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Find a Grave Memorial ID: 6088. Source citation. Actress. Her career started when she was fifty and was the epitome of what the perfect mother, sister or aunt should be both in physical appearance and demeanor. She was short, plump, matronly with a warm smile and a sweet voice.
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Blake was admitted to Huntington Memorial Hospital where she died at age 69, the result of a heart attack. She was interred beside her mother in the family plot at Grand View Memorial Park Cemetery. [5]
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 6088. Source la citation. Actress. Her career started when she was fifty and was the epitome of what the perfect mother, sister or aunt should be both in physical appearance and demeanor. She was short, plump, matronly with a warm smile and a sweet voice.
Madge Cummings Blake. Underhålls av: Find a Grave. Tillagd: 10 Aug 1999. Find a Grave, äreminnes-ID: 6088. Källa citat. Actress. Her career started when she was fifty and was the epitome of what the perfect mother, sister or aunt should be both in physical appearance and demeanor.
You may request to transfer up to 250,000 memorials managed by Find a Grave. more details ... Madge Irwin Blake Birth 1865 Death 16 Aug 1944 (aged 78–79) Burial.
Madge Cummings Blake. Nascita. 31 Mag 1899. Kinsley, Edwards County, Kansas, USA. Morte. 19 Feb 1969 (69 anni) Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California, USA. Sepoltura. Grand View Memorial Park and Crematory. Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, USA Mostra mappa. Lotto. Section F, Lot 80. ID pagina commemorativa. 6088. · Visualizza fonte.
Madge Blake. Actress: Batman: The Movie. Spouse: James Lincoln Blake (1 Child) During World War II, she and her husband, James Lincoln Blake, worked in Utah on construction of the detonator for the atomic bomb and performed such jobs as testing equipment destined for the Manhattan Project.
