I have an old photo of a couple named Ernest Kemp and Mildred (she was the sister of Henry Schwartz). I would be happy to send it, if any family is interested in it.

Carol, Here's an obit.

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Portland Oregonian, February 17, 1976 page 12

Funeral for Ernest A. Kemp, 6427 NE 26th Ave., will be at noon Tuesday in Killingsworth Little Chapel of the Chimes.
Mr. Kemp, 67, died Thursday in Ogdan, Utah. He was born in Red Lodge, Montana, and was a security watchman for a box factory.
Survivors include his wife, Mildred of Portland; a son Ernest of Ogden, Utah; two brothers Roy of Camas, Wash., and Keneth of Portland; a sister, Alice Morrison of Spokane, Wash., and three grandchildren.
Burial will be in Scappoose cemetery. 
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*Mildred died in 1979.

>> security watchman for a box factory

Ha, I bet that was an exciting job.

Unfortunately his son Ernest died in 2000. But I bet there are grandchildren.
http://www.findagrave.com...d=43575536

Ernest Kemp was my uncle. My Dad Kenneth was his brother. The "box company" was actually Weryhouser. I would love to have the photo!

Kaye, Carol posted her message over a year ago. She may not check these forums on a regular basis. I recommend that you try contacting her directly by sending a private message. You can do that by clicking on her name above her post.

I'm a nephew of the Kemps, my dad, Bud Swartz, was Mildred's brother. He worked at Miles City Saddlery until 1955 as a saddle maker and stamper then the family moved to Missoula. My grandparents Henry G. and Nora had 8 children, Henry George, who was KIA in WW2, Donald, who was electrocuted on the Ft. Peck Dam project. Then I think next was Edward, Mildred, Mabel, Gladys, Bud and June. The Kemp's lived in Portland and we had a family reunion of sorts in 1963.

Craig Swartz