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Elinor Baker 1917 - 2003

Elinor Verona (Klineline) Baker of Long Beach, Pacific County, WA was born on November 11, 1917 at Missoula, Montana to Harry Bryan Klineline and Zella (Grabeel) Klineline. She had siblings Harry "Jack" Klineline, Erva Louise (Klineline) Van Fleet, and Eloise Billie (Klineline) Pierce. She married Claire Baker, and had children Jean Ann Newman and Monty Edward Baker. Elinor Baker died at age 86 years old on December 19, 2003 at Kent, Washington in Kent, King County, and was buried in 2004 at Ashes scattered over the beach. in Long Beach, Pacific County.

Elinor Verona (Klineline) Baker

Long Beach, Pacific County, WA 98631

November 11, 1917

Missoula, Montana

December 19, 2003

Kent, Washington in Kent, King County, Washington, United States

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1917

Birthday

November 11, 1917

Birthdate

Missoula, Montana

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Ethnicity & Family History

Caucasian
Professional Career

Past co-owner of Tradewinds Cottages in Long Beach, Washington, with her husband Claire.
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2003

Death

December 19, 2003

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

Kent, Washington in Kent, King County, Washington United States
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2004

Gravesite & Burial

2004

Funeral date
Ashes scattered over the beach. in Long Beach, Pacific County, Washington 98631, United States
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Elinor was a loving & humorous wife, mother, & grandmother. She loved gardening, crocheting, cooking, baking, canning foods, playing the organ, dancing, household chores, music, reading, soap operas, going for walks & playing cards or dice with her grandkids, & visiting with friends. She was well-known & loved in the community. She was survived by her daughter, Jean Ann Newman; son, Monty Baker; 5 grandchildren; Glen Newman, Theresa Newman, Sherry Pennington, Lisa Baker, & Lena Baker; 3 great-grandsons, Paul Newman, Marcus Newman, & Steven Wolf; & 3 great, great-granddaughters, Cheyenne Newman, Maddison Newman, & Haley Wolf. May God rest her blessed soul, always. She was loved, very much, by all who knew her & will surely be missed.

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Sherry Pennington

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04/20/2022

Claire and Elinor Baker

I believe this was their engagement photo that would have been taken in 1935.

Date & Place: 1935 in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington United States

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Lori Russell

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01/13/2024

Nice looking couple 😍

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Theresa Newman

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02/15/2018

Elinor was my grandmother. She loved visiting with people & her family, animals, flowers & gardening, canning, cooking & baking, tending to her cottages & visitors, playing games & walking downtown with her grandkids, crocheting afghans, playing the organ, listening to music, clam-digging, reading, crafts, & soap operas,
She was adored, greatly, by the Long Beach (WA) community. Until it started to grow, so much, she knew practically everyone who lived there.
There were many things she taught me about life, which I could never have learned anywhere else; & I treasure every moment I spent with her. My love & admiration is with her, now, as it always has been, & the precious memories we had are fondly engraved in my heart, for all eternity. I'm a better person for knowing her, & proud to have been her granddaughter. God rest her blessed soul in everlasting peace.

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