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Mrs. Viola Seibert
Mrs. Viola Seibert, 77, in declining health for the past several months, passed away Wednesday, June 4, at the Page Memorial Hospital where she had been a, patient for several days. Funeral services were held Friday, June 6. ' , , : ; -Born in Washington/ Virginia on March <v 1875, Mrs. Seibert was a daughter of the late Richard G. Morrison and Alberta Morrison Broyles. Although she moved to Luray many years ago, Mrs, Seibert still maintained a summer home in Sperryville where she leaves many close friends During the years that she has resided at her home on Blue Ridge Avenue, Luray, She has endeared herself to all who knew her. Mrs. Seibert was a devout member of the Luray Methodist* Church.
On June 5, 1893 she was united in marriage with William Edward Sei* -bci'i; who preceded her in death on October 3, 1928, as have their three children, Mrs. J.- Mortimer (Eva) Button, Richard Leon Seibert and Mrs. Patrick (Mabel) Miller. Also deceased are her two brothers, Clarence Morrison of Baltimore, J. W. Morrison of Luray and a sister, Mrs. F. L. Campbell of Culpeper.
Surviving are several grandchildren, Mrs. William (Marilyn) McMillen of Pittsburgh, Penn., Brooke R. Miller of Rappahannock County, J. Mortimer Button Jr., Edward F. Button of Fincastle, Richard S. Button of Charleston, West Virginia,
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