iGwenwyn D. grams Hal/o «D Gwenwyn Abrams Former Union resident Gwen- wyn (Dalby) Abrams died Satur- day, October 21, in Southern Cali- fornia. She was 84. She was born February 29, 1916 in Seattle to Edwin Justus and Ethel Morgan Dalby. She was a graduate of the University of Washington. She spent her early years on the South Shore of Hood Canal in Union, and after her family moved to Long Beach in 1945 she continued to spend every summer holiday visiting relatives on the canal. She moved to Long Beach in 1946 and taught fourth grade at Hawaiian Elementary School in the ABC District for 30 years. Mrs. Abrams maintained a very active role with the Ameri- can Association of University Women, serving a term in 1961— 1962 as president of its Long Beach branch. She once took her two daughters on a trip to Wash- ington, DC. for one of the organi- zation’s annual conferences, to which she was a delegate. They also spent a week sightseeing in New York City. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Fritz and Edwin Justus Dalby and husband Vaughn M. Abrams. Survivors in- clude her brother, David Dalby of Sandpoint, Idaho; daughters Gwynwyn Martinez and Valerie Johnson, and six grandchildren. A memorial service was held October 27 in Westminster, Cali- fornia. , OCR Text: iGwenwyn D. grams Hal/o «D Gwenwyn Abrams Former Union resident Gwen- wyn (Dalby) Abrams died Satur- day, October 21, in Southern Cali- fornia. She was 84. She was born February 29, 1916 in Seattle to Edwin Justus and Ethel Morgan Dalby. She was a graduate of the University of Washington. She spent her early years on the South Shore of Hood Canal in Union, and after her family moved to Long Beach in 1945 she continued to spend every summer holiday visiting relatives on the canal. She moved to Long Beach in 1946 and taught fourth grade at Hawaiian Elementary School in the ABC District for 30 years. Mrs. Abrams maintained a very active role with the Ameri- can Association of University Women, serving a term in 1961— 1962 as president of its Long Beach branch. She once took her two daughters on a trip to Wash- ington, DC. for one of the organi- zation’s annual conferences, to which she was a delegate. They also spent a week sightseeing in New York City. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Fritz and Edwin Justus Dalby and husband Vaughn M. Abrams. Survivors in- clude her brother, David Dalby of Sandpoint, Idaho; daughters Gwynwyn Martinez and Valerie Johnson, and six grandchildren. A memorial service was held October 27 in Westminster, Cali- fornia. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,A Last Name,Abrams, Gwenwyn (Dalby).tif,Abrams, Gwenwyn (Dalby).tif, Abrams, Gwenwyn (Dalby).tif