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In the late 50’s Earl again became ill. He called his brother, Monroe Jr., who
drove to Texas and brought Earl and his belongings back to Washington state.
Earl lived with Monroe’s family for about two years. When his health
deteriorated, Monroe placed him in a home where he died. He is buried in
Washington Memorial Park south of Seattle.
As the eldest child, Earl was the “go-to” family member for anyone who
wanted information about the family history. He devotedly answered
requests with letters that offered facts and opinions based on his experiences
and the recollections of what he had been told or overheard when growing
up. You will find information taken from some of Earl’s letters in this
family history.
More About EARL SHUEY:
Burial: 10 September 1960, Wash Mem’l Park, Seattle, King, WA
Child of EARL SHUEY and WILMA ABBOTT is:
i. DAUGHTER15 SHUEY, b. Unknown.
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During her husband’s hospitalizations, and especially after her mother
passed away in 1914, Rose, with Clifford, often stayed and helped her
father with the family farm. This help continued after her father passed
away in 1918, but her first allegiance was to her husband, William, who
spent much of his adult life hospitalized. In several instances he left the
hospital before being released, necessitating close supervision by Rose.
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the descendants
Client: Lyle Shuey
Text design for 320-page genealogical study dating back to the 16th century
Design Programs: InDesign + Photoshop
Rose May Shuey
& Descendants
Generation No. 1
1. ROSE MAY14 SHUEY (MONROE MADISON, 13 JACOB III, 12 JACOB
JR., 11 JACOB, 10 JOHANNES, 9 DANIEL8 SCHUY, DANIEL7 JOUY, DAVID, 6
ELIE5 JUY, DAVID4 LE JUIS, JEAN, 3 DIDIER, 2 HILARE1 ) was born 12
August 1892 in Pine City, MN, and died 23 June 1934 in Rock Creek, MN.
She married WILLIAM L. STEVENS Abt. 1910. He was born in 1888
in Rock Creek, MN.
Notes for ROSE MAY SHUEY:
Rose was the second child born to Monroe and Madora. She graduated
from Pine City High School in 1909 and became a teacher at rural school
District #13 east of Rock Creek. She met and married William Stevens
about 1910. The couple moved to Dodge Center, Minnesota and then
returned to Rock Creek and finally Pine City. The couple had three
children, Clifford in 1913, Edna Mae in 1917 (who died a few days after
birth), and Robert in 1926. It was an ill-fated marriage from the beginning
due to William’s volatile personality, which was later to hospitalize him on
several occasions.
Roy Webster Shuey
After graduation from high school in 1945 Lyle joined the Marine Corps and
records. He is a 32nd Degree Mason and a Shriner, and holds an extra
served until August of 1946. He stayed in the active reserves and returned to
active duty during the Korean conflict. During this time he managed Marine
class amateur radio license (call letters WC9S).
Corps Exchanges in San Diego and San Francisco, California.
Notes for LOIS RUTH INDIHAR:
Lois, better known to her family as “Lola,” was born and raised in the
After discharge in 1955 Lyle managed the Schmitt Music Company store
small town of Gilbert in the Iron Range Country of Northern Minnesota.
in St. Paul, Minnesota while continuing his studies at the University of
She earned a B.S. Degree in Music Education from the University of
Minnesota at night. It was during this time that Lyle met and married Lois
Minnesota, and while there was voted outstanding band member. She also
Indihar, a music teacher in the St. Paul suburb of Roseville. In 1967 he
won the “Ski-U-Mah” award for outstanding service to the University.
became general manager of the Schmitt Music Co.
She taught in schools in Minnesota, Michigan and Illinois for twenty years
while being active in education associations. She was awarded the Sword of
Lyle was a director on the board, executive committee member, and
chairman of the youth orchestra committee for the St. Paul Chamber
Honor by the Sigma Alpha Iota professional music fraternity.
Orchestra, and a committee chairman of the St. Paul Rotary Club.
Lola was a Choir Director, Organist, and Music Educator at St. Norbert’s
During his retail music career Lyle was actively involved with industry
Catholic Church and School in Northbrook, IL for seventeen years. She also
trade associations. He was a director and a retail management clinician
taught private piano lessons for twenty years. From 1970 to 2000 she was
with the National Association of Music Merchants, a clinician with the
Director of Education at the 500-student music schools of Shuey’s Music
National Association of School Music Dealers and chairman of the
Education Centers in Northwest Suburban Chicago. During these years she
finance committee and clinician with the National Association of Band
Instrument Repair Technicians.
also directed both student and adult musicals on an annual basis.
Lola is a Eucharistic Minister, Minister of Care and Minister of Bereavement
In 1967 he accepted a position as Vice President of the Karnes Music
at St. Norbert’s Catholic Church in Northbrook. Her favorite room in the
Co. in Chicago, and the family moved there. Three years later he started
house is her kitchen where she cooks gourmet meals daily. The family calls
Shuey’s Music Education Centers which ultimately had two locations with
the kitchen her “sandbox.” Some of Lola’s favorite memories are of the
20 accredited teachers, 500 students and 2,400 rental instruments available
for the students in surrounding school districts.
sailing trips that she and Lyle took every year for many years.
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Lyle and Lois’ chief interest outside of business was sailing and much time
was spent with the family’s small boats on Lake Michigan, and later large
i. KEVIN LYLE
boats on Lake Michigan, Green Bay, and the Gulf Of Mexico. Lyle and
Lois sold their business in 2000 after the passing of their son, Kent, and
Lyle retired to garden, play golf and work on the family’s genealogical
16 SHUEY, b. 7 June 1961, Minneapolis, MN.
Notes for KEVIN LYLE SHUEY:
Kevin was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and moved to
Northbrook, Illinois with his family when he was six years
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old. He graduated from Glenbrook North High School
in 1979. He became employed by Washburn Guitars and
played guitar professionally, and went on to attend DePaul
University from 1989 to 1993. Kevin was a store manager in
the family music business before the company was sold in the
year 2000. At that time he established “Guitars By Kevin,”
a business wherein he teaches guitar music of all types and
rebuilds and repairs guitars.
Kevin’s hobbies include collecting sports memorabilia and
golfing with family and friends. Travel is also high on his list, with
a trip to Paris being one of his most memorable. He currently
resides in Mt. Prospect, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.
6. ii. KAREN LYNE SHUEY, b. 7 June 1961, Minneapolis, MN.
iii. KRISTI JO SHUEY, b. 6 October 1963, Minneapolis, MN.
Notes for KRISTI JO SHUEY:
Kristi was born in Minneapolis and moved to the Chicago
area with the family when she was three years old. There she
grew up and attended Glenbrook North High School where
she played clarinet in the school band, sang in the honor
choir and competed on the diving team. During the summer
in high school and college Kristi was a supervising lifeguard
and swimming instructor at the village pool.
Upon graduation from high school in 1981 Kristi attended
The College of St. Catherine in St. Paul, Minnesota where
she completed a major in English literature and a minor in
art. After graduating in 1985, Kristi joined West Publishing
Company in St. Paul where she was promoted to senior
marketing manager.
Roy Webster Shuey
& Descendants
Generation No. 1
1. ROY WEBSTER 14 SHUEY (MONROE MADISON, 13 JACOB III, 12
JACOB JR., 11 JACOB, 10 JOHANNES, 9 DANIEL 8 SCHUY, DANIEL 7 JOUY,
DAVID, 6 ELIE 5 JUY, DAVID 4 LE JUIS, JEAN, 3 DIDIER, 2 HILARE 1 ) was born
27 December 1898 in Marshfield, Webster County, MO, and died 7 May
1989 in St. Paul, Mn.. He married (1) BLANCHE EDNA STEPHENS
11 May 1917 in Pine City, MN, daughter of HENRY STEPHENS and
ELLA BURTON. She was born 22 March 1895 in Trimbell, WI, and
died July 02, 1985 in Yorba Linda, CA. He married (2) FLORENCE
DORIS TWEETEN 1925 in St. Paul, Mn., daughter of Clarence Tweeten
and Karen McWhirter. She was born 21 August 1902 in Saskatoon,
Sask. Canada, and died 30 May 1975 in Portland, Or. He married (3)
ANNA MAY WASIENSKI 1951, daughter of JOHN WASIENSKI and
CATHERINE GOVERNSKI. She was born 2 April 1909 in Glenwood
City, WI., and died 10 February 2001 in St. Johns Hospital, St. Paul, MN.
Notes for ROY WEBSTER SHUEY:
Roy was the family’s seventh child to be born, and the third in Marshfield,
Missouri during the time that his father was trying to establish the hog
farming business. The family left Missouri only two years later and he grew
up on the farm in Pine City, Minnesota. As he grew, he took an active part
in the farming operations.
On 11 May 1917 Roy married Blanche Stephens, the daughter of one of
his mother’s best friends, Ella Burton Stephens. Roy and Blanche moved
Roy Webster Shuey
Kristi earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in advertising design
from Syracuse University in 1991 and moved to Auckland, New
Zealand to work with a design firm. She spent the following
year traveling in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand,
Viet Nam and Cambodia. The trip finished with a 32-day trek
to 18,000 ft. in the Annapurna mountain range in Nepal.
After traveling, Kristi moved to Atlanta, Georgia to work
with the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency where she
ultimately made the decision to return to publishing. She
resides in Austin, Texas. After many years with Prentice
Hall Publishing and Houghton Mifflin Company she is
currently a graphic designer and copywriter with her firm,
2nd Street Design Lab, and a designer for The University
of Texas at Austin.
In 2004 Kristi lost her partner, Scott Freeman, to
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig’s Disease). Scott
was a world-renowned economist at The University of
Texas at Austin, and was mentioned as such in his friend
and colleague Finn Kydland’s Nobel Prize lecture the year
of Scott’s passing. More information about him can be
found at www.scottfreeman.us.
Two years ago Kristi underwent successful open heart
surgery at Columbia University to repair a mitral valve
prolapse. This condition can be genetic but also is commonly
the result of rheumatic fever. It is believed the latter caused
her condition.
iv. KENT MICHAEL SHUEY, b. 15 September 1971, Evanston,
Il.; d. 21 January 2000, Evanston, Il..
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