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Sandy (Dettmer) Trehearn
updated February 06, 2019
Sandy (Dettmer) Trehearn was born into the Dettmer family and married into the Trehearn family. She was born to Myldred (Kuenning) Dettmer and Harvey Henry John Dettmer, with sibling Robert.
Sandy (Dettmer) Trehearn Biography
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Parents:
Jul 3, 1925 - Oct 18, 2017
Nov 12, 1923 - Oct 14, 2014
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Sandy Trehearn Obituary
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Sandy (Dettmer) Trehearn was born to Myldred (Kuenning) Dettmer and Harvey Henry John Dettmer, with sibling Robert.
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