In Memory of
Barbara "Bobbie" Lee
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1932 - 2014
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Obituary for Barbara "Bobbie" Lee Veach
Barbara "Bobbie" Lee Veach of Fallon passed from this world peacefully at Banner Churchill Community Hospital November 8, 2014 after a courageous fight against cancer.
Bobbie was born on April 8, 1932 in Flint MI to L. G. Burris and Alice M. (Stanton) Burris. She married Samuel Veach Jr. in 1952 to become a proud Seabee Wife.
Bobbie was a homemaker and mother foremost but always kept herself busy with community, church activities, volunteering with many organizations and numerous jobs. She was well know to Fallon school children as "Mrs. DUSO", the DUSO Dolphin Lady, active with the Fallon Footlighters and other theatre groups and was a lifelong bowler into her 80th year. Her passion was her grandchildren, great grandchildren and the Lord. She was a active member of St. John's Lutheran Church.
She is survived by her brother Jack Burris of Arizona, her three sons, Jack Veach (Trudy) of Reno, Paul Veach of Fallon and Mark Veach (Carol) of South Dakota, grandchildren Melanie Gallardo, Laura (Robert) McElhenney, Angela Veach, Jeff (Lisa) and Jeremy Veach, Jack Jr. and Monika Veach, Audrey (John) Speziale, great grandchildren Jakob Gallardo, Colton and Britt McElhenney, Anthony and Jacob Brown, Charles and Matalina Speziale, Aeden Veach and Elijah Rubio and her "borrowed daughter for life" Kathy (Trigueiro) Lauby and her beloved nieces Judy, Cora and Diane of Michigan.
She is preceded in death by the love of her life, Samuel Veach Jr,. sister Betty Anderson and brothers Norm, Jim and Fred Burris.
A memorial in honor of her life to be presided over by her Pastor is scheduled for 11:00 AM Saturday, December 6th, 2014 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Fallon with a reception to follow at the church. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Bobbie's life. In lieu of flowers please send donations to C.A.P.S. or the charity of your choice. The family would like to thank the health care professionals and friends who were instrumental in her comfort during her most recent battle with the cancer that took her from us.
Bobbie was born on April 8, 1932 in Flint MI to L. G. Burris and Alice M. (Stanton) Burris. She married Samuel Veach Jr. in 1952 to become a proud Seabee Wife.
Bobbie was a homemaker and mother foremost but always kept herself busy with community, church activities, volunteering with many organizations and numerous jobs. She was well know to Fallon school children as "Mrs. DUSO", the DUSO Dolphin Lady, active with the Fallon Footlighters and other theatre groups and was a lifelong bowler into her 80th year. Her passion was her grandchildren, great grandchildren and the Lord. She was a active member of St. John's Lutheran Church.
She is survived by her brother Jack Burris of Arizona, her three sons, Jack Veach (Trudy) of Reno, Paul Veach of Fallon and Mark Veach (Carol) of South Dakota, grandchildren Melanie Gallardo, Laura (Robert) McElhenney, Angela Veach, Jeff (Lisa) and Jeremy Veach, Jack Jr. and Monika Veach, Audrey (John) Speziale, great grandchildren Jakob Gallardo, Colton and Britt McElhenney, Anthony and Jacob Brown, Charles and Matalina Speziale, Aeden Veach and Elijah Rubio and her "borrowed daughter for life" Kathy (Trigueiro) Lauby and her beloved nieces Judy, Cora and Diane of Michigan.
She is preceded in death by the love of her life, Samuel Veach Jr,. sister Betty Anderson and brothers Norm, Jim and Fred Burris.
A memorial in honor of her life to be presided over by her Pastor is scheduled for 11:00 AM Saturday, December 6th, 2014 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Fallon with a reception to follow at the church. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Bobbie's life. In lieu of flowers please send donations to C.A.P.S. or the charity of your choice. The family would like to thank the health care professionals and friends who were instrumental in her comfort during her most recent battle with the cancer that took her from us.
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