Alice Lorraine "Rainey" Groves Franeck Stout was the third born child to Alva Louis (Lewis) Groves and first with Frances Blanche (Hayes) Groves/Phye. She was a contestant in the Miss Pueblo Colorado contest, and lived a graceful life in Texas and Colorado.
Preceeded in death by her father Alva (1877-1966), her brother Donald Dee (1932-1950), brother Glyn (Glenn) 1908-1974) Sister in law, Thelma (Olen) (1901-1988), sister Audrey Karlene (Groves) Anderson/Beaupre, and the disappearance of her mother Frances Blanche (Hayes) Groves/Phye.
Following her in death, brother Olen A Groves four days later and her sister Hazel five months later (9/11/2000), sister Doris Ann (Groves) Schade/McCutchen/Neu (1939-2001)
Survived by daughters Kathy (Franeck) Fair/Bates, Deborah Kay (Franeck) Thornton/Perkins, seven grandchildren, fifteen great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren, in addition to her surviving two sisters Lorma (Groves)Noble/Schmitz/Marcotte and Ilene (Groves)Petty/Slaughter. At her request, her remains were cremated and scattered in the Black Forest in Colorado.
Preceeded in death by her father Alva (1877-1966), her brother Donald Dee (1932-1950), brother Glyn (Glenn) 1908-1974) Sister in law, Thelma (Olen) (1901-1988), sister Audrey Karlene (Groves) Anderson/Beaupre, and the disappearance of her mother Frances Blanche (Hayes) Groves/Phye.
Following her in death, brother Olen A Groves four days later and her sister Hazel five months later (9/11/2000), sister Doris Ann (Groves) Schade/McCutchen/Neu (1939-2001)
Survived by daughters Kathy (Franeck) Fair/Bates, Deborah Kay (Franeck) Thornton/Perkins, seven grandchildren, fifteen great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren, in addition to her surviving two sisters Lorma (Groves)Noble/Schmitz/Marcotte and Ilene (Groves)Petty/Slaughter. At her request, her remains were cremated and scattered in the Black Forest in Colorado.
Alice Lorraine "Rainey" Groves Franeck Stout was the third born child to Alva Louis (Lewis) Groves and first with Frances Blanche (Hayes) Groves/Phye. She was a contestant in the Miss Pueblo Colorado contest, and lived a graceful life in Texas and Colorado.
Preceeded in death by her father Alva (1877-1966), her brother Donald Dee (1932-1950), brother Glyn (Glenn) 1908-1974) Sister in law, Thelma (Olen) (1901-1988), sister Audrey Karlene (Groves) Anderson/Beaupre, and the disappearance of her mother Frances Blanche (Hayes) Groves/Phye.
Following her in death, brother Olen A Groves four days later and her sister Hazel five months later (9/11/2000), sister Doris Ann (Groves) Schade/McCutchen/Neu (1939-2001)
Survived by daughters Kathy (Franeck) Fair/Bates, Deborah Kay (Franeck) Thornton/Perkins, seven grandchildren, fifteen great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren, in addition to her surviving two sisters Lorma (Groves)Noble/Schmitz/Marcotte and Ilene (Groves)Petty/Slaughter. At her request, her remains were cremated and scattered in the Black Forest in Colorado.
Preceeded in death by her father Alva (1877-1966), her brother Donald Dee (1932-1950), brother Glyn (Glenn) 1908-1974) Sister in law, Thelma (Olen) (1901-1988), sister Audrey Karlene (Groves) Anderson/Beaupre, and the disappearance of her mother Frances Blanche (Hayes) Groves/Phye.
Following her in death, brother Olen A Groves four days later and her sister Hazel five months later (9/11/2000), sister Doris Ann (Groves) Schade/McCutchen/Neu (1939-2001)
Survived by daughters Kathy (Franeck) Fair/Bates, Deborah Kay (Franeck) Thornton/Perkins, seven grandchildren, fifteen great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren, in addition to her surviving two sisters Lorma (Groves)Noble/Schmitz/Marcotte and Ilene (Groves)Petty/Slaughter. At her request, her remains were cremated and scattered in the Black Forest in Colorado.
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