From Marcia Luce of Sterling, Co(1991): First husb. Floyd Campbell--didn't
work out. 2nd was Paul Tinker, brother or cousin to Bob Tinker who md. her
sister Anna. Lived in Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS. No children.

CENSUS: 1920; KS, Comanche Co. (NARA T-625, r527); Coldwater Twp; ED 33:4A;
10 Jan 1920

72/72 Leavenworth Avenue
Campbell, Floyd 35 KS MO/IL Owns/M Yes/Yes(lit) Illeg.occ.
Marie 30 NE NY/IN Wife "

OBITUARY: THE WESTERN STAR, Coldwater, Comanche Co., KS; Thurs., 29 Sep 1960; No. 12, page 1, column 3

MRS. MARIE TINKER DIES IN LONGMONT, COLORADO
"Mrs. Marie Luce Campbell Tinker passed away on Monday, September 26 in
Longmont, Colo, following a long illness. She was born February 23, 1889, in
Hubbel, Nebraska,, and is survived by her husband, Paul and two sisters, Mrs.
Laura Hazelton, Sterling, Colo., and Ms. Ann Tinker, Roseburg, Oregon.
Funeral services will be held Friday, September 30, in the Presbyterian
church at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Dean W. Dryden and Rev. Carl Grondorf
officiating.
An account of her life will be published in a later issue of the Star."

OBITUARY: THE WESTERN STAR; Coldwater, Kansas; Thursday, October 6, 1960; p.6, col. 3

MRS. MARIE TINKER DIES IN LONGMONT, COLORADO
Mrs. Marie Luce Campbell Tinker passed away in a Longmont, Colo. hospital on Monday, September 26, 1960, at the age of 71 years, 7 months and three days. Funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church in Coldwater, Kans. on Friday, September 30, 1960, at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Dean Dryden and Rev. Carl Grondorf in charge.
Mrs. Frank Weber sand "Abide With Me" and "Crossing the Bar" and was
accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Frances Gregg.
The pallbearers were Walter Ferrin, Harold McKinney, Jack Vance, Warren
Bransom, Cecil Bean and Victor Allderdice. Honorary pallbearers were Dan Crowe, Frank Todd, Raymond Parcel, Jay Botts, Otha Landess and James Allderdice. Coldwater O.E.S. No. 224 was in charge.
Obituary.
Interment was in Crown Hill Cemetery, near Coldwater, Kansas.
Mrs. Marie Tinker, passed away in the Longmont Community Hospital following an illness of about four years.
She was born Marie Luce, the daughter of Mary Castile and Leonard P. Luce on February 23, 1889 at Hubbell, Nebraska, where she grew to womanhood.
In June 1913 she was united in marriage with Floyd R. Campbell and came to
Coldwater to reside. She became a member of the Presbyterian church and the
Order of Eastern Star. After the death of her first husband, 1934, she
continued to live in Coldwater until 1948.
She was united in marriage to Paul Tinker in December 1948, and moved to
Chicago, Illinois, where she made her home until 1958, when they moved to
Longmont, Colo.
The survivors are her husband, one step-daughter, Mrs. Pauline Griffin,
Chicago; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Hazelton, Sterling, Colo. and Mrs. Anna
Tinker, Roseburg, Oregon; several nieces and nephews.
She was a kind and loving person and her friendship was cherished by all
who knew her.

• Change Date: 23 Jun 2012

• Change Date: 23 Jun 2012