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     Katrina Havel was born on 5 February 1845 at Novosedly nad Nežárkou, Jihocesky, Bohemia.¹ She married Thomas J. Kaisersatt circa 1868. Katrina Havel died on 25 September 1882 at Montgomery, Le Sueur Co., Minnesota, at age 37.^1,2 Obituary of son Frank, listed his parents, Thomas and Katrina. She was buried at St. Johns Catholic Cemetery, Montgomery, Le Sueur Co., Minnesota.²

     Margaret Havel married Zachariah Macaulay.¹

     Mary Ann Havel was born on 8 September 1899 at Washington.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph Havel and Mary Sklenar.

     Richard Joseph Havel was born on 20 February 1925 at Seattle, King Co., Washington.¹ He was the son of Joseph Havel and Anna F. Sbritsky.¹ Richard Joseph Havel married Virginia Martin Johnson on 28 June 1947 at Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon.² Richard Joseph Havel died on 9 April 2016 at Greenbrae, Marin Co., California, at age 91.²

Obituary for Richard Joseph Havel:

Dr. Richard J. Havel
February 20, 1925 - April 9, 2016

Dr. Richard Joseph (Dick) Havel, renowned research scientist, devoted husband and father passed away quietly at his home in Greenbrae on April 9th. Dick was born to Joseph and Anna (Nan) Havel in Seattle, Washington where he attended Sealth High School, played the clarinet and excelled in mathematics and science. He attended Reed College in Portland, Oregon, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree and met his wife Virginia (Gini). They fell in love after their first date and were married in 1945. He earned a medical degree along with a Masters degree in Chemistry at University of Oregon Medical School in 1949. After a residency in Internal Medicine at Cornell University Medical Center in New York City, Dick began his long career in biomedical research at the National Heart Institute of the Public Health Service in Bethesda, Maryland. He joined the faculty in the School of Medicine at University of California, San Francisco, in 1956 where he continued his groundbreaking research on lipid metabolism and lipoprotein biology. His research had a profound impact on the understanding of human disease including the role of disorders of lipid metabolism in hyperlipidemia and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Dr. Havel refined and optimized the methodology for separating good cholesterol (HDL) from bad cholesterol (LDL) and recognized the role that the different fractions of lipoproteins play in heart disease. His paper on the lipoproteins in human serum published in 1955 in the Journal of Clinical Investigation remains among the most cited publications in the field of lipid biology. His research accomplishments also include one of the first studies demonstrating that lowering LDL cholesterol in the blood led to a reduction of atherosclerosis.

He served as Director of the Cardiovascular Research Institute (CVRI) at UCSF from 1973 to 1992 where he trained numerous postdoctoral researchers and junior faculty in biomedical research. He was a mentor and advisor on cholesterol and lipoprotein metabolism to Drs. Michael Brown and Joseph Goldstein who were awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1984 and with whom Dr. Havel published several original scientific papers and a seminal chapter on Lipoproteins and Lipid Transport in the textbook Metabolic Control and Disease. Dr. Havel's career included sabbaticals at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, and Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia. During his career, he published over 300 scientific papers and was elected to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences in 1983 and the Institute of Medicine in 1989. He served as Editor-in-Chief and Chair of the Advisory Board for the Journal of Lipid Research. He was also active in the organization of the Deuel Conference on Lipids and the conference has included the annual "Havel Lecture" since 2002. He received many awards and honors including the Bristol-Myers Squibb/Mead Johnson Award for Distinguished Achievement in Nutrition Research and the Distinguished Achievement Award from the American Heart Association Council on Arteriosclerosis.

After returning from sabbatical in Sweden in 1962, he and Gini lived in Ross, California, where they raised four children. He was also a longtime resident of Inverness, California near the Point Reyes National Seashore, where he and Gini built a home overlooking Tomales Bay. Here, Dick loved entertaining and lively games of tennis with family and friends. While living in West Marin, he was an avid gardener, he enjoyed hiking, birding and foraging for wild mushrooms. He also had a longtime love of classical music and he and Gini were subscribing members of the San Francisco Symphony. Following his retirement, he remained active in the lipoprotein field and played a good game of tennis well into his 80's. He and Gini traveled all over the world, and particularly enjoyed visiting places with a rich natural history of flora and fauna. He is survived by Gini, his wife of nearly seventy years, his four children, Chris (Mill Valley, CA), Tim (Boston, MA), Peter (Davis, CA), and Julianne (San Rafael, CA), as well as his three grandchildren, Jocelyn, Tyler, and Cameron, and his niece, Tracy Grant, and grandniece, Mélanie Grant, of Nicasio, CA. Dick will be missed by his family and many friends and colleagues who will remember him as a kind and gentle man with a keen sense of humor along with a supportive and mentoring spirit. A memorial honoring Dr. Havel will be held at UCSF within the next 2-3 months followed on a later date by another memorial for family and friends in Marin County.

Published in San Francisco Chronicle on May 8, 2016.²

     Vivian Marguerite Havel was born circa 1911 at Washington.¹ She was born on 16 November 1911 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington.² She was the daughter of Edward Gregory Havel and Christina M. Aadral. Vivian Marguerite Havel married Courtland Coach Gibson on 30 January 1934 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington. Vivian Marguerite Havel and Courtland Coach Gibson were divorced. Vivian Marguerite Havel married Thomas Gray Kiakona on 14 March 1941 at Honolulu, Honolulu Co., Hawaii. Vivian Marguerite Havel and Thomas Gray Kiakona were divorced after 1952. Vivian Marguerite Havel lived in February 1964 at Honolulu, Honolulu Co., Hawaii.³ She died on 11 September 1980 at Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington, at age 68. She was cremated on 15 September 1980 at Oakwood Crematory, Tacoma, Pierce Co., Washington.

     Jay Haveman was born on 10 August 1939 at Billings, Yellowstone Co., Montana.^1,2 He married Marlene Esta Meyer in January 2002.³ Jay Haveman died on 10 October 2020 at Seeley Lake, Missoula Co., Montana, at age 81.^1,2

Jay Haveman Aug. 10, 1939 – Oct. 10, 2020

SEELEY LAKE – Jay Haveman was born in Billings, Montana on Aug. 10, 1939. The son of Louis and Martha Haveman, Jay was raised on the family ranch and went to grade school at the rancher school and high school at Hysham High School.

At the age of 15, Jay went to work during the summer at the Long Horn "A" Ranch at Big Timer, Montana. Jay returned to Hysham to finished school. He rented a small house in Hysham and worked different jobs around town.

Immediately after high school, Jay had a job in Alaska but went into the Army instead. He was sent to Fort Ord, California, then to Fort Lewis, Washington for basic training.

Jay was then sent to Fort Belvoir, Virginia for engineering school. He was sent to Kaiserslautern Germany as a construction surveyor. He spent a year and a half in Germany and a year in France. He traveled extensively in western Europe, the Scandinavian countries and the British Isles. Jay returned to the States in March of 1960 and was honorably discharged at Fort Sheridan, Illinois.

Jay returned to Montana and went to work for the Bureau of Reclamation as a surveyor when the Clark Canyon Dam was started at Dillon, Montana.

Jay then went to work for the Wytana Cattle Company at Manhattan, Montana, the lovely Shorthorn Ranch Wilsall, Montana, was foreman for the Fairview Angus Ranch at Melville, Montana, and was the ranch manager for the Morris Angus Ranch Divide, Montana.

Jay then went to work for the Northern Pacific Railroad at the Livingston shops. When the shops closed, Jay went to work for the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks as a Montana Game Warden in Missoula, Malta and Seeley Lake.

Jay finally settled in Seeley Lake where he raised his three children Jim, Justin and June. He loved the outdoors. He was an avid gun collector and loved to fish, hunt, snowmobile and cut firewood and more firewood and more firewood! He loved going to auctions with his wife Marlene who in his words he described as the most "giving, loving and caring person that God ever put on this earth." With his marriage to Marlene they brought together their two families and created one family.

You could ask anyone who knew Jay and they would say he was honorable, respectful, true to his word and had integrity. He was big in stature but had an even bigger heart. He gave the best hugs. He loved all of his kids, his 16 grandkids and his 22 great grandkids.

Jay will be greatly missed by all who knew him but most of all by his family and close friends. May he rest in peace.

"Do not weep for me for I have not gone. I am the wind that shakes the mighty oak. I am the gentle rain that falls upon your face. I am the spring flower that pushes through the dark earth. I am the chuckling laughter of the mountain stream.

Do not weep for me for I have not gone. I am the memory that dwells in the heart of those that knew me. I am the shadow that dances on the edge of your vision.

I am the wild goose that flies south at autumn's call and I shall return at summer rising. I am that deer on the wild hills way. I am just around the corner.

Therefore, the wise weep not. But rejoice at the transformation of my being."

Due to COVID, a memorial service will be held in the spring, hopefully indoors. However, if not, it will be postponed until the service can be held outdoors.
https://www.seeleylake.com/story/2020/10/15/obituaries/jay-haveman-aug-10-1939-oct-10-2020/6607.html.¹


He was buried at Rancher Cemetery, Myers, Treasure Co., Montana.²

     Eric Jeffrey Hawkenson married Maggie (?) Eric Jeffrey Hawkenson is the son of Jeffrey Leonard Hawkenson and Pamela Kay Steele.

     Jeffrey Leonard Hawkenson married Pamela Kay Steele, daughter of Willard Melvin Steele and Joan Barbara Yungers, on 21 August 1976 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota.

     Jennifer Lynn Hawkenson married Nick Jacobson. Jennifer Lynn Hawkenson is the daughter of Jeffrey Leonard Hawkenson and Pamela Kay Steele.

     Fred Foster Hawkins was born on 18 May 1896 at Kankakee, Kankakee Co., Illinois.² He was the son of Rudolph Simonds Hawkins and Carrie Evelyn Foster. Fred Foster Hawkins married Irene Frances Shimp, daughter of Delbert Shimp and Elenaor Dell Chearhart, on 11 February 1919 at St. Joseph Co., Indiana.¹ Fred Foster Hawkins lived in February 1958 at Granger, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.¹ He died on 23 January 1972 at Stuart, Martin Co., Florida, at age 75.² He was buried at St. Joseph Valley Memorial Park, Mishawaka, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.²

     Jennifer June Hawkins is the daughter of Robert Fred Hawkins and Dorothy Mae Gant. Jennifer June Hawkins married George Raymond Murray Jr. on 22 September 1990 at St. Matthew Cathedral, South Bend, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.

     Layton S. Hawkins Jr. was born on 3 November 1916 at Albany Co., New York.¹ He was the son of Layton Smith Hawkins and Caroline Monell Curry. Layton S. Hawkins Jr. lived in 1960 at New York, New York Co., New York. He died on 9 May 2003 at New York at age 86.

     Layton Smith Hawkins was born on 4 January 1877 at New York.¹ He married Caroline Monell Curry, daughter of Alpheus Alfred Curry and Sarah Elizabeth Purdy, on 31 July 1900 at Cortland, Cortland Co., New York. Layton Smith Hawkins lived in 1960 at Warwick, Orange Co., New York. He died on 29 July 1960 at Orange Co., New York, at age 83.

     Meredith Michal Hawkins was born on 11 October 1961 at Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Robert Fred Hawkins and Dorothy Mae Gant. Meredith Michal Hawkins married Donald John White on 29 November 1980 at Sarasota Co., Florida. Meredith Michal Hawkins died on 18 June 2005 at Sarasota, Sarasota Co., Florida, at age 43.

     Robert Fred Hawkins was born on 19 November 1921 at Harris Twsp., St. Joseph Co., Indiana.^1,2 He was the son of Fred Foster Hawkins and Irene Frances Shimp. Robert Fred Hawkins married Dorothy Mae Gant on 4 August 1947 at Indiana. Robert Fred Hawkins died on 16 October 2009 at Sarasota, Sarasota Co., Florida, at age 87.² He was buried at St. Joseph Valley Memorial Park, Granger, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.²

     Rudolph Simonds Hawkins was born on 14 February 1859 at Kankakee, Kankakee Co., Illinois.¹ He married Carrie Evelyn Foster. Rudolph Simonds Hawkins died on 19 April 1945 at Granger, St. Joseph Co., Indiana, at age 86.¹ He was buried at St. Joseph Valley Memorial Park, Mishawaka, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.¹

     Charlotte Hay was born on 24 July 1799 at Baltimore, Maryland.^1,2 She was baptized abt 06 Oct 1799/1800.³ She was the daughter of Johannes Hay and Barbara Mayer. Charlotte Hay was born on 6 October 1799.² She was born on 6 October 1800.² She married John (II) Harn, son of Caleb Harn and Sally Davis, on 2 December 1822 at Baltimore Co., Maryland.^2,4 Charlotte Hay died on 3 August 1867 at age 68.^3,2,5 They also had five children who died in infancy. She was buried at Harn Family Cemetery, Harvest Hills, Frederick Co., Maryland.⁵

     Johannes Hay was also known as John. He married Barbara Mayer. Father was Adam Hay.

     Anson R. Hayden was born on 24 December 1835 at Somerset Junction, Somerset Co., Maine.¹ He married Delia Goodbeau in 1875 at Minnesota. Anson R. Hayden died on 25 June 1885 at Anoka, Anoka Co., Minnesota, at age 49.¹ He was buried at Orono Cemetery, Elk River, Sherburne Co., Minnesota.¹

     Eva Fay Hayes was born on 8 February 1912 at Harrison Co., Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of Harry Thomas Hayes and Lovena Righter Nichols.¹ Eva Fay Hayes married Russell Thomas Geoghegan in 1932 at Cynthiana, Harrison Co., Kentucky.¹ Eva Fay Hayes died on 1 June 1998 at Lee Co., Florida, at age 86.¹

     Harry Thomas Hayes was born on 27 March 1882 at Harrison Co., Kentucky.¹ He married Lovena Righter Nichols, daughter of Daniel Talbott Nichols and Sarah Ellen Tolle, on 26 March 1904.¹ Harry Thomas Hayes died on 7 August 1951 at Harrison Co., Kentucky, at age 69.¹

     Joyce Ann Hayes married Keith Lawrence Harn, son of Wilbur Eugene Harn and Helen Florence Vliet, on 21 August 1965 at Los Angeles Co., California.

     Roberta Alice Hayward also went by the name of Bertha. She was born on 3 March 1880.¹ She was born on 3 March 1886 at Warsaw, Kosciusko Co., Indiana. She married Milo Alvin Mock, son of Ira Mock and Julia Stuard, on 24 April 1925 at Niles, Berrien Co., Michigan. Roberta Alice Hayward died on 22 January 1948 at Elkhart, Elkhart Co., Indiana, at age 61.¹ She was buried on 24 January 1948 at Rice Cemetery, Elkhart, Elkhart Co., Indiana.¹

     Dennis Earl Headrick is the son of Donald Eugene Headrick and Mildred Mae Howerton.

     Donald Eugene Headrick was born on 6 May 1915 at St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota.¹ He was the son of John Henry Headrick and Frances Margaret Clow. Donald Eugene Headrick married Mildred Mae Howerton in 1936. Donald Eugene Headrick died on 3 February 1969 at Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., California, at age 53.¹ He was buried at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery, Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., California.¹

     Gail Patricia Headrick was born on 3 December 1937 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California.^1,2 She was the daughter of Donald Eugene Headrick and Mildred Mae Howerton. Gail Patricia Headrick graduated in 1955 at Lompoc High School, Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., California.¹ She married Garry Edward Benson on 17 September 1960 at Santa Barbara Co., California. Gail Patricia Headrick died on 8 February 2015 at California at age 77.²

Following obituary for Gail Benson:

Gail Patricia Benson 1937 - 2015
December 03, 1937 - February 08, 2015

Gail (Headrick) Benson was born in Los Angeles on December 3, 1937 to Donald and Mildred (Howerton) Headrick. Ten days later, the three of them moved back to Mildred’s home town of Lompoc. Twelve years later, younger brother Dennis came along and Gail became the default baby sitter.

She lived a full life and often reminisced about her Lompoc childhood – stories of living in an apartment in the historic Rudolph Mansion; stories of her doting father who considered her “Daddy’s little girl;” stories of her grandparents, Frank and Bertha Howerton and their “ranch” on West Ocean Ave; stories of her colorful cowboy uncles; and stories of her many cousins and their escapades.

Gail graduated from Lompoc High School in 1955 and then went on to Allan Hancock College to study Journalism and English. As a member of the Lompoc High School Blue Ribbon Band, she played Oboe, Saxophone and Glockenspiel. In her younger years, she took piano lessons from Faye Porter and later became a talented organist, playing background music for the annual Alpha Club Flower Show and for many local fashion shows. She became acquainted with Pat Farage, who managed the local Baldwin Piano and Organ Studio, and soon began teaching organ techniques to eager students.

Her father served as a volunteer firefighter with the Lompoc Fire Department. It was there where she caught the eye of a young firefighter. As they say, he pursued her until she caught him. Gail and that young firefighter, Garry Benson, were married in 1960. Garry later admitted that he had first met her when she was twelve years old, while she was visiting her aunt and uncle, Ruby and Smitty Howerton, in Goleta.

Never one to avoid hard work, Gail spent a couple of summers staying with her aunt and uncle, Edith and Harry Sorensen in Grover City, while earning money picking strawberries. She began her formal working career at Miller Pharmacy, after which she was employed in the traffic department at Johns-Manville. Her last “paying” job was in the family business, Lompoc Valley Stationers and Bookstore, in the mid-1970s.

Her passion was genealogy. The research fascinated and challenged her. She documented both sides of her family history and, to her dismay, found no Native American blood and, most importantly, no horse thieves.
She recently received her 50 year pin from the Native Daughters of the Golden West and was a charter member of the Lompoc Valley Historical Society and member of the now inactive Lompoc Pioneer Society.

Gail and Garry entered the dog show world showing Papillons. They were not experienced handlers, but managed to show champion dogs alongside professionals with many years of experience. She is survived by three of her beloved fur babies; Corky, Queso and Cowboy.

Gail will always be remembered for her dedication to family. She was one who could be critical and make light of family members, but woe be to those outsiders who did the same. Those critics would soon discover her “other side” as she defiantly defended her family. Opinionated and outspoken are the two qualities that summed her up.

She was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, all her aunts and uncles, and her “adopted” brother, Keith Parsley. She is survived by her husband, Garry Benson and brother, Dennis Headrick of Lompoc, her “adopted” kids, Larry and Carla Harrison of Georgia, her beloved Headrick and Howerton cousins, and the Parsley family of Orcutt, whom she considered her extended family and who accepted her as one of their own.

Memorial services will be held on Friday, February 20 at 2 p.m. in the pavilion at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Lompoc Valley Historical Society, P.O. Box 88, Lompoc, CA 93438, or an animal welfare organization of your choice.

Arrangements are under the direction of Starbuck Lind Mortuary.

https://www.starbucklind.com/index.cfm/obituary/2964687?browse_on=desktop.¹ She was buried at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery, Lompoc, Santa Barbara Co., California.^1,2

     John Arthur Headrick was born on 5 October 1916 at Tennessee.¹ He was the son of John Henry Headrick and Frances Margaret Clow. John Arthur Headrick married Olga S. Erland. John Arthur Headrick died on 26 April 1981 at Hermosa, Los Angeles Co., California, at age 64.¹ He was buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood, Los Angeles Co., California.¹

     John Henry Headrick was born on 1 February 1890 at Sevier Co., Tennessee.¹ He married Frances Margaret Clow, daughter of John Arthur Clow and Hattie B. Harn, on 26 May 1914 at Kootenai Co., Idaho. John Henry Headrick died on 18 November 1958 at Los Angeles Co., California, at age 68.¹ He was buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood, Los Angeles Co., California, Plot: Inglewood Mausoleum.¹

     Richard Frank Headrick was born on 28 September 1922 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California.¹ He was the son of John Henry Headrick and Frances Margaret Clow. Richard Frank Headrick died on 6 June 1964 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, at age 41.¹ He was buried at Green Hills Memorial Park, Rancho Palos Verdes, Los Angeles Co., California.¹

     James Hearn(E) was born on 12 November 1749 at Somerset Co., Maryland.¹ He was the son of Purnell Hearne and female (?) James Hearn(E) married Elizabeth Miller on 9 May 1792. James Hearn(E) died on 18 October 1823 at Greene Twsp., Hamilton Co., Ohio, at age 73. Hist & Genealogy of Hearne Family, by Wm T. Hearne, 1907, pg 105,106. His Ancestral File Number is TZLH-0R.