Hieber - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Charles and Annie Hieber

csehagota — 2009-05-04 13:13:17Z

Hi Pam,

I am interested in Charles Hieber who is the son of John Hieber and Katerina Stibinger? Do you know something about them? They are my distant relative. I would like to know about them.
I am looking forward your email.

Thanks,
Agota

Re: Johnson family search

shellyhieber64 — 2009-03-14 21:03:55Z

I forgot to mention that I already have found all that information regarding the Johnson and Calkins families online (since I posted the query in 2003). Thanks anyway for your help. Please feel free to contact me at: shellydumas@comcast.net

Also, my mom is interested in more family photos of Ruth and all her siblings if your have access to any, and if you have some of you and your family, Terry's kids, etc., that would be great, too. I love to scrapbook. I am in touch with Elaine's daughter, Mary Kaye (who lives with Elaine), near Minneapolis. And I am in constant contact with George's daughter, Cindy, who lives a few blocks from him in Austin, TX. Thanks!

Re: Johnson family search

shellyhieber64 — 2009-03-14 20:52:32Z

Uh, I'm your second cousin Shelly Dumas (nee Hieber) in Seattle. I met you in 1980 when my mom and I drove out to visit. My mom is Betty Hieber (nee Calkins), your grandmother's youngest sister. We stayed with Ruth in Bismarck and their brother George and Lonnie (Bud's second wife) were there, too. I was 16 and you were a couple years younger than me, I think? We spent some time at your house and watched the 4th of July fireworks. Right now my mom lives with us in Mountlake Terrace, WA and I have a husband and 2 sons (10 and 13 yrs. old). Mom had a stroke in May and is doing really well, but had cataract surgery in December and one eye needs a corneal transplant. Other than that, we're doing just swell. How's it going with you?

Re: Johnson family search

mngander1 — 2009-03-14 08:06:00Z

Shelly - this is Greg Anderson, grandson of Ruth Calkins. I have seen your messages regarding Julia Calkins on the internet and I think I may have found her. It took a while - but I think this is her. It looks like Claus may have been her brother - her parents were Helmar and Laura. Her siblings were Lena, Claus, Petria, Henry and Helga. This would make sense along with what my dad told me - that she was born around Ellendale, ND - which is in Dickey county - this Julia was born in LaMoure Country - which is directly to the north of Dickey county. LaMoure county has a very small population - so that the closest geographic reference may have been Ellendale. I don't know which towns in ND were existing at this time (I was surprised that Garrison was not founded until 1907 - which would make Fred and Julia some of the earliest residents). Census records for Garrison in 1920 and 1930 both confirm that Julia was born in ND. Let me know what you think of this information.

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/AF/family_group_recor...

LaMoure Census information 1900:
http://www.usgwarchives.org/nd/lamoure/census/1900/84-10a.gi...

LaMoure Census information 1910:
http://www.usgwarchives.org/nd/lamoure/census/1910/122-13b.g...

I couldn't find them there in 1920

North Dakota vital records Public Death Index lists a Helmar A Johnson with a date of death of 12/29/1931 with a place of death in LaMoure County who was 70 years old born on 12/12/1861 who resided in LaMoure county. https://secure.apps.state.nd.us/doh/certificates/deathCertSe...

North Dakota vital records lists a Laura Johnson with a date of death of 12/03/1942 with a place of death in LaMoure County who was 84 years old born on 02/01/1858 who resided in LaMoure county. https://secure.apps.state.nd.us/doh/certificates/deathCertSe...

Siblings Petria and Claus appear to have been born in Norway which may help finding information in Norway.

Sister Helga was born 22 Sep 1889 in LaMoure County and died 28 Oct 1934 in Stutsman County - both place of death and residence. She married Ernest Dow SWIFT. This is confirmed by the ND Vital Records

I also searched for Henry and Claus' information on vital records - but was unable to locate it reliably - there were plenty of Henry's but no Claus'.

Here is a map of LaMoure County - the township is Gladstone.

The only piece that I can't figure out is how they met. Do you have any information since Butlerville, Iowa; LaMoure County, and Garrison, McLean County, ND are not necessarily close together considering that they aren't on major transporation routes then or now...

Re: HEIBER/HIEBER

fordf150truck — 2009-02-21 07:30:58Z

I know it's been a while since this was posted, so hopefully you're still on here. Harry Jones and Carolyn Hieber are my Grandparents. So I have information from them down to great-grandchildren. Let me know if you are still looking for info.

HIEBER on facebook

gendy1 — 2008-08-30 15:50:36Z

Hello

Emmanuel HIEBER from France.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=35790124312

Re: Charles and Annie Hieber

ghieber — 2008-05-13 01:43:48Z

Hi my Name is Eugene Hieber MY mother was Sharon Hieber
sorry she hasn,t responded she has pas away feb 26 2004
i just found this site trying to do my own checking
i have little info would like to chat and get more info
thanks let me know my father was howard hieber and his father was wilbert hieber born aug 16 1910 in michigan
i am try to get further info not sure if u have info let me know theanks Eugene Hieber

Gunther Hieber

chris1tejfc1oslpq8b9tffd5p5vrhv0vd — 2008-04-07 09:00:20Z

From West Germany (Tutlingham?)and moved to South Africa - passed away in 2006.

Death of Mr. Ernest Hieber in China

davwayell — 2008-03-02 01:18:59Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Ernest Hieber, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Hieber died in China on August 3, 1938.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

HEIBER/HIEBER

Pashrojeso — 2007-12-28 23:38:11Z

I am attempting to locate anyone who has information about a Carolyn E. Heiber/Hieber-Jones. She was b. Jun 2, 1927 and d. Oct 20, 1998 in Woodstock, IL. Her husband was Harry Eugene Jones and he was b. Oct 4, 1923 and d. Aug 19, 1998 in Crystal Lake, IL.

Hieber Family, Wurtemburg, Germany->Dayton, Ohio

JenniferKullberg — 2007-11-06 01:52:21Z

I think there has been/is only one Hieber family in the Miami Valley/Dayton area since approimately 1850. Anthony (alternately listed as Anton or Andrew) and Magdalena (Lena) Hieber were the original immigrants to the area. I have seen funeral cards that say (in German) Anton Hieber b. 1826 Ebnat d. 1890 Dayton and Magdelena Hieber b. Dec 31 1829 Ebnat Oberamt Heresheim Wurttemburg d. 1909. Magdelena clims in 1900 to have immigrated in 1852, I have no way of knowing if they came together or seperately. They had 11 children, although it seems only 2 may have provided them with grandchildren; the son August (my ancestor, 1857-1922) and daughter Mary L (b. abt 1865) who married a Joseph Lehman. I have no idea if Mary and Joseph produced any children. August married Elizabeth Lebert (1863-1941). They had 9 children, 3 of whom may have had children; Raymond (my ancestor 1896-1992), Clarence (1900-1963), and Vincent(1902-1970). Any other relatives out there looking?

Re: Charles and Annie Hieber

landrlane1 — 2007-01-08 01:40:44Z

Pam,

My Great Grandmother was Anna Wachsmuth and Great grandfather was Charles Hieber. Irene (Hieber) Zeimet was my grandmother. I have information on this side of the family. I would love to get more.

Please email me if you are still online. Your email no longer works.

Lisa

Re: Hieber Family

2006-06-05 20:46:36Z

Hi, I live in South Africa, my great grandparents left Germany circa 1852. on the Caesar godfrey, landed Hamburg Eastern Cape/ My father was Alexander Kindness Hieber. grandfather, August Wilhellm Hieber, his father Phillipe Jacob Hieber(Huber). He came from "Einsweirren" Wurtenburg, Deutsland.
Interesting to ascertain any connection, rgds

Re: HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

2006-05-18 23:21:09Z

1)Please try
http://digital.librry.pitt.edu/pittsburgh/ & site map & full text simple search
2) Obit "The Herald, May 18, 2006
Grace R. Hieber, Sharpsburg resident
Grace R. Hieber, 87, of Sharpsburg, died peacefully on Thurs., May 11, 2006, in Southwestern Veterans Center, Pittsburgh.
She was born Nov. 11, 1918, in Sharpsburg to the late John & Cecelia Wernert & also predeceased by her husband, Robert hiebert; 3 bros & 3 sis
Mrs. Heiber was a member of Madonna of Jerusalem Catholic Church, Sharpsburg,...Worrell Funeral Home...Sharpsburg...Mt. Royal Cemetery, Shaler."

Re: HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

2006-05-14 01:52:39Z

Thank you for the additional reference.
Charlie A Alln

Re: HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

2006-05-13 20:43:30Z

"Images of America, Glenshaw
by Violet F. Rowe. c 1997. Arcadia Publishing www.arcadiapublishing.com
pg. 31 photo "This photograph of Heiber's garage was taken from Fall Run." Pine Creek is almost level with the 2-bay garage.
pg. 70 photo "John & Bill Hieber owned Hieber's Garage on Butler Plank Road, near Glenn Ave. When Route 8 was built, the garage was torn down.
pg. 71 photo "John & Bill Hieber built this garage on Route 8 after their first garage was torn down to make room for the new road. John & his sister, Laura Lake, are standing in the doorway. (They are barely recognizable)
pg. 87 photo "...Glenshaw School students of 1911-1912...Marie Hieber..."

John, Theodore & Eugene Hieber Sketches & Photos Posted

2006-04-11 22:47:44Z

Surnames: Harrer, Neeger, Sahnee, Yount

Region: Oneida Co., NY

Can view at http://darcisplace.com/darci/gateway/hiebers.htm

Darci's Place of Origins

Re: HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

2005-09-02 23:24:12Z

"Images of America, Glenshaw
Violet F. Rowe, Arcadia Publishing, 1997, 2004 ... www.arcadiapublishing.com
pg. 30 "high waters of Pine Creek...March 3, 1904"
pg. 31"This photograph of Heiber's garage was taken from Fall Run." garage just above banks of creek/high waters
pg. 36 ""The Villager" newspaper was created in Glenshaw, Fall of 1941..."
pg. 56 "Pictured here is the bowling group of the Glenshaw Valley Church in the 1970s....Lorraine Heiber..."
pg. 87 photo "Shown here are the Glenshaw School students of 1911-1912...Marie Hieber..."
This is a nice little book however it does not have an index.
not my family

Re: Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

2005-06-04 23:25:40Z

Alfred...Thank-you so much for your reply. I am trying to find out anything I can about the Aurachers,and their reasons for leaving Europe for America. I had read a bit about the group that founded Zoar in Ohio,but I don't yet know if Christian Auracher came on the same ship with that group [the Frau Elizabetha],and if he did why he stayed in Pennsylvania,where he is buried. Were the members of this group listed anywhere by the authorities so that I can definitely tie my ancestor to this group? I would imagine records exist of those who were arrested at the Fortress,and I'm wondering how/if I could get a copy of this. I don't know when I might get to Germany myself to aquire them.

Re: Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

2005-05-31 07:04:43Z

Re: Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

2004-06-02 05:07:12Z

I am a decendant of Johann Christian Auracher of Horrheim.Christina was his sister.I wonder if you could tell me what you know about the arrests and religious beliefs of the separatists,Aurachers in particular. I read the first article,but it didn't reference them directly. I have not read the second one. I would like to find the records of any Auracher family members involved in the separatist activities. I know my Gr-gr-grandfather left there in 1817 with wife Friederika Schell who had divorced someone named Moessner just weeks before giving birth to Auracher's first son,John Christian.

Re: Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

2004-04-24 01:29:29Z

I just came across the following information in a probate record from 1879:

Christine Gottliebe Warner, nee Heaver was the daughter of George and Barbara Heaver of Mahoning Co, OH.

Christine Gottliebe Warner was born about 1818 and had emigrated from Wuerttemberg. She and her husband were part of the Bethel Religious Commune in Missouri and then followed Dr. Kiel to Oregon and were part of the Aurora Colony, an extension of the Bethel Commune. Christine Gottliebe Warner died in 1868, a year after arriving at the Aurora Colony. Christine Gottliebe named her first daughter Catharina and her first son Johann (John). The Warner surname was originally Werner.

Could the Johann Georg Hieber and Katahrina Barbara Schwab be the George and Barbara Heaver listed as Christine Gottliebe's parents?

Re: Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

2004-04-06 16:22:59Z

Sandra,

please notice that 'Christiane Gottliebin' generally is a christian name and no surname. My Christiane Gottliebin from Horrheim bears the surname Auracher.
If you actually found a woman named Christiane Gottliebin it is in fact the female from of the surname 'Gottlieb'. In America it was frequently changed to 'Gottleib'. Therefore, you should find someone who is researching the Gottlieb surname.
Good luck!

Re: HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

2003-09-07 13:58:03Z

Thank you for the information. These are my relatives. Any more details would be appreciated.
Charlie A Allen

Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

2003-01-26 09:44:21Z

Hieber Family

2001-05-30 07:49:03Z

I am researching the Hieber Family also.They came from Bopfingen, Kingdom of Wuerttemberg.
The main family consisted ofJohn Carl, Theodore L (born 2/06/1840)., Sophia( born 09/06/1844), Christina (born 01/02/1830) and Caroline (born 06/13/1837)HIEBER

The Obituary of Theodore L HIEBER,we have a better understanding of how the family came to America. It states the young Theodore being only 12 came over to America in 1852 with his brother in law (though at that time the marriage had not taken place I believe) Carl SUTORIUS. His Mother, brother - John C. Hieber and sisters follow later. (Later in this case was only months because we know from other articles that he came over in June of 1852. It never mentions a father. We do not know if the father died or remained in Germany. The family was of the Lutheran Faith.

The children and mother settled in Johnstown, NY. John Carl, Theodore L and Christina moved to Utica, NY. It is possible that Caroline moved between Johnstown and Esperance, NY

Do you have information in your tree about our family? There are a limited amount to family left from the John C. Hieber family. I know of none from the other bothers and sisters but I still working on it.

Theodore Martha Hieber Family

2001-04-18 17:19:26Z

Were my great grandparents, their twin son Edwin was my grandfather who married Kitty Ford,had a daughter Ruth a son Thomas who married Sandy (Sandria) Pektas, who had myself, Lori, Tom,and Kathe (Kathryn) all from Southwest Pennsylvania area. We have huge family reunions, however we now reside in So. Calif. So Hi to everyone!!!

Charles and Annie Hieber

2001-03-07 12:00:00Z

Hi,

Looking for anyone that can provide additional info on this family:

Charles Hieber born around 1874 in Germany.
He married Annie Wachsmuth around 1899.
He immigrated to the US around 1890.
Annie Wachsmuth born around 1877 in Germany.
She immigrated to the US around 1890.

They had the following children:
Henrietta Hieber born September 12, 1901
Irene Hieber born May 31, 1906
Bernice Hieber born May 16, 1908

I also know the children were born in Ashland, WI and in 1910 they were all living in New Richmond City, WI.

I believe that Bernice never married nor had any children. I think Irene had 2 possibly 3 children, 2 of them were name Jean and Joan and the 3rd is possibly a Henrietta. Bernice lived in Ashland, WI all her life and died there as far as I know. Irene possibly moved to Denver, CO. Henrietta the elder is unknown and I don't have any info on her.

Looking for any decendents and additional ancestor info. I am also willing to share what I have.

Thanks in advance,
Pam Henckel
pammy@nconnect.net

Charles and Annie Hieber

2001-03-07 07:35:05Z

Hello,

Since my first post I found some mistakes in the tree, so here is the updated info:

Charles Hieber born around 1874 in Germany.
He married Annie Wachsmuth around 1899.
He immigrated to the US around 1890.
Annie Wachsmuth born around 1877 in Germany.
She immigrated to the US around 1890.

They had the following children:
Henrietta Hieber born September 12, 1901
Irene Hieber born May 31, 1906
Bernice Hieber born May 16, 1908

I also know the children were born in Ashland, WI and in 1910 they were all living in New Richmond City, WI.

I believe that Bernice never married nor had any children. I think Irene had 2 possibly 3 children, 2 of them were name Jean and Joan and the 3rd is possibly a Henrietta. Bernice lived in Ashland all her life and died there as far as I know. Irene possibly moved to Denver, CO. Henrietta the elder is unknown and I don't have any info on her.

Looking for any decendents and additional ancestor info. I am also willing to share what I have.

Thanks in advance,
Pam Henckel
pammy@nconnect.net

Hieber - WI/IN/IL/MN/??

2001-01-13 15:24:05Z

Looking for anyone that has info on Edward and Anna Hieber.

Anna was a Wachsmuth and might have been located in and around Ashland and Bayfield in Wisconsin during the late 1800s and early 1900s. She was a sister of my great grandmother Tracy Wachsmuth.

After she married Edward, I think, they moved elsewhere, also an I think.

Looking for anyone to share info. Also looking for decendents of them. I have already located 2 sets of decendents and we're trying to put this large puzzle together.

Thanks,
Pam Henckel
pammy@nconnect.net

August Hieber

2000-11-15 11:02:10Z

My Grandfather is a Hieber. I only have back to 1916, which is when my GG Grandfater August Hieber died. I dont have a birth date yet. Think theres any connection? Oh, yes, they lived in OH, in the Miami valeey, more than likely in Dayton.

Hieber

2000-05-23 12:56:22Z

I have an Anna Marie(Mary) Hieber b.2/26/1834 m. Phillip J Mathias 8/3/1853 in N Y they were from Risse Darmstadt. Her parents were John and possibly Elisabeth Hieber. Any connections?

barbara Hiebner or heubner B 10.16 1844 hesse darmstadt

1999-07-01 16:41:04Z

searching for records for barbara heibner B.
Oct 16 1844 in Hesse Darmstadt. Perhaps was aoriginally Heubner. Name may have been changed from heubner. Married G.W.
Schneider in Ohio? USA.

Re: Theodore Hieber m. Martha McIntyre 1916 West Deer Twp., Allegheny Co., PA

caaguru — 2002-04-22 09:23:58Z

Hi, Cousin Lori.
These are my "Uncle Thee" and "Aunt Martha" from Allison Park. Visit my web site to learn more about your "cousins", many of which also have migrated to California.
Chick Allen email : CAAGURU@AOL.COM
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/l/l/Charles-A-Allen/i...

HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

caaguru — 2002-04-22 09:23:58Z

Phillip Christian Hieber m. Rachel Harr
Children: John Henry Hieber
Lucy Hieber Burkhart
Charles Hieber d.1902
Emma Hieber Crooks
Clara Hieber d.1902
Philip Charles Hieber
Theodore William Daniel Hieber m. Martha McIntyre
Looking for more details of this family.
Charlie A Allen email : CAAGURU@AOL.COM

Re: HIEBER; Germany to Allegheny County, Penna

caaguru — 2002-04-22 09:23:58Z

Christian HIEBER was born July 5, 1820 in Leutenbach, Wuerttemberg, Germany. He emigrated to Allegheny County, Penna., where his son Theodore HIEBER operated the Hieber Pharmacy on Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh. Need more details on Christian's family.
Charlie A Allen email: caaguru@aol.com

Re: Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

fragleasso1 — 2004-04-06 15:29:02Z

Interested in info regarding Christiann Gottleibin. I have identified a Christiann Gottliebin as marrying Christoph Wilhelm Sumser, which would be my great-great-great grand parents. They had a son Carl Wilhelm Sumser born 1846. Any connection?

Re: Hiebers of Weiler zum Stein

ewurtz1 — 2003-06-30 22:58:54Z

I have a new email address and mailing address:

Edward J. Wurtz
4145 Agate Road
Bellingham, WA 98226

My home page: http://www.geocities.com/antarcticus/

Johnson family search

shellyhieber64 — 2003-07-26 09:26:32Z

I am looking for any information on ancestors of my grandmother, Julia H. Johnson of North Dakota, born around 1886. She was married to Fred Alva Calkins (my grandfather). Her parents were Claus and Laura Johnson who were born in Norway and emigrated to the U.S. in the mid-1800s(?) I can't find anything on this branch of my family (on my mother's side). I found ONE BILLION entries named Johnson, but no Claus who was married to a Laura. I need help! Thank you!

John F. Hieber ancestors

shellyhieber64 — 2003-07-26 09:20:13Z

I am looking for my Hieber ancestors. I know my great grandfather was Fred W. Hieber who died in Omaha, Nebraska in 1928. He was born in Germany around 1869 and emigrated to the U.S. in ??? He had two children. My grandfather (John Frederick Hieber) and a daughter who was married to a Henry Galloway of Kansas City. When Fred W. died he was "survived by his mother-in-law, Ottilia Koops of Omaha." I would appreciate any information anyone has on these Hiebers from Nebraska. Thank you!

Re: Hieber separatists & emigrants from Horrheim, Wuerttemberg

donnaboo — 2003-09-06 16:54:02Z

Alfred, might you have any additional information re Johannes Schwab and Christina Barbara Lutz? I am seeking information on the parents of Gottlieben Schwab who married Conrad Merker/Marker in Horrheim in 1820. They emigrated to Carroll County, Ohio.

Thanks so much,
Donna Bott

Re: HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

I am not sure this info is what you want...
"The Herald-Thurs. Aug. 28, 2003, Obituaries
Philip C. Hieber Jr., 81, of Hampton died Wed. Aug. 20, 2003 in Vencentia Home, McCandless.
He was born Oct. 25, 1921, in Pittsburgh, the son of the late Philip C. Sr. & Sara Goodrich Hieber.
Mr. Hieber was a Merchant Marine veteran of WWII...professional bartender...member of St. Ursula Roman Catholic Church, Hampton.
Survivors include...
He was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret Hawkins Hieber in 1987; a son, Robert P. d 1970, & brothers Frank "Pete", Robert & Calvin Hieber.
...burial in the Assumption Cemetery of St. Mary Church, Hampton..."

Re: HIEBER; Glenshaw, Allegheny County, Penna

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

Sorry I did not keep that obit. page but try writing to "The Herald, 101 Emerson Ave. Aspinwall Pa 15215.
please try; http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~njm1/tombs.htm
also maybe;http://www.wpgs.org/index.cfm

HIEBER or HEIBER

leonardsally — 2004-03-14 03:44:43Z

Seeking information on birth family of Frederick Hieber, born 1979 in Port St. Joe, Florida. Adoptee very anxious to locate birth family.

Hiebers of Weiler zum Stein

antarcticus — 2001-08-17 05:14:52Z

My ancestors, Johann Jacob Hieber (born abt. 1800) and Christina Catherine Fritz (born September 10, 1810) came to the USA in 1838, settling in Crawford County, OH. They are listed in the Wuerttemburg Index as being from Weiler zum Stein, from the district of Marbach, Wuerttemburg. Their children were: Christiannah A. Hieber, Carolina Hieber, Jacob Frederick Hieber, and George Jacob Hieber. Fred and Jake Anglicized their surname to Heaver.

Edward J. Wurtz
PO Box 3153
Bellingham, WA 98227-3153

ANNETTE WURSTER-HIEBER

CathyShelley — 2004-07-29 06:34:42Z

Chelsea Standard
Thursday, March 27, 2003

ANNETTE WURSTER-HIEBER

Manchester

Annette M. Wurster-Hieber, 32, of Manchester died March 23, 2003, at her
home after a short battle with cancer. She was born Jan. 28, 1971, in
Jackson the daughter of Ray E. and Vicky S. (Roberts) Wurster.

Mrs. Wurster-Hieber graduated from Manchester High School in 1989 and earned
a bachelor's degree in business from Eastern Michigan University in 1993.

She enjoyed making crafts, gardening and spending time with her family and
friends. She was a member of the Manchester United Methodist Church.

Surviving are her husband, Michael; her 2-year-old son, Brady M. Hieber; her
parents, Ray and Vicky Wurster of Manchester; one sister, Tricia A. (Joshua
E. Harju) Wurster of Tecumseh; a grandmother, Myrtle Roberts of Manchester;
and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Wurster-Hieber was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents,
Edward and Roena Wurster, and one aunt, Sally J. (Roberts) Ritter.

A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. April 12 at the First United
Methodist Church in Chelsea. The Revs. Richard Dake and Jennifer
Whatley-Williams will officiate.

Memorial contributions may be to the Brady Hieber Education Fund.

Arrangements were made by Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home, 901 N. Main St., in
Chelsea.