Obit of Strothmann, Eva Jo  - Noble County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Gene Phillips  <okarchives@comcast.net>    27 Jan 2008
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Tucson Citizen, Tucson AZ

Eva Jo Strothmann

Passed away peacefully on December 31, 2003, surrounded by her loved 
ones. She was born to Jesse Benjamin Bridges and Mary Opal Bridges in 
Marland, OK on September 26, 1925. She is survived by her loving 
husband of 58 years, Werner C. (Pete) Strothmann, of Tucson; her two 
sisters, Marie Gould and Rosalie Kime, both of Perry, Oklahoma, and 
her three children, Gail (Sam) Markham and Tom (Claudia) Strothmann, 
of Tucson and Stacy (Charles) Masten of Prescott Valley. Also 
surviving are four grandchildren; Emily Markham, Eric Strothmann and 
Christopher Strothmann of Tucson and Sean Davidson Davidson of 
Prescott Valley. She was the sister-in-law of Rudolph and Joyce 
Strothmann of Tucson, and Curtis and Gwen Strothmann of Rockford, IL. 
Jo met Pete in Washington, D.C. in 1944 while he was in the U.S. Navy 
and she worked at the Pentagon, and they were married in 1945 after 
he returned from the South Pacific and Okinawa. She brought joy into 
many lives and loved to help others through volunteer work in Kansas 
City, KS, Arlington Heights, IL and Carmel, IN before moving to 
Tucson with Pete to enjoy retirement near their son and daughters. 
She will be missed by all who knew her, including patients and staff 
at Gambro dialysis centers, where she underwent kidney dialysis 
during the past three and one half years. Private memorial services 
were held Saturday, January 3. If desired, donations may be made to 
the Tucson Food Bank in her name.
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