Jean and Val Smith

Name/Title

Jean and Val Smith

Entry/Object ID

2010.17.08

Description

Photograph of Jean and Val Smith. Val is wearing a military uniform.

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Print, photograph

Subject Person or Organization

Smith, Valentine "Val" R. ?-1975, Smith, Jean

Collection

Photos of people, Military, wars and veterans

Cataloged By

Voss, Mary

Acquisition

Accession

2010.17

Source or Donor

Wiersma, Patricia

Acquisition Method

Donation

Made/Created

Date made

1942 - 1945

Lexicon

Search Terms

Schultz Park, Woodshed, Douglas Tavern

Location

Filing cabinet

Files Accession Number

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Smith, Valentine "Val" R. ?-1975

Person or Organization

Smith, Jean

Person or Organization

Schultz, Howard E. Jr.

Person or Organization

Schultz, Georgia

Related Events

Event

World War II 1939-1945

General Notes

Note

Notes: Information supplied by daughter, Patricia Wiersma Val Smith was born in Saugatuck and attended Saugatuck Schools. Served in armed forces and European theater until 1945 when he returned home. He was the Saugatuck postmaster until retirement in 1974. Past commander of Saugatuck American Legion, post service officer for 25 years, and Allegan Country Representative for Vetrans Trust Fund. Val passed away Sept. 12, 1975 Jean Smith was born in Glenn, Michigan and served in the armed forces at Moffet Field, San Diego, California. Returned home and was president of the Saugatuck Women's Club, Election Board of Directors, worthy matron for the Eastern Star and Representative for for Eastern Star for the state of Texas. Here they raised their family. Jean passed Feb.18,1998 Note: Patricia's great uncle. Howard Schultz is the name sake for Schultz Park in Douglas. Great Aunt Georgia built and was the original owner of the Woodshed (originally called the Douglas Tavern) Status: OK Status By: Mary Voss Status Date: 2010-11-08

Create Date

January 8, 2010

Update Date

October 19, 2022