Sarah Henderson

Born in Darlington, Indiana in 1889, Nellie would live to see many changes in the world from the invention of the car and airplane to the space shuttle and personal computers. Her parents were George Arthur and Ella Booher and she had two brothers, Willis and Harold. She married William Caster and had a son William, named for his father and grandfather and a daughter Arthella, whom she named after both her parents. Nellie had 6 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and 13 great great grandchildren. She attended Earlam college receiving a teaching certificate and taught school in a one room school house in the early part of the 20th century. During her long lifetime she became known as a talented seamstress and excellent cook. She also worked as a millner creating and making hats. Nellie loved her family, animals, books, education, was conservative in her politics and had little patience for things she termed "simple". She possessed a very sharp mind, acerbic wit, kind heart and had very definate opinions of her own. Nellie was born with a liberated mind even hyphenating her name long before it was fashionable.

John Ellis Leeka of San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California United States was born on September 16, 1947 in Exeter, and died at age 66 years old on July 27, 2014 in Loma Linda. John Leeka was buried at Rose Hills Mortuary 3888 Workman Mill Rd, in Whittier, Los Angeles County.

Homer Deroush Caster was born to John George Caster and Ethel Louisa Mayfield. He married Ada Dolly Carson and they had six children; Glenn, Calvin, Marvin, Louise, Georgetta, and Roy.

Ada Dolly Carson married Homer Deroush Caster and had six children; Glenn, Calvin, Marvin, Roy, Louise, & Georgetta. They raised their children in Casper, Wyoming. Ada is buried in National Memorial Gardens in Casper, Wyoming.