The Daily News-January 1991

HORNE, Doris Genevive 
	
  Age 62, of Cathlamet, died at home.  She was born in Billings, Mont., 
and came to Washington at age 6, where her family owned a bakery in 
Seattle.  She moved to Cathlamet in 1965.
  She worked at the Wauna mill for 12 years, retiring in 1985 when she 
married Ted Horne.  She and her husband had a vegetable farm and were 
generous with their produce to the community.  She enjoyed gardening 
and farming and loved spending time with her large family.
  She was a member of the AWPPW and the First Free Church of Puget 
Island.
  Survivors include her husband, Ted Horne, at home; five sons, Jim 
Mjelde of El Toro, Calif., Danny Mjelde and Marty Mjelde, both of 
Longview, Brian Mjelde of Castle Rock and John Brockmueller of Toledo; 
a daughter, Marcy Young of Bellingham; five stepchildren, Tony Childs 
in Japan, Mike Horne in Louisiana, Dena Shelton of Castle Rock, Cindy 
Moran of Kelso and Kelly Horne of Longview; her mother, Sally Francis
of Seattle; a sister, Iona Wilcox of Seattle; two brothers, Bill Beck
of Sequim, and Bob Beck of Bremerton; 24 grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.  A son,
Steve, died in 1984.
  A service was held Friday at the First Free Church of Puget Island 
with Pastor David Gerlach officiating.


Doris Genevive (Beck) Mjelde Brockmueller Horne
Greenwood Cemetery-Cathlamet, Wa.
15 Nov 1928-09 Jan 1991
(As transcribed by the Wahkiakum County Historical Society Museum)