The number of death is 3. In my life experience and in my family & friends, death has always come in 3's.
My Uncle Howard Jan 16, 2008
My Aunt Margaret
The Oregonian
Margaret I. Engstrom
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Margaret Isabelle Engstrom died Feb. 10, 2008, at age 82.
Margaret Isabelle Davis was born Aug. 11, 1925, in Billings, Mont., and moved to Portland as a teenager. She worked in Eve's Restaurant in the Peninsula Fred Meyer and later was a billing clerk for ONC Freight. In 1945, she married James Engstrom Sr.; they divorced.
Survivors include her sons, James Jr., Thomas and Samuel; sister, Jean Osterman; nine grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Gresham Memorial Chapel.
And now My aunt Jean. March 7, 2008 10:30pm pacific time.
This picture was taken Jan 28, 2008 when the family got together for Howards memorial reunion. Aunt Jean. Cousins Gerry (standing), Butch (Howard after his dad), and Barbara Jean.
Aunt Jean was wife to Howard and sister to Margaret and my mother Patricia and Richard their brother. The first set of 3 to pass was My mother, my uncle Richard and his wife Genevieve. Now all of that generation has past on to their rest. It's a sobering thought when a generation passes. I still have my poppy 83 and two aunts(his sisters)ages 81&79. My brother is 62. My sister is 58 and I am 48. I wonder if we will all go in 3's too?
Fairview Or
Eatonton Georgia
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