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Roy Albert Badour was born on 15 March 1900 in Michigan.^1,2 He died on 15 May 1917, at age 17, in Flint, Genesee, Michigan.

Roy Albert Badour was a Mechanic in Garage.³

John Elton Niven was born on 12 November 1886 in Bay City, Bay, Michigan.^2,1,3 He died on 3 May 1964, at age 77, in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.^4,3 He was buried in Hillside Cemetery (Section Y, Row 25, Lot 32, Sub Lot W/Lower), Kamloops, Thompson-Nicola Regional District, British Columbia, Canada.³

Herbert Ray Badour was born on 9 February 1911 in Augres, Arenac, Michigan.¹ He and Alice E. Ingold were married on 3 November 1953 in Genesee County, Michigan. He died on 31 July 1968, at age 57, in Genesee County, Michigan.

Herbert Ray Badour was a Factory Worker.²

Curtis R. Stoutenburg was born on 30 June 1913 in Michigan.^1,2 He died on 14 February 1997, at age 83, in Venice, Sarasota, Florida.²

Ruth Olive Stoutenburg was born on 20 February 1921 in Michigan.^1,3,2 She died on 16 September 2002, at age 81, in Manistee, Manistee, Michigan.^1,3 She was buried Cremated.¹

Clayton Niven Stoutenburg was born on 2 September 1925 in Michigan.^1,3 He died on 2 December 1975, at age 50.^1,3,2 He was buried in Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Novi, Oakland, Michigan.¹¹

Ernestine (Teen) Marie Jones was born on 7 November 1921 in Thayer, Linn, Missouri.¹ She and Robert Stoutenburg were married on 21 March 1943. She died on 15 October 2005, at age 83, in Smithfield, Cache, Utah.¹ She was buried in Smithfield City Cemetery (a_544_2), Smithfield, Cache, Utah.

Obituary: Bob and Teen died October 15, 2005 at their home in Smithfield, Utah.

Robert Nathan Stoutenburg was born November 5, 1916, in Detroit, Michigan, the first of five children, to Robert E. Stoutenburg and Olive Rose Niven-Stoutenburg. Robert was reared and educated in Detroit, having attended Wayne State University. He enlisted in the Air Force at the onset of WWII, becoming a Multi-Engine Combat Cargo Pilot, serving in the China, Burma, India Theatre. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for flying heavily loaded, unarmed aircraft hundreds of hours and missions into enemy territory re-supplying ground forces. After the war, he entered the retail grocery business in Detroit, for 13 years and then was employed by the City of Detroit General Hospital, in administrative capacity, until retirement in 1980.

Ernestine (Teen) Marie Jones-Stoutenburg was born November 7, 1921, in Thayer, Missouri, the first of three children to Fred H. and Archie Valera Arnold-Jones. Her father was an Insulating Engineer in the oil refinery industry and his employment required the family to live in various parts of the country: Sapulpa, OK; Wichital Falls, TX; Florence, CO; and Glenrock, WY. Upon graduation from high school as Valedictorian of her class in Glenrock, she received a scholarship to the Grand Island Business College, Grand Island, Nebraska. On completion of her secretarial training, she was employed by the War Department at the Casper Army Air Base, 1942-1943, as Court Reporter for the Legal Boards and Claims Division. She also served as USO hostess in the Casper, Wyoming USO. It was there she met Robert Stoutenburg.

Bob and Teen were married on March 21, 1943, at the base chapel in Casper. Teen accompanied Bob through his entire flight-training program, always securing employment in the legal field at the many Air Force bases where they were stationed. When Bob was ordered to foreign duty, Teen returned to live with her parents in Glenrock, Wyoming. Their first daughter, Linda, was born in Casper in 1945. After WWII the family moved to Bob's home city of Detroit for employment. Gary and Connie were born there in 1948 and 1951. In 1981 Bob and Teen discovered, and fell in love with, the Cache Valley and moved here that fall to enjoy their retirement years and many friends they have met here.

They are survived by, and their memory cherished by, their children: Linda Williams of Waukee, Iowa; Gary and Suzanne of Bishop, California; and Connie Kreiter of Billings, Montana. Also Bob's sister, Irene Linville of Lady Lake, Florida and Teen's sister Mary Louise Jahncke of Kirwood, Missouri. Also 6 granddaughters; 5 great grandchildren; and many extended family members survive them. They were preceded in death by their parents, Bob's siblings: Elton, Ruth and Clayton; and Teen's brother, William.

Their eternal resting place together is the Smithfield Cemetery, with arrangements made by Nelson Funeral Home. There will be a private service, with immediate family in attendance. An open house, in their honor, will be held at their residence on a date in the near future. In their memory, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, the Humane Society, Alzheimer Disease Research or your favorite charitable organization.