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Robert Morse, longtime Redlander active in the community, dies at 87
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Robert Eaton Morse, a longtime Redlands resident who was active in
many community organizations, died Sept. 9 of age-related causes in
Redlands. He was 87.
Morse was born June 3, 1920, in Franklin, N.J., the second son of
Gilbert Livingston and Marion Bottomley Morse.
The family's genealogy includes Samuel Finley Breese Morse, the
inventor of the telegraph and the Morse code, whose early career in
America as a portrait painter and landscape artist captured the
people and developi...
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Robert Morse, longtime Redlander active in the community, dies at 87
Redlands Daily Facts
; Robert Eaton Morse, a longtime Redlands resident who was active in many community organizations, died Sept. 9 of age-related causes in Redlands. He was 87. Morse was born June 3, 1920, in Franklin, N.J., the second son of Gilbert Livingston and Marion Bottomley Morse. The family's genealogy
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Ruiz and Morse are wed
Redlands Daily Facts
; Melissa D. Ruiz, daughter of Peter and Vera Ruiz of Redlands, became the bride of Kenny S. Morse, son of Ken and Darlene Morse of Loma Linda, on June 26 in a ceremony at the First Congregational Church of Redlands. The Rev. Ron Warren of First Congregational Church officiated. A dinner-dance
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Morse is the man for RHS
Redlands Daily Facts
; ... shown that he can lead a high school track and field team, now Ken Morse will lead an entire high school athletic program. In news that has been an official for just over a week, Morse has been chosen as the new athletic director of Redlands High School. He ...
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Redlands woman was active in community, church
The Sun, San Bernardino, Calif.
; Elizabeth E. "Betty' Hardy, a longtime resident of Redlands who was active in community organizations for many years, died of heart failure Aug. 5 in Redlands. She was 87. She and her husband, longtime Redlands dentist Richard Hardy, were both members of the Redlands High School class of 1935. She
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Obituary: Redlands storyteller William Lewis dies
Redlands Daily Facts
; Bill Lewis, a Redlands native who told many stories of early Redlands, made the news in 2001 when he graduated from high school at age 91 William Austin "Bill" Lewis, a native of Redlands whose stories about the ...
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Redlands woman enjoyed Red Cross work
The Sun, San Bernardino, Calif.
; REDLANDS - Linna Altman Palmer affected thousands of people, most of whom never knew her but through her work were given another chance at hope. Whether it was through her job as the director of a charity, or through her service organization memberships, Palmer stayed active in the community. The
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Redlands businessman loved community, citrus industry
The Sun, San Bernardino, Calif.
; REDLANDS - Arthur Gregory Jr., a businessman, citrus grower and behind-the-scenes philanthropist, died Saturday at Loma Linda University Medical Center, following an illness. He was 85. Gregory was active in land development and property management, but his family said his real passion was for
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Passionate about Redlands
The Sun, San Bernardino, Calif.
; REDLANDS - Near the turn of the last century, this city was a major producer of navel oranges, a haven for health seekers, an attraction for tourists and a destination for well-to-do Easterners. In 1906, Bertha Cater was born in the home of one of those wealthy Easterners, Albert K. Smiley, an
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Agriculture was once Redlands' biggest industry
Redlands Daily Facts
; REDLANDS - California Agriculture Day came and went Wednesday without much fuss. According to Sue Hills of Redlands, a member of the California Women for Agriculture, that's exactly the problem. "It's a shame that people, especially in Redlands, are so far removed from their agricultural heritage,"
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Redlands woman benefited Bowl
The Sun, San Bernardino, Calif.
; REDLANDS It wasn't long after Audrey I. Boggess made it to Redlands that she got involved in her community. Shortly after her arrival, she started a local group that focused on helping the Redlands Bowl, later serving as the group's president. The longtime Redlands resident died Nov. 6 at 78. The
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