Original Annabelle Doll Smackdown!

The cursed Annabelle doll, the inspiration behind ‘The Conjuring’ and ‘Annabelle’ franchise, has been trending after rumors of her escaping from the Warren museum the place she is housed began circulating. The true story of the original Annabelle doll started when she terrorized her first proprietor in 1970, forcing Ed and Lorraine Warren to take her to their Occult Museum for safekeeping. It was Dottie’s request that any donations in her memory be made to UNHCR (United Nations High Commission on Refugees) or Princeton University Art Museum - specifically for applications bringing the arts to children. The last of their five youngsters was born throughout that point. Born February 22, 1928 at Milford, Nebraska, Mae was the seventh of 10 youngsters of Allen and Katie Hershberger. Kiser, Lillian Wenger, 87, of Harrisonburg, VA died February 22, 2009. She was born October 31, 1921 in Augusta Co., VA to Henry S. and Amy Heatwole Wenger. She was born February 22, 1928 at Milford, NE to Allen and Katie (Beckler) Hershberger. Mae Etta (Hershberger) Kennel, age eighty one of Albany, went to be along with her Lord and Savior April 10, 2009, after a protracted battle with most cancers.

During this time she met Willard Kennel, the love of her life. On June 18, 1947 at Albany, OR she was married to Willard Peter Kennel, who was born April 1, 1926 and survives. Kennel, Ruth Elizabeth, 87, of Harrisonburg, VA, died February 9, 2009 at Oak Lea Nursing Home. On June 18, 1947, she married Willard Kennel, formerly of Shickley, Nebraska, and they started married life on a small farm close to Scio. Please Join or SPONSOR us on Saturday, September 18th 2021 for the 5th Annual Team Annabelle & Friends fundraising occasion which will happen at The great Cow Harbor 10k Race & 1-mile Fun Run/Walk on behalf of Annabelle the Cow and the remainder of the animals at the Lewis Oliver Farm Sanctuary to assist us raise much wanted funds to cover their lifelong care together with hay, feed, bedding and veterinary providers. In 1946, the Hershberger household sold their farm in Milford and moved to a 117 acre farm near Albany. Survivied by her siblings and spouses; Samuel Kemp of Kalona, IA; Elmer Kemp of Arthur, IL; Alta (Elmer G.) Miller of Kalona, IA; Alvin (Rachel) Kemp of Wellman, IA; Edna (Milford) Yoder of Wellman, IA; Noah (Linda) Kemp of Kalona, IA; Mary Jane (Stanley Doyle) Yoder, Sr. of Ozark, MO, a sister-in-legislation, Betty Kemp of Iowa City, IA and a household buddy, Carol Bekker of Iowa City, IA.

She was preceded in loss of life by her mother and father, three brothers, Henry, Omer and Maynard, one sister Fannie Kemp, two sisters-in-law, Elizabeth Kemp and Ella Kemp and two nieces Angela Kemp and Carol Kemp Miller. Survived by her husband Roland and 4 youngsters: Roland J. King, Jr., and his wife Cathy, of Mifflintown, PA; Mark Y. King and his spouse Lois, of Port Royal, PA; Roy T. King and his spouse Fran, of Mifflintown, PA and Janice E. Casner and her husband Rick, of Mifflintown, PA; one sister, Grace Moore, of Penns Creek, PA and three brothers, Newton Yoder and his wife Mary of new Columbia, PA John R. Yoder and his wife Marjorie, of Richfield, PA and Leon Yoder, of McAlisterville, PA. Along with her husband, she is survived by 4 children, Barbara, wife of Richard Farneth of Lititz, Melvin, husband of Judy (Horst) of new Holland, John, husband of Doris (Weaver) of Stevens, and Linford of Farmersville; five grandchildren, Jessica Kurtz, Brandon husband of Sheila (Weaver) Kurtz, Rebecca Farneth, Jeremy Kurtz, and Jeffrey Kurtz.

The spiritual welfare of her five youngsters, grandchildren, and nice grandchildren was at all times of paramount concern. Also surviving are 31 nieces and nephews:Anne Kennell, Judy Suman, Becky Grishkowsky, Mary Highstrom, Ruth Miller, Rosa Kemp, Diane Schrader, Julie Kemp, Karma Kemp, Kari McGaffey, Sharon Trotta, Sara O'Donnell, Rachel Knebel, Katie Miller Katherine Yoder,Paul Kemp,Dan Kemp, David Kemp,Steve Kemp,John Kemp,Tim Kemp,Dale Kemp,Mike Kemp, Lowell Miller,Merlin Miller,Keith Miller,Kevin Kemp, Kurt Kemp,Doyle Yoder, Neil Yoder,and Stan Yoder, Jr.and quite a few great nieces and nephews. Survivied by two daughters: Anna Mary Shultz and Betty J., wife of Raymond Gerhart all of Lancaster, PA; a son-in-regulation: Glenn R. Kreider of Holtwood, PA; a sister: Verna I. Keeport of Lancaster, PA; a brother-in-regulation: Abram M. Shenk of Lititz, PA; eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. She was predeceased by a daughter: Nora Mae Kreider, a son-in-legislation: Robert B. Shultz; and by siblings Nora M. Sauder, Amos H. Sauder, Grace I. Zink, and Agnes H. Shenk. She landed the position of Grace Burgess in Peaky Blinders.