Teuber Family - Hildegarde Olga Teuber - page 10 - Death Record

This is my [step] grandmother Triplett's death certificate. Her name was Hildegarde Olga Teuber Starr Triplett.

The Decedent Person data includes: Her name was Hildegarde Olga Triplett. She passed on 5 July 1971 at 1630. She was a caucasian female, who was born on 6 February 1894, and was 77 years old. Her parents were Albert Teuber who was born in German, and Ursula Klemp who was born in Bohemia. Grandma was born in South Dakota, so was a US citizen. At the time of her death she was married to my Grandpa Shirley Triplett. Her occupation for 21 years was as a housewife.

The place where Grandma died was at Fresno Community Hospital, located at Fresno & R street, which was within the the city limits of Fresno, Fresno County. She lived in Fresno County for 30 years, and in California for 51 years.

Her residence was at 3549 Illinois, Fresno, Fresno, California. Her home was inside the Fresno City limits. All of the above information was given by Mrs. Dorothy Starr, [her daughter-in-law], who lived at 604 W. Michigan, Fresno California.

The Physician's (or Coroner's Certification) states that the MD took care of Grandma  from 8 September 1969 to 5 July 1971. He last saw her alive on 3 July 1971. The MD's name was Joseph C. Woo. He signed the certificate on 6 July 1971. His Medical License was G1578.

The embalmer was R. Stephen Lawrence. The Registrar's name I can't read. She was buried on 8 July 1971, at Belmont Memorial Park, through the Lisle Funeral home.

Her cause of Death was Congestive heart Failure lasted for 1 week. An additional diagnosis is Arterio Scleratic Heart Disease which was present for a year. The Code for CHF is/was 412.3.

There was no operation or biopsy, nor autopsy.

STATE REGISRAR number was 108-26.

CERTIFICATION NUMBER 72-00201

STATE OF CALIFORNIA - COUNTY OF FRESNO

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE COPY OF THIS

DOCUMENT, FILED AND/OR RECORDED IN THIS OFFICE.ISSUED BY AUTHORITY OF SECTION 10575 OF CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE

PAYMENT OF $2.00 RECEIVED

NOT A CERTIFIED (LEGAL) COPY WITHOUT A RAISED SEAL

AND THE DEPUTY'S SIGNATURE IN RED INK

[I can't read this signature] LOCAL REGISTRAR

DATED         C. RODRIQUEZ    Deputy Registrar

JUL 12 1971                                                                    

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Teuber Family - Hildegarde Olga Teuber Triplett - Funeral Card

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For your own protection

1. While in procession - please use headlights.

2.  Please maintain one car length distance at all times.

3.  Watch cemetery attendant for parking instructions.

                                   Lisle

                          FUNERAL HOME

                               1605 I. Street

                      Fresno, California 93721

A

RECORD OF

MEMORIAM

FOR FRIENDS

AND

RELATIVES

 SERVICES IN MEMORY OF

HILDEGARDE OLGA TRIPLETT

February 6, 1894 - July 5 1971

Thursday, July 8, 1971 at 10:30 A.M.

Graveside Services

Belmont Memorial Park

Officiate

Mr. Merrill Hardison

Internment Belmont Memorial Park

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Teuber Family - Hildegarde Olga Teuber - Page 1 - Birth Certificate

This is Grandma Hildegarde Triplett's death record.

I do not remember when I received this, but it could have been in the mid to late 1980's.

Grandma grew up in Huron, Beadle County, South Dakota. Her  father Albert had immigrated with his family to the United States, and settled in South Dakota.

She and my Grandfather Shirley Greene Triplett were married in July 1950. Grandpa's 2nd wife was my grandmother, Lenoir Inez Leonard who died 31 December 1949.

Grandpa and Grandma Hildegarde worked together at Electric Lab. Grandma worked in the office and Grandpa worked in the garage.

After their marriage, they settled down in the Illinois Street house. At that point Mom decided to move into her own apartment.

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This is an obituary for Grandma Hildegarde [I never called her that - she was GRANDMA!] 

This obituary reads: TRIPLETT,HILDEGARDE OLGA - in Fresno, July 5, age 77. Born in South Dakota, 30 years in Fresno. A homemaker and wife of S. G. Triplett of Fresno; mother of Paul Starr of Fresno; step-mother of  Mrs. Myron Winch of Fresno; sister of Mrs. Harry L. Andrews Sr. of Los Gatos and Mrs. Lewis Mittness of Jacksonville, Wis. One grandchild [me] survives.

   Graveside services held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Belmont Memorial Park. The Lisle Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

TRIPLETT, in Fresno, July 5, 1971 Hildegarde Olga Triplett. Wife of S.G. Triplett. Mother of Paul Starr. Stepmother of Mrs. Myron Winch. Sister of Mrs. Harry L. Andrews Sr., and Mrs. Lewis Mittness. Aunt of Mrs. Fred Heining [Henning] and Harry L. Andrews. Also survived by one granddaughter, Myra Lee Winch. Graveside Services, Thursday, July 8 1971 at 10:30 A.M. at Belmont Memorial Park. LISLE FUNERAL HOME directing.

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Grandma loved me more than life itself. She loved me and I love[d] her.

Some of the things I remember:

She loved to work in the yard. She and Grandpa had a rose garden in the backyard next to the disconnected garage.

She loved being in the mountains at our cabin, except the one day she was planting Iris bulbs, and a gopher popped out of a hole and looked at her. She came running back to the cabin screaming about the gopher.

She used a mangle iron to iron the pillow cases and sheets for their bed.

When she died, Mom and I would go over to the house and help Grandpa with changing the sheets and just check to make sure everything looked fairly well kept. He was still working at this point.

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One day Mom and I came into the house and washed/changed the bed linens. After the wash and drying were finished, we folded everything and opened the cupboard where the linens were kept.

We felt like we had violated some obvious rule of law - we hadn't ironed the sheets and pillowcases. It was definately obvious what we hadn't done!

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