OBITUARIES:  Marence DEROCHER, Rice Lake, Barron County, WI

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Mrs. M. Derocher Dies Thursday

Mrs. Marence Derocher, 63, a lifelong resident of the Rice Lake area, died 
Thurday in an Eau Claire hospital following a brief illness.

Funeral services were conducted Monday morning in Saint Joseph;s Catholic 
church, with Msgr. Peter F. Meyer officiating and burial was in Our Lady 
of Lourdes cemetery at Dobie, beside the body of her husband, Napoleon who 
died in 1946.

Mrs. Derocher was born Jan. 10, 1893, in the town of Rice Lake. She was 
married February 8, 1910, in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church and with 
her husband farmed in the town of Doyle until retiring in 1941 and moved to 
Rice Lake.

Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. William Zieroth of Rt. 1, Cumberland; 
Mrs. Clarence Morneau of Rt. 4. Rice Lake, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, and Mrs. 
Wilson Smith of Rt. 1. of Rice Lake; a son, Percy Derocher of San Francisco; 
three sisters, Mrs. Lester Green of Rice Lake; Mrs. Alex Boury of Rt. 1 Rice 
Lake, and Mrs. William Carrol of Saint Paul, a brother, Ed Lavaliere of Rice 
Lake; 16 grandchildren, and one great grandchild.

--The Rice Lake Chronotype, November 28, 1956