Death: Howard Measham Obituary Not Available –The loss of Howard Measham, the visionary founder of WellFound since 2005, is something that we feel compelled to announce with a great deal of sorrow. The commitment of Howard has resulted in the provision of clean water to more than 160,000 individuals, so improving lives and empowering communities.
In spite of the fact that we shall miss him terribly, his spirit will propel us ahead.
Our deepest condolences must be extended to his family at this time. The purpose of WellFound is still being pursued with unwavering determination.
Trustees and staff members of the WellFound organization.
He was born on April 19, 1911 in Omaha, Nebraska, and he passed away at the St. Anthoay Hospital in Dodge City, Kansas. Howard Measham was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Measham. It was the 30th of July in 1940, and the individual was 29 years, 3 months, and 11 days old. In 1912, his father passed away, and in 1932, his mother did as well.
His parents had passed away before him. As a kid, he was raised in an orphanage, and when he was seven years old, he was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cole of Boicourt, Kansas. It was there that he developed into a manhcod.
He joined the military in 1931 and served for a total of three years. Beulah Nichols and him were wed on April 3, 1940, and they became husband and wife. The family relocated to Satanta, Kansas, for a period of two months. Mrs. Vadis Hodge of Vlieta, Kansas, and his twin brother, Harold, of Boicourt, are among the people he leaves behind to mourn his passing. He is also survived by his wife and two stepchildren. Kas and another brother named Clyde, who lives in Wetmore; his stepfather James E. Hurt, who lives in Phillipsburg, Kansas; his half brother Ralph Hunt, who also lives in Phillipsburg; and his foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cple, who live in Boicourt; as well as a large number of other relatives and friends living in the area.
friendships -Over the course of Mother’s Day, May 8, 1939, Ηεηv ard joined forces with the First Baptist church of Sabetha, and she has remained a devoted member ever since. It was his duty to serve his Master in every conceivable way. As well as being an active participant in the BY PU, he was a member of the Young Men’s class.
Not only was Howard a devoted spouse, but he was also a true father to his children, Lee and Charlene. Throughout his life, he was always willing to put himself for the benefit of others.
Additionally, he was an active participant in the BY PU and a member of the Young Men’s class. Lee and Charlene were fortunate to have a father figure in Howard, who was a devoted husband and a true father figure.Funeral services were held on Friday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Sabetha. The pastor, Reverend Taylor B. Light, presided over the ceremony. The Sabetha cemetery was the location of the interment.
