Obituary of Ida Marie (Beers) Hudecek, 2001; Baker Co., OR
Surnames: Hudecek, Beers, Ramey, Osborne, Edson

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Ida Hudecek 

Ida Marie Hudecek, 66, a lifetime Baker City resident, died Jan. 13, 2001, at
St. Luke's Hospital at Boise. 

There will be a wake for her Tuesday and Wednesday at her home at 1007 Walnut
St. All family and friends are invited. 

Her body will be cremated in Boise and her ashes taken to the home of her
brother, Bill Beers, at Biggs Junction. 

Mrs. Hudecek was born on March 31, 1934, to Ed and Edna Beers of Baker City.
She was a 1952 Baker High School graduate and worked as a bookkeeper at
Commercial Welding in 1956. She was a billing clerk at Baker Wholesale in
1957. She always loved working with her father at his ice cream parlor, "Roy's
24 Flavors." 

She was married to her husband, Ben, in 1962. The couple had three children:
two girls and a boy. 

Mrs. Hudecek enjoyed the outdoors, wildlife and all the beauties of nature. 

Survivors include her husband, Ben of Baker City; her daughters, Karen Ramey
of Baker City and Laurie Osborne of Bend; her son, Tommy Hudecek of Baker
City; five grandchildren; her brother, Bill Beers of Biggs Junction; a sister,
Nellie Edson of Reedsport; and several nieces and nephews.