Age 87
Cordella died at her home in Ogden, UT. Born in St. Paul, Cordella moved to Utah in 1943 to work at Hill AFB. She fell in love with the mountains and stayed forever. Ever-grateful and generous, Cordella had many, many "dear friends." She will be missed. Often recalled were fond memories of early days in St. Paul and Ogden, and of favorite work assignments in Okinawa and France. Cordella loved her family, friends, her dogs, marigolds, rueben sandwiches and gingersnaps. She often said she was "most fortunate." Cordella was preceded in death by parents Charles W.D. Zenker; husband, LeRoy O. Olson.
Cordella died at her home in Ogden, UT. Born in St. Paul, Cordella moved to Utah in 1943 to work at Hill AFB. She fell in love with the mountains and stayed forever. Ever-grateful and generous, Cordella had many, many "dear friends." She will be missed. Often recalled were fond memories of early days in St. Paul and Ogden, and of favorite work assignments in Okinawa and France. Cordella loved her family, friends, her dogs, marigolds, rueben sandwiches and gingersnaps. She often said she was "most fortunate." Cordella was preceded in death by parents Charles W.D. Zenker; husband, LeRoy O. Olson.
Age 87
Cordella died at her home in Ogden, UT. Born in St. Paul, Cordella moved to Utah in 1943 to work at Hill AFB. She fell in love with the mountains and stayed forever. Ever-grateful and generous, Cordella had many, many "dear friends." She will be missed. Often recalled were fond memories of early days in St. Paul and Ogden, and of favorite work assignments in Okinawa and France. Cordella loved her family, friends, her dogs, marigolds, rueben sandwiches and gingersnaps. She often said she was "most fortunate." Cordella was preceded in death by parents Charles W.D. Zenker; husband, LeRoy O. Olson.
Cordella died at her home in Ogden, UT. Born in St. Paul, Cordella moved to Utah in 1943 to work at Hill AFB. She fell in love with the mountains and stayed forever. Ever-grateful and generous, Cordella had many, many "dear friends." She will be missed. Often recalled were fond memories of early days in St. Paul and Ogden, and of favorite work assignments in Okinawa and France. Cordella loved her family, friends, her dogs, marigolds, rueben sandwiches and gingersnaps. She often said she was "most fortunate." Cordella was preceded in death by parents Charles W.D. Zenker; husband, LeRoy O. Olson.
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