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     Mary E. Sateigelbauss married John Rylan Hillick, son of Rylan X. Hillick and Frieda McMurtry, on 4 July 1970; marriage annulled in 1972.¹

     Carrie C. Sateren was born on 18 January 1897 at Norway. She was the daughter of Kristian Sateren and Embjor Varpestuen. Carrie C. Sateren married Ole T. Foss on 31 August 1921 at Williams Co., North Dakota. Carrie C. Sateren died on 23 March 1980 at Mercy Hospital, Williston, Williams Co., North Dakota, at age 83.

     Kristian Sateren married Embjor Varpestuen.

     Elizabeth Sawbridge married Henry Perkins.¹

     Ralph Willard Sawdey was born on 12 December 1906 at Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington.¹ He married Naomi Charlotte Harn, daughter of Fred Maywood Harn and Flora Adams, on 27 March 1930 at Woodland, Washington. Ralph Willard Sawdey and Naomi Charlotte Harn were divorced before 1945. Ralph Willard Sawdey married Marie A. Doherty in 1950. Ralph Willard Sawdey died on 23 September 1957 at age 50.¹ He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington Co., Virginia.¹

     Camille Sawyer was born on 2 April 1901 at Newark, Licking Co., Ohio.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Thomas Sawyer and Ada E. Jones. Camille Sawyer married Edwin Mayes Frink, son of Edwin May Frink and Henrietta Estelle Harn, on 22 December 1920 at Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan. Camille Sawyer died on 9 November 1938 at Newark, Licking Co., Ohio, at age 37.²


MRS. EDWIN M. FRINK.
Mrs. Camille Frink, 37, wife of Edwin M. Frink, resident of Detroit, Mich., and former resident of Newark, died Wednesday at 11:25 p. m. in the home of her sister, Mrs. Josephine Reynolds, 99 North 21 street, after a long illness.
The daughter of the late William T. Sawyer she was born in Newark and was educated in the Newark public schools. She had resided in Detroit the past 10 years and was a member of the Fourth Christian Science church.
Surviving are her husband and a year old son, Edwin Sawyer Frink; her mother, Mrs. Ada Sawyer of the home here; the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Carl C. Bourne of Detroit, Mich., Mrs. F. G. Oschman of Cleveland, Mrs. F. R. Linskey, Mrs. Josephine Reynolds, Miss Florence Sawyer, Carl Sawyer and Charles Sawyer, all of Newark.
The body will be moved from the Egan funeral home to the home in North 21st street today. The Christian. Science service will be read Saturday in the home and burial will be made in Cedar Hill cemetery.

The Newark Advocate
Newark, Ohio
10 Nov 1938, Thu - Page 22.³ She was buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking Co., Ohio.²

     Hannah Sawyer married John Kniffen, son of Samuel Kniffen and Mary Purdy.¹

     Roxann Sawyer married Thomas Michael Monhaut, son of John Delbert Monhaut and Agnes Veronica Kramer, on 7 August 1982 at Nappanee, Elkhart Co., Indiana.¹

     William Thomas Sawyer was born in April 1859 at Ohio. He married Ada E. Jones in 1886. William Thomas Sawyer died circa 1917. He was buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking Co., Ohio.¹

     Charles Edward Sax was born on 21 June 1917 at Morris, Stevens Co., Minnesota.² He was the son of Stephen Edward Sax and May Perkins.¹ Charles Edward Sax was born on 21 June 1918 at Morris, Stevens Co., Minnesota.¹ He married Aase Bratsburg on 10 October 1952 at Seattle, King Co., Washington. Charles Edward Sax died abt Feb 1975-1976 at King Co., Washington.¹ He died on 16 February 1976 at Bellevue, King Co., Washington, at age 58.² He was cremated on 18 February 1976.² He was buried at Sunset Hills Memorial Park, Bellevue, King Co., Washington.³

     Clinton Francis Sax was born on 11 December 1910 at Stevens Co., Minnesota.^1,2 He was the son of Stephen Edward Sax and May Perkins.¹ Clinton Francis Sax married Gladys Henrietta Stahman on 3 February 1934 at Sisseton, Roberts Co., South Dakota. Clinton Francis Sax married Helen Blanche Brisbane on 13 January 1958 at Grant Co., South Dakota. Clinton Francis Sax died in May 1963 at Stevens Co., Minnesota, at age 52.¹ He died on 6 May 1963 at Stevens Co., Minnesota, at age 52.² He was buried at Summit Cemetery, Morris, Stevens Co., Minnesota.²

     Etta Lorraine Sax was born on 7 July 1912 at Morris, Stevens Co., Minnesota.^1,2 She was the daughter of Stephen Edward Sax and May Perkins.¹ Etta Lorraine Sax married Bernard Adean Mickelson on 22 February 1934 at Stevens Co., Minnesota.¹ Etta Lorraine Sax died on 5 October 1999 at St. Olaf Twsp., Otter Tail Co., Minnesota, at age 87.^3,2 She died on 5 October 1999 at Grant Co., Minnesota, at age 87.¹ She was buried at Union Cemetery, Elbow Lake, Grant Co., Minnesota.²

     Stephen Edward Sax was born on 22 November 1880 at Stevens Co., Minnesota.^1,2 He married May Perkins, daughter of Jonathan Raymond Perkins and Alfrieta Twombly, on 29 December 1909 at Morris, Stevens Co., Minnesota.¹ Stephen Edward Sax died on 26 December 1957 at Stevens Co., Minnesota, at age 77.^1,2 He was buried at Summit Cemetery, Morris, Stevens Co., Minnesota.^2,1

     Male Saxe married Kathy A. Porter, daughter of G.P. Porter and female (?).¹

     Cindy Marie Saylor is the daughter of Kenneth Lawrence Saylor and Judith Ann Weidman.

     Kenneth Lawrence Saylor was born on 8 October 1932 at Livingston, Park Co., Montana. He married Judith Ann Weidman, daughter of Kenneth Earl Weidman and Fletah Pauline Devor, on 10 October 1954 at Livingston, Park Co., Montana. Kenneth Lawrence Saylor died on 24 February 2005 at age 72.

     Anna F. Sbritsky was born on 19 November 1888 at New York.^1,2 She was the daughter of Hiller Sbritsky and Lisa Rigberg.¹ Anna F. Sbritsky married Joseph Havel, son of Joseph Havel and Mary Sklenar.² Her Social Security Number was 533-18-1350.¹ Anna F. Sbritsky lived in 1977 at 926 Grove St., Apt. 5, San Francisco, San Francisco Co., California.¹ She died on 18 December 1978 at San Francisco Co., California, at age 90.¹ She was cremated on 19 December 1978 at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo Co., California.¹ The cause of death was Cerebral Thrombrosis.¹

     Hiller Sbritsky was born at Ukraine. He married Lisa Rigberg.¹

     Leslie Schadee is the daughter of Lyle Robert Schadee Sr. and Clarene Kristie Mickelson. Leslie Schadee married Angelo Welti.

     Linda Schadee is the daughter of Lyle Robert Schadee Sr. and Clarene Kristie Mickelson.

     Lyle Schadee is the son of Lyle Robert Schadee Sr. and Clarene Kristie Mickelson. Lyle Schadee married Lara (?)

     Lyle Robert Schadee Sr. was born circa 1935 at Kirkland, King Co., Washington.¹ He married Clarene Kristie Mickelson, daughter of Bernard Adean Mickelson and Etta Lorraine Sax, on 18 December 1965 at Kirkland, King Co., Washington. Lyle Robert Schadee Sr. died on 3 October 2013.¹ He was buried at Saint Marys Cemetery, Marysville, Snohomish Co., Washington.¹

     Annette Katherine Schaefer married John Gavin Jopson, son of John Jopson and Barbara Catherine Purdy, on 18 October 1980.¹

     Henry Lewis Schaffer Sr. married Elizabeth Mae McKenzie. Henry Lewis Schaffer Sr. and Elizabeth Mae McKenzie were divorced.

     David James Schak was born on 15 February 1941 at St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota.³ He was the son of Harry Allen Schak and Helen Irene Beach. Dave SCHAK had a boy and girl from 2 previous marriages. David James Schak was employed at NorthStar Steel, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota. He lived at 17829 Zodiac St., NE, Forest Lake, Washington Co., Minnesota. He married Donna Kaye Spilman, daughter of Donald Walter Spilman and Doris Alice Harn, on 15 September 1984 at Chisago Co., Minnesota. David James Schak and Donna Kaye Spilman were divorced. David James Schak died on 3 December 2009 at Stillwater, Washington Co., Minnesota, at age 68.

     Harry Allen Schak married Helen Irene Beach. SOURCE: Letter from Donna Schak Sep 1996. Harry Allen Schak was born on 1 March 1909 at Montana. He died on 18 August 1980 at Minnesota at age 71.

     His Ancestral File Number is F5XJ-L0, submitted by Jeanne Fox Wilson. Carl Arthur Schaller was born in 1888 at Germany.¹ He married Laura E. Perkins, daughter of Charles Raymond Perkins and Florence Eugenia Twombley, on 15 December 1915 at Okanogan Co., Washington. Carl Arthur Schaller died in 1973.¹ He was buried at Okanogan City Cemetery, Okanogan, Okanogan Co., Washington.¹

     Christopher Schaller is the son of Clemens A. Schaller and Leone A. Krebsbach.¹

     Clemens A. Schaller was born on 14 December 1920 at Brewster, Okanogan Co., Washington.^1,2 He was the son of Carl Arthur Schaller and Laura E. Perkins. Clemens A. Schaller was born circa 1921 at Washington info from 1930 Washington Census. Clemens A. Schaller was also known as Clem. He graduated in 1939 at Okanogan High School, Okanogan, Okanogan Co., Washington. He graduated on 15 April 1944 at Army Armed Forces Pilot School, Pecos, Reeves Co., Texas, Class 44-D.¹ He married Leone A. Krebsbach, daughter of William Thomas Krebsbach and Anna Maria Schillinger, on 4 May 1946 at Omak, Okanogan Co., Washington.¹ Clemens A. Schaller graduated in 1956 at Washington State College, Pullman, Whitman Co., Washington, Architectural Engineering. He died on 10 April 2014 at Pullman, Whitman Co., Washington, at age 93.^1,2 The cause of death was heart attack on 10 April 2014.¹

Following obituary for Clem Schaller:

Clemens A. SCHALLER

SCHALLER, Clemens A. Clemens A. "Clem" Schaller, of Pullman passed away from a heart attack on Thursday, April 10, 2014 at his Bishop Place residence in Pullman. He was 93. Clem was born December 15, 1920, in Brewster, WA, the son of Carl and Laura (Perkins) Schaller and grew up in Okanogan, WA where he attended Okanogan High School, graduating in the class of 1939. During his final year he did his "senior project", constructing a duplex apartment building from a kit. After graduation he spent a year working in a local grocery store to earn money for college. In 1940 Clem first came to Pullman to attend WSC as an architecture student and was a member of the Theta Chi fraternity. While a student he was a house boy at a WSC sorority and, as a fourth generation Schaller drummer, led his nine piece band, the Clem Schaller Big Band, that played dance gigs throughout the Inland Northwest. Clem was also a WSC Cougar athlete as a sparring partner on Ike Deiter's boxing team and a half-miler on the track team. In 1944 Clem left school and joined the WWII effort, graduating from the Army Armed Forces Pilot School in Pecos, TX, Class 44-D on April 15, 1944. He was then with the 729th squadron of the 452nd bomb group, flying out of Deopham Green, England in 1944 and 1945 as the High Squadron Leader in 31 combat missions over Germany, piloting the "Panting Stork II" B-17 Flying Fortress. He also shuttled various aircraft such as B-25's, B-36's, and C-47 Cargo/Para- troopers. Being a squadron leader his plane was a prime target, and on one of his missions he was shot down over France, successfully belly-landing his B-17 in a field with no injuries. Though behind enemy lines, he and his crew safely returned to England thanks to assistance from the French Underground. Toward the end of the war, while on leave, Clem met his sweetheart, Leone A. Krebsbach, who had just driven from Minnesota in her black Ford two-seat convertible (complete with a single rumble seat in back) after graduating from college with a social studies degree. She was a new social worker in the Okanogan/Omak area, renting a room owned by a relative of Clem. It was thought that Clem was attracted to Lee's car and Lee was attracted to Clem's uniform. They were married in Omak on May 4, 1946. Clem remained on active duty with the U.S. Air Force through 1952, and during that time he and Leone had four sons (in order of birth): Jeffrey, the twins Jon Steven and Christopher, and Joseph, all within 2 2/3 years. After the war and until military deactivation Clem continued performing assignments for the Air Force, including the Korean War. In his last active mission on 11-1-1952, as part of Operation IVY-MIKE, a now-declassified scientific research mission, he co-piloted a B-29 Superfortress through the cloud of the first Hydrogen Bomb test at Eniwetok, Pacific Island, while based in Hawaii with his family. In his spare time Clem loved to go surfing. Upon military deactivation Clem considered becoming an airline pilot, but decided to return to Pullman with the family in 1953 and finish college while living in the South Fairways. During school Clem also worked on some construction projects including his own. He received his bachelor of arts degree in Architectural Engineering in 1956. At that time Clem considered moving the family to Chelan, WA for his career as a private builder, but decided (to the benefit of many) to stay in Pullman and help satisfy the local need for housing, and built the family's first house on Upper Drive. Beginning with his return to Pullman, Clem also returned to drumming jazz with various local musicians over many years. On December 15, 1968 Clem was transferred to the Retired Reserve, U.S. Air Force, and on December 15, 1980 Clem was retired from the U.S. Air Force as a Lieutenant Colonel with decorations that included the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal. Through the years Clem built many Pullman apartment complexes, such as the Schalimar (name has been changed, NE Stadium Way), the Carlaura (named after his parents), and the Normandy, and several houses in Evergreen Community, some in partnership with former Pullman developers Lee and Snell. He also built two Evergreen Community houses for his family. He was known for building high quality living structures, with many of his projects built virtually by himself, some of them with his sons as the crew. Clem was also active in the American Legion and Rotary Club. After retiring from the wear and tear of construction in the mid 1970's Clem held several jobs in semi-retirement related to home- building. He retired in 1979, and in 1980 Clem and Lee sold the family home in Evergreen Community and over time lived in a couple of townhouses on SW Crestview. During those retirement years they enjoyed snow-birding in Hemet, CA. and were avid golfers. In recent years they moved into Bishop Place. Clem is survived by his wife of 68 years, Lee, 90, in Pullman, and four sons Jeff in Pullman, Chris in Tacoma, Jon Steven in Yuma, AZ, Joe in Gallup, NM, and sister Beverly in Lodi, CA. His parents and two siblings preceded him in death. Bomber pilot, squadron leader, bandleader, self-employed builder, husband, father. Clem Schaller was genuine, independent, an individualist and a true leader. A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 in the chapel of Kimball Funeral Home. Vault inurnment with military honors will follow at the Pullman Cemetery. KIMBALL FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY OF PULLMAN has been entrusted with funeral arrangements. Online condolences may be left for the family at www.kimballfh.com

Published in Spokesman-Review on Apr. 20, 2014.¹ He was buried at Pullman City Cemetery, Pullman, Whitman Co., Washington.^1,2

     Genevieve Schaller was born on 2 December 1915 at Okanogan Co., Washington. She was the daughter of Carl Arthur Schaller and Laura E. Perkins. Genevieve Schaller was born circa December 1916 at Washington info from 1920 Washington Census. She married James Frederick Steiner on 14 October 1941 at Okanogan, Okanogan Co., Washington. Genevieve Schaller died on 1 October 2011 at Florida at age 95.