Fisher Family History, 6th Generation
(Howard Earl Fisher Children)

Marjorie Ann (Fisher) Cambra (1928-1967)

Marjorie (FISHER) CAMBRA131511 Marjorie Ann Fisher was born , in Calistoga, Napa County, California. She met Hugh Boyd Cambra, Sr., a World War II veteran, at McDonald's Chevrolet where he worked as a parts manager and she as a secretary. They married on , in Reno, Washoe County, Nevada, and had four children:

Cambra Children
  Name Birth Death Age
1315111. Hugh Cambra, Jr. --  --  -- 
1315112. Timothy Cambra --  --  -- 
1315113. Susan Cambra --  --  -- 
1315114. Richard Cambra --  --  -- 
Mabel & Marjorie FISHER, c. Sep 1928

Mabel & Marjorie Fisher, 1928

Marjorie and family moved from Calistoga up into the hills between Calistoga and Santa Rosa to Rincon Hill Road, on the Sonoma side of the county line.[Cen 1930]. In 1932 their home burned down when a spark from a porch still ignited the house. Afterward her family lived for a time with her paternal grandmother, Cora Ethel (Miller Fisher) Williams8 at the Gill place, and by 1934 moved to Kellogg Precinct in Knights Valley, 7 miles north of Calistoga, over the Sonoma County line. By 1940 her family moved into town in Calistoga, on Main Street[Cen 1940], and then back up into the hills to a ranch at 3550 Calistoga Road, just past Chalfant Drive, in 1944.

Before their marriage, Hugh served in the Army Air Corps in the South Pacific during World War II. He was a motor pool parts specialist. After the war he worked at McDonald's Chevrolet and later at Pellini Chevrolet in Sebastopol, Sonoma County, California, as manager of the parts department.[Obit 2001]

After their marriage, Marjorie and Hugh lived with Hugh's widowed mother, Lucille B. CambraLucile (Boyd) Cambra (1889-1953), at 1150 Humboldt Street in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County.[Cen 1950]

Marjorie served as recording and financial secretaries at the Independent Order of Foresters (1950-1967); and recording secretary (1956-1957) of Colfax Rebehah Lodge 77 of Calistoga and district deputy president of District 12 of the Rebekah Assembly of California (1962-1963).

Marjorie Ann (Fisher) Cambra died of breast cancer at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, on , at the young age of only 39 years. Her four children were between the ages of 11 and 17. Marjorie was inurned on at the Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery and Mausoleum, Santa Rosa.[Grave]

Hugh remarried to Patricia (Smart) Burns on , in Santa Rosa and that same year retired from Pellini Chevrolet in Sebastopol.

Hugh Boyd Cambra, Sr., died following a long illness on , at the age of 84. He and Marjorie are inurned together at the Chapel of the Chimes.[Grave]

Patricia (Smart Burns) Cambra died two years later on , in Santa Rosa. She was 75 years old.

Sources
  • Cen 1930: 16 Apr 1930 Census, Rincon Hill Road, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
  • Cen 1940: 2 Apr 1940 Census, Main Street, Calistoga, Napa County, California
  • Cen 1950: 25 Apr 1950 Census, 1150 Humboldt Street, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California
  • Obit 1967: “Mrs Marjorie Cambra,” The Weekly Calistogian, 15 Jun 1967, p. 2
  • Obit 2001: “Hugh B. Cambra, Sr.,” Press Democrat, 11 Mar 2001
  • Grave: Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery and Mausoleum, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California, Find A Grave <https://www.findagrave.com>

Helen Marie (Fisher) Klingbeil (1938-2006)

Helen Marie (FISHER) KLINGBEIL 131515. Helen Marie Fisher was born June 30, 1938, in Calistoga, Napa County, California. She married Fred Klingbeil in 1958 and raised two children:

Klingbeil Children
  Name Birth Death Age
1315151. Scott Klingbeil --  --  -- 
1315152. Christen Klingbeil --  --  -- 

Helen Marie (Fisher) Klingbeil succumbed to cancer on October 11, 2006. She was 68 years old.

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