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This blog is to show pictures from the life and passing of Inez Woltz. Many photos are of her family at the viewing and funeral. Please send any photos you wish to have posted of Inez or her family and friends to StephanieQ@aol.com. Also please feel free to write a paragraph or two about your relationship or memories of Inez and send it along so I can add it to the page.
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- Megan Broadbent Sperry's email
- Note from Megan Broadbent Sperry
- Thoughts from Angelica Airess
- Michele Kines Bohm Poem read at the Funeral
- Photos from Deon Farnes
- Email and photos from Deon Farnes
- Bugaboo Creek photo from Deon Farnes
- Thoughts from Lauri Wilhelm
- Condolences from Doug and Sharon Stephenson
- Email from Linda Mayer/and Dale Woltz
- Pallbearers
- Dedication of the grave photos
- Fort Lincoln Cemetary, Brentwood, MD
- Margaret Ezell's posting to Seneca Stake Members o...
- Eric Johnson's Talk at the funeral-Remembrances of...
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Brief Biography
Inez Monson Woltz is the daughter of Ezra Parkinson Monson and Roxie Lapreal Clapp. She was born 1 Nov 1922 in Almalga, Cache County, Utah. She was the wife of Ralph Edgar Woltz II and together they had 5 children; Ralph Edgar Woltz III, Beverly Dianne Woltz Kines, Janet Lee Woltz Johnson, Douglas Randolph Woltz and Gloria Jean Woltz Poulsen. Inez passed away on Sunday, December 30, 2008. Her viewing was held on Friday, January 4th at the Molesworth Williams Funeral Home in Damascus. Her funeral was held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Seneca Stake Building in Germantown, MD and her burial is at Fort Lincoln Cemetery in Brentwood, MD
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