Kenai Peninsula Borough AK Archives Cemetery ..... Soldotna Area Memorials in Soldotna, Alaska

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SOLDOTNA AREA MEMORIALS
Soldotna, Alaska

The following persons lived in the Soldotna area. They were buried on private land or their ashes
were scattered. Recorded November 2003.

1. Bessie Maxine Brown
Oct 12, 1925 - Sep 13, 2002
(Her ashes were spread in
Ketchikan.)
2. Clifford S. (Doc) McElera
July 23, 1927 to Aug 17, 1998
(Ashes scattered at sea)

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
This is a Memorial Garden at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church at 222 W. Redoubt
Ave, Soldotna, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska. The Memorial Garden is located between the
rectory and O'Neill Hall.

1. An Apostle to Alaska
Father Thaddeus P. Dean C.Ss.R
May 22, 1923 - Aug 24, 1991
2. Robert J. Wells, C. Ss R.
May 22, 1923 - Apr 20, 1992
A Priest Forever
3. Norma B. Carey
Mar 12, 1927 - Mar 3, 2003
(Her ashes were scattered on the
Catholic church grounds)
Gaede Homestead
(Gaede Eighty Homestead Lot 7B)
4. Elmer E. Gaede
1922 - 1991
Matt 6:33
(Dr. Gaede was born Sep 8, 1922 in
Collinsville, Oklahoma.)
5. Ruby L. Gaede
1924 - 1995
Phil 1:21
(Ruby was born Apr 17, 1924 in
Hillboro, Kansas. Her maiden name
was Leppke. The Gaede's have a
double marker.)

Damon Memorial
(Community College Drive)
This 160 acre parcel was donated to the University of Alaska by Clarence and Anna Goodrich in
Memory of their daughter Frances Helen Damon and grandson Lawrence E. Damon who were
killed in the 1964 Tidal Wave resulting from the Good Friday earthquake at Whittier, Alaska.
(Plaque on a large rock in a fenced enclosure. Community College Drive splits and goes around
this park on both sides.)