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Gaileen Etheline Mahlum

Gaileen Etheline Mahlum, a devoted wife, loving mother, good friend and cherished member of her community, passed away peacefully on April 14, 2024. Born on December 22, 1942, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, to Madge and John Bague, Gaileen grew up in Kipling, Saskatchewan, Canada. She pursued her passion for healthcare, earning a degree in Radiologic Technology from The University of Saskatchewan – Regina.

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Joanne Inez Bufano

Joanne Inez Bufano passed away in the evening of May 15, 2024 in her Sunridge Village home in Bullhead City, Az. She was 88 years old and died of natural causes.
Joanne was born to the parents of Louis Regalado and Martha Ramirez Regalado in Los Angeles County Hospital on February 13, 1936.

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Pearl Olive Redmon

Pearl Olive Redmon, 87, born on New Year’s Day, December 31, 1936 in Glasgow, Montana, and born into eternity on May 20, 2024.
Pearl is survived by her husband Ron, sons Mark and Cary, daughters Connie and Peggy Jo, brothers Carl, Ronald, Orrin, Jake, and her niece Lisa.

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Sue Carol Milam

In loving memory of Sue Carol Milam, whom passed away in her home surrounded by friends and family in the early morning hours of June 6, 2024. Born to Roy Watterson and Patricia Berry in Tulsa, Oklahoma, she also had two sisters and a stepbrother. Sue moved to Kingman in 1947 where she grew up with her sisters and enjoyed her time as a majorette in her school’s marching band. Sue met her husband, the late Everette “Gene” Milam in Kingman when she was 15 before he joined the Navy and was stationed overseas.

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