Medical Center after a short, unexpected illness. She was born September 30, 1933, in Escanaba Mich. Her parents were Harold and Merle Lindsay. Susan grew up in Escanaba and was a popular girl with her 4th birthday party making the local paper. She graduated in Escanaba High School's class of 1951. She attended Lake Forest College in Illinois for two years. Later she worked for Harris Trust in Chicago. She also spent a summer as a waitress in a tea shop on Mackinac Island. November 26, 1966 saw her marry Captain Isaac W. Stephenson III in Escanaba. They were the love of each others lives until his passing in February of this year. They had one child, Isaac IV, born in 1971. Susan was as passionate about golf as her husband was about sailing. She was a member of Riverside Country Club and North Shore Golf Club. She played many rounds at both clubs. Especially enjoyable was her play in the Golden Duffers league. She also enjoyed bridge and celebrated hundreds of birthdays with special friends in a birthday club. J&B, Rob Roy, Duncan, Angus and currently Piper were the names of her cherished Scottish Terrier companions. Susan was at her most animated when viewing the Packers for whom she rooted above all other teams. Red was her color and many will remember her red convertibles, and red outfits. Susan was a passionate and classy lady who can now be reunited with her husband so that their partnership can continue. Susan is survived by her son, Isaac and his wife, Jennifer of Cameron, N.C.; sisters: Martha of Escanaba, Mich. and Joan of Fort Atkinson, Wis. She was preceded in death by husband, Isaac. Funeral services for Sue were held at the Cadieu-Thielen funeral home on Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 6 p.m. The Rev. Phil Tousley officiated. Burial was in the Forest Home Cemetery in Marinette, Wis. A memorial fund has been established in Susan's name for the Menominee Animal Shelter. Family links: Parents: Harold Lindsay (1899 - 1951) Merle Lindsay (1902 - 1972) Spouse: Isaac W. Stephenson (1933 - 2010) |
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| Burial: Forest Home Cemetery Marinette Marinette County Wisconsin, USA |
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Issac Stephenson
| Birth: | May 1, 1933 Hartford Hartford County Connecticut, USA |
| Death: | Feb. 1, 2010 Menominee Menominee County Michigan, USA |
I.W. "Ike" Stephenson III I.W. "Ike" Stephenson III, set off on his journey of eternal warm, sunny, sailing weather passing February 1, 2010, at his home beside Green Bay. He is the great-grandson of Senator Isaac Stephenson, of Marinette, Wis. He was born May 1, 1933, in Hartford, Conn. to Parents I.W. Stephenson II (COL, USAF) and Mother Molly George. Ike's mother was killed in a car accident in 1934. His father, an aircraft engineer, raised him while working for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Corporation. His father later obtained the rank of Colonel in the United States Air Force serving during World War II. During his father's service he lived in Marinette, Wis., with his Grandma Stephenson. During this time he would visit the Stephenson Library and was introduced to Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazon series which he continued to read throughout his life. In 1947, his father was also killed in a car accident. His Aunt Mary (Stephenson) Denman and Uncle George Denman assumed care. He completed his secondary education at Admiral Farragut Academy, St. Petersburg, Fla. Following that, he obtained a degree from Spartan Aviation College, Tulsa, Okla. An aviation career followed. He flew all types of aircraft from single engine private planes to commercial airliners. Flying jobs included pipeline patrol in Oklahoma, transport trips to India, running Stephenson Air Taxi, serving as chief pilot at Island Air in the United States Virgin Islands and flying for Fontana Aviation of Iron Mountain, Mich. He was a passionate advocate for general aviation and for the Twin County Airport. He served briefly on its governing body. Ike's primary avocation was sailing. He began spending time on the water as a youth and continued his whole life. While in California, he sailed in the Mercury Class. Later he successfully competed in the Dragon Class competing in the 1956 Olympic trials. He sailed as crew on the Great Lakes for noted yachtsman such as Douglas Jones and Daniel Coffey. His first boat was a Kings Cruiser called Cayo. For the 1967 season he splashed Perfection, a Lecomte Medalist. This boat was a fixture in the Menominee Marina for the rest of his life. Ike raced her in the Chicago Mackinac Race, 100 Miler and 100's more races. Together they collected lots of hardware including 1970 GBYA boat of the year, Winner of the Stoll race in Escanaba and more. Many will be familiar with his wooden sailing dinghy, Amazon, which was moored in Menominee Marina for years. He frequently sailed this little gem out to the Menominee Shoal Buoy and back. He was assisted by a number of 'boat boys' through the years. He was especially fond of William Siedel, Nick Behrendt, Mike Nesbitt, and Mike Del-Genio. Ike introduced 100's to sailing by being universally prepared to cast off and go for a sail. Visitors from Australia, India and other areas went for a sail with him. This is all documented in meticulously kept log books. November 26, 1966, saw him marry the former Susan Lindsay in Escanaba, Mich., at the First Presbyterian Church. Ike and Susan first lived in the Caribbean as he continued his flying career. They then moved to Menominee and made their home at 1818 First Street. Ike and Susan were a unique couple with Susan assisting him in racing Perfection and later performing race committee work. July 5, 1971, saw their son Isaac, IV born. Ike also had a love of sports cars, owning several English sports cars including MG's and Aston Martin's. He raced at such venues as Pebble Beach and Sebring, Fla. Another thing Ike was known for was his love of dogs, particularly Scottish Terriers. Throughout his life he loved JB, Rob Roy, Duncan, Angus and currently Piper. We all will fondly remember him walking the Scotties near his home on 1st Street. Ike was a voracious reader spreading his enjoyment of this to anyone he could. He also pointed out to youth he was helping, that if you can read you can learn anything. In addition to Arthur Ransome, he enjoyed books on aviation history, naval history, sports cars and later in life, Jim Harrison. He wrote for the Menominee Herald Leader and Marinette Eagle Star on aviation in 'Wings and Things' and sailing via 'Waterfront News'. He also was heard on WMAM via Waterfront News. He was a member of numerous organizations including: M&M Yacht Club, US Sailing Sports Car Club of America, Coast Guard Auxiliary and Rotary. He served as Commodore, Rear Commodore and Director of the M&M Yacht Club and as President of Rotary. He took great pride in these membership and was always an enthusiastic contributor to their success. Ike lived a life of opportunities received and success achieved. We can best remember him by wishing for warm sunny sailing weather! He is survived by wife, Susan; son, Isaac and his wife, Jennifer; cousin, Mary Kay Denman and loving Scottie Dog, Piper. The family can't properly express their gratitude to his friend, Mike 'Mayor' Nesbitt for his assistance and care for Ike. Friends may call at the Cadieu-Thielen Funeral Home on Friday, February 5, 2010, from 4 p.m. until time of service at 6 p.m. The Rev. Craig Mansur will officiate Burial will be in Forest Home Cemetery in Marinette, Wis. Family links: Parents: Isaac W Stephenson (1902 - 1947) Molly Rand George Stephenson (1910 - 1934) Spouse: Susan Lindsay Stephenson (1933 - 2010)* *Calculated relationship |
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| Mildred Elisabeth Laing 1910-1992 |
Margaret Adam Laing
1911-1979 |
Elizabeth Jane Laing 1916-1929 |
Mary Ann Laing 1924-1977 |
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| Mildred Elisabeth Laing 1910-1992 |
Married |
Edwin Anthony Brophy
1901-1994 |
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| Barbara Ann Brophy
1937-2006 |
Married |
John Davis
1901-1994 |
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1911-1979 |
Married |
George C Frisbie
19xx-xxxx |
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Skip Harding
19xx-xxxx |
As of 2010 Pamela was living in East Lansing MI
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Mary Ann Laing |
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Dr Charles Webster
19xx-1975 |
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Martha Webster
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Elizabeth Webster
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James B Webster
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Married |
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| Elizabeth Webster
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Mr Parry
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