CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - BEAUDETTE Maude Pearl Cranford

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MAUDE BEAUDETTE
TAKEN BY DEATH

Funeral services for Mrs. John Beaudette, 88, of Magnet were held 
Wednesday afternoon, October 21, at the Magnet Christian Church, 
Pastors Bill Hallsted and Ronald Ebb officiating. She passed away 
Sunday, October 18, at the hospital in Osmond.

Music was furnished by Valerie Queen and Nancy Gash with Joan Mueller 
as pianist. Internment was in the Magnet cemetery.

Active pallbearers were grandsons, Allen Beaudette, Arlen Beaudette, 
Dennis Beaudette, Elwyn Beaudette, John Beaudette, Richard Beaudette. 
Honorary pallbearers were also grandson, David Beaudette, Delwyn 
Beaudette, Robert Beaudette, Terry Beaudette, Vonnie Beaudette.

Maude Pearl, daughter of James and Mary E. Cranford, was born August 
12, 1882 at Norfolk. She attended school and grew to womanhood in 
Union County. She married John E. Beaudette on July 1, 1900 at Macy.

Mrs. Beaudette was a charter member of the Christian church in Magnet.

Survivors include five sons; Alva of Wayne, Lee of Magnet, Ralph of 
Bloomfield, Elwood and Lyle of Wausa; one daughter, Mrs. Milton (Maude)
 Larson of Wausa; three brothers, two sisters, 20 grandchildren, 47 
great grandchildren and one great, great, grandchild.