Obituary:former resident of Yamhill Mrs. Ragnhild Brugge, dies Yamhill, Lane County, Oregon

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Lane County

MRS. RAGNHILD BRUGGE

A former resident of Yamhill and Forest Grove, Mrs. Ragnhild Brugge, 76, died 
March 19, 1967 in a Eugene nursing home.  Services were held Tuesday at 
Fulten-Frissen Mortuary Chapel in Forest Grove with the Rev. Ivan Marble 
officiating.  Interment was at Sunset Hills Cemetery. 

Mrs. Drugge was born in Stockholm was born in Stockholm, Sweden, April 25, 1890
and moved to Superior, Wis., when 13 years of age.  Five years later she moved 
to Portland and had lived in Seattle and Spokane before moving in 1933 to Yamhill
where she lived 16 years.  For the past nine years she had been in Eugene.  

Dec. 12, 1931, she married William Drugge in Olympia, Wash.

Surviving are her widower; two sons, Robert L. Pickens of Portland and William 
L. Pickens of Carmichael, Calif.

The News Register (McMinnville, Oregon), Sunday, March 26, 1967

(Note: Brugge/Drugge used as typed - according to Oregon Death Index - DRUGGE 
is correct)