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Birth	:	25 Jan 1901 Ragan, Harlan County, Nebraska, USA
Death	:	10 Sep 1990 Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Vancouver Crematorium, Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, Canada
Coordinate	:	49.2337020, -123.0921130
Description	:	Elsie May Danskin Obit Elsie May Danskin was born January 25, 1901 at Ragan, NE and passed from this life on Monday, September 10, 1990 in Lincoln, NE. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ralph alexander and Annie Deborah Lowe Danskin, four brothers, George E., Elmer F., Gerald M. and Robert and one sister, Flora Marie Barber. She is survived by her sister Clarabelle Louthan (Mrs. Ross O.), of Lincoln, NE and her brother, Donald R. Danskin, of Bethany, OK., a host of nieces and nephews and many friends. Miss Danskin attended schools in... Read More	Elsie May Danskin Obit Elsie May Danskin was born January 25, 1901 at Ragan, NE and passed from this life on Monday, September 10, 1990 in Lincoln, NE. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ralph alexander and Annie Deborah Lowe Danskin, four brothers, George E., Elmer F., Gerald M. and Robert and one sister, Flora Marie Barber. She is survived by her sister Clarabelle Louthan (Mrs. Ross O.), of Lincoln, NE and her brother, Donald R. Danskin, of Bethany, OK., a host of nieces and nephews and many friends. Miss Danskin attended schools in Beaver Crossing, NE and was graduted from Beaver Crossing High School in 1919, She attended serval colleges and universities following her high school graduation and among these were Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, NE; Chicago Evangelistic Institute (now Vennard College, University Park, IA), Chicago, IL; Kearney State College, Kearney, NE, Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, KY and Northwest Training School (Methodist School for missionaries), Seattle, WA. She was a missionary to China (1932-1941) at the Baldwin School in Nanchang provence. When the invasion of China by the Japanese during World War II necessitated her repatriation to the United States, she pastored churches in the Nebraska Conference of the Methodist Church between the years of 1942-1954, serving churches at Wakefield, NE (42-44); Stockham (47-49); Pender-Thurston (49-52); Wynot-Maskell (53-54). She was received into full membership as an Ordained Elder of the Methodist Church in June of 1950. Prior to her missionary service in China, Miss Danskin taught at the Montana Deaconess School (a school for orphans) in Helena. After her years of pastoral ministry, Miss Danskin taught in Lincoln Public Schools and then was one of the first teachers hired for the newly formed Lancaster Association of Retarded Citizens (LARC) School in Lincoln, NE. After teaching at LARC School for a number of years, Miss Danskin taught school at the Nebraska City School for the Visually Handicapped in Nebraska City, NE for six years, until her retirement. Following her retirement, Miss Danskin continued to be an active member of her church, Grace United Methodist, where she taught Sunday School for a number of years, an in laster years, First United Methodist, where she was actively involved with her Sunday School Class, United Methodist Women and Prayer Group. At the time of her death sh was President of her Sunday School Class, and continued to be active in Women's Christian Temperance Union as well. One of Miss Danskin's hobbies was the genealogy of the Danskin and Lowe families, and she maintained an active correspondence with many cousins also interested in compiling family genealogy records. Miss Danskin leaves behind her a memory of a rich life. She believed her call to the missionary field of China was influenced by the fervent prayers of an ancestral aunt who was unable to fulfill her own call. However, the tragedies of world events caused Miss Danskin to shorten her period of service. A member of First United Mehodist Church of Lincoln, NE, Miss Danskin's funeral services were held in that church on Friday, Sept. 14, 1990 at 10 a.m. Burial was in the Beaver Crossing Cemetery, Beaver Crossing, NE. Life Beaver Crossing, Seward Co., NE Page 7, Wednesday, October 31, 1990

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Elsie May Danskin's memorial is located at: Vancouver Crematorium, Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Regional District, Canada.
When did Elsie May Danskin death?
Elsie May Danskin death on 10 Sep 1990 in Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 49.2337020
Longitude: -123.0921130

Family Members:

Parent

Ralph Alexander Danskin

(1872 - 1956)

Annie Deborah Lowe Danskin

(1872 - 1948)

Siblings

Elmer Fowler Danskin

(1894 - 1972)

Clara Danskin Louthan

(1905 - 1992)

Rev George E Danskin

(1908 - 1965)

Gerald M Danskin

(1912 - 1984)

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