Corrine N. Rush's obituary, Farwell, Clare County, Michigan

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Obituaries from Clare County Review (MI) 2-23-2001

Corrine N. Rush, age 74, of Farwell, passed away Saturday, February 17,
at Ingham Medical Center in Lansing.  She was born the daughter of
Edward and Stella Edwards on March 13, 1926 in River Rouge.  She married
Henry Tait in 1946 in Detroit and he passed away in 1965.  She later
married William Rush in 1969 in Detroit and he survives her.  She had
been a bookkeeper and switchboard operator for Wayne Shop Co., Ford
Motor Co., and the V.A. Medical Center in Allen Park.  She had lived in
Allen Park, Mikado and was a Farwell area resident.  She was a member of
the St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Clare, and was active in the Clare
Lions Club.  She had been a member of the Mikado Goodfellows Club, St.
Raphael's Altar Society, St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Store in Mikado, the
American Legion, the Michigan State Independent Living Council, and the
Commission for the Blind.
      Corrine is survived by  her husband William; her children: Corrin
Tait of Ventura, CA, Art and Cathy Tait, Norma Valdez, Sheila and
Richard Moore, Hank and Mary Tait, John and Chris Tait, all of Farwell;
Paul Tait of Ventura, CA, James and Sharon Tait of Clare, Lawrence and
Robin Tait of Farwell, Rosie and Jim Harville of Belmont, Sharyn and
Rick Osmond of Rochester Hills, and Penny Papo and Frank Bouman of Big
Rapids.  Also surviving are her brother Jack (Dorothy) Edwards of
Riverview; 34 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.  Her first
husband Henry Tait and son Edward Tait preceded her.
      Funeral services were held on Wednesday, February 21 at ll:00 am
from the St. Cecilia Church in Clare.  Memorials may be made to the
Penkickon Center for Children in Taylor.
      The Stephenson-Wyman Funeral Home, Inc. of Clare, made
arrangements.