Anne Lois Lackey Wickham

Anne studied nursing at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles. After she graduated, she worked at Good Sam as a surgical nurse. She later went to work at San Antonio Community Hospital in Upland as a surgical nurse.

She married Winthrop Woodward Wickham, who worked as a surveyor. They had three children: Joan, who for years served with her husband as a missionary in South America; John, who became a professor of geology in the University of Oklahoma; Susan who became a Registered Nurse.

Travis Theodore Lackey

Travis (Ted) worked as a baker and eventually bought his own bakery. His wife Dorothy worked with him in the bakery, as did his youngest sister Opal. Ted and Dorothy had two daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy (Dottie).

The photograph to the left is of Ted and Sobe in the parking lot of the bakery.

Opal Elizabeth Lackey Smithson

Opal studied art at Chaffey Jr. College in Ontario, CA but quit school to help at her brother's bakery. She married John Smithson and they had four children.

Opal worked most her married life with John, either helping on his milk routes, or working in his custom cabinet shop. The entire family worked in the cabinet shop, and all helped to build the house where Opal and John lived for over 50 years. Opal and John are gone now, John passed away on August 27, 2001, Opal passed away on March 1, 2002.