Olga Sturm Baum was a long -time resident of Crooked Lake in Conway, Michigan, and Round Lake, in Petoskey. Her family owned the Conway Inn (This Olde House and The Inland House) for nearly 60 years, beginning with David Hastings who bought the hotel from Blackmere. After expanding it and changing its name to the Conway Inn, he sold the hotel to his sister Jean Hastings Trask, and her husband, Homer.
She and her brother Victor spent their summers there as children, and later as adults. Olga/s husband was a well known radio personality and could imitate almost any voice. She loved gardening, birdwatching, classical music and her golden retrievers. She was an avid photographer of Petoskey area sunsets and was, like her mother, known in the area for her beautiful watercolor and oil paintings.
Olga married Clare Frederick Baum in 1948. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, and four grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Clare, her brother Victor Sturm, and her parents Bernard and Jorjan (Trask) Sturm. The complete obituary for Mrs. Baum may be read at the Greenwood Cemetery Web Site in Petoskey, Michigan.
NOTE: The family links for Olga’s parents, grandparents, brother, and husband are forthcoming. She and brother Victor Sturm are the grandchildren of Homer Collins and Jean Hastings Trask.
Their memorials are listed here on “Petoskey History 1852-2002: and can be found in the virtual cemetery entitled: OUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/ BUSINESS OWNERS.
She and her brother Victor spent their summers there as children, and later as adults. Olga/s husband was a well known radio personality and could imitate almost any voice. She loved gardening, birdwatching, classical music and her golden retrievers. She was an avid photographer of Petoskey area sunsets and was, like her mother, known in the area for her beautiful watercolor and oil paintings.
Olga married Clare Frederick Baum in 1948. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, and four grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Clare, her brother Victor Sturm, and her parents Bernard and Jorjan (Trask) Sturm. The complete obituary for Mrs. Baum may be read at the Greenwood Cemetery Web Site in Petoskey, Michigan.
NOTE: The family links for Olga’s parents, grandparents, brother, and husband are forthcoming. She and brother Victor Sturm are the grandchildren of Homer Collins and Jean Hastings Trask.
Their memorials are listed here on “Petoskey History 1852-2002: and can be found in the virtual cemetery entitled: OUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/ BUSINESS OWNERS.
Olga Sturm Baum was a long -time resident of Crooked Lake in Conway, Michigan, and Round Lake, in Petoskey. Her family owned the Conway Inn (This Olde House and The Inland House) for nearly 60 years, beginning with David Hastings who bought the hotel from Blackmere. After expanding it and changing its name to the Conway Inn, he sold the hotel to his sister Jean Hastings Trask, and her husband, Homer.
She and her brother Victor spent their summers there as children, and later as adults. Olga/s husband was a well known radio personality and could imitate almost any voice. She loved gardening, birdwatching, classical music and her golden retrievers. She was an avid photographer of Petoskey area sunsets and was, like her mother, known in the area for her beautiful watercolor and oil paintings.
Olga married Clare Frederick Baum in 1948. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, and four grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Clare, her brother Victor Sturm, and her parents Bernard and Jorjan (Trask) Sturm. The complete obituary for Mrs. Baum may be read at the Greenwood Cemetery Web Site in Petoskey, Michigan.
NOTE: The family links for Olga’s parents, grandparents, brother, and husband are forthcoming. She and brother Victor Sturm are the grandchildren of Homer Collins and Jean Hastings Trask.
Their memorials are listed here on “Petoskey History 1852-2002: and can be found in the virtual cemetery entitled: OUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/ BUSINESS OWNERS.
She and her brother Victor spent their summers there as children, and later as adults. Olga/s husband was a well known radio personality and could imitate almost any voice. She loved gardening, birdwatching, classical music and her golden retrievers. She was an avid photographer of Petoskey area sunsets and was, like her mother, known in the area for her beautiful watercolor and oil paintings.
Olga married Clare Frederick Baum in 1948. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, and four grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Clare, her brother Victor Sturm, and her parents Bernard and Jorjan (Trask) Sturm. The complete obituary for Mrs. Baum may be read at the Greenwood Cemetery Web Site in Petoskey, Michigan.
NOTE: The family links for Olga’s parents, grandparents, brother, and husband are forthcoming. She and brother Victor Sturm are the grandchildren of Homer Collins and Jean Hastings Trask.
Their memorials are listed here on “Petoskey History 1852-2002: and can be found in the virtual cemetery entitled: OUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE/ BUSINESS OWNERS.
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