IV.
THE
DESCENDENTS OF
MINNIE
ALOUISE BERTHOLF BUMP
1875-1916
The Descendents of
(IV.)
MINNIE ALOUISE BERTHOLF BUMP
1875-1916
IVA. RUBY BEATRICE BUMP
1899-1985
m. Roy E. Jinkins
Ruby was so especially
loved by all the family after the tragic deaths of her father and
sister. The grandparent's
home became the home for her and her mother.
For a time they came to the farm to live with Earl, before he
was married and Ruby went to the "Belmont Center" country
school, an experience she liked to recall.
The "Wichita Folks" and the "Spivey Folks"
shared many, many experiences! Ruby
always felt so close to all the cousins because we were like her
brothers and sisters.
Tragedy
had not left her life, however, for her mother, Minnie, became ill
with stomach cancer. She
was lovingly nursed by her mother and all the family, but death
claimed her in 1916. Ruby
continued to make her home with her grandparents until she married Roy
Jinkins in a lovely wedding in their home.
"Jinx"
was a fun-loving handsome man, a veteran of World War I, and their
home was a favorite place to visit for all the family.
After Jinx' death in 1955, Ruby continued to work at the Family
Consultation Service, working there for a total of 31 years.
After the death of Uncle Lee Hess, Aunt Essie made her home in
an apartment in Ruby's house and they had several wonderful years
together before Aunt Essie moved to Little Rock to be near Mary Beth.
It was a beautiful example of a strong family tie that lasted
through many years and many joys and sorrows!
Ruby
lived for a time alone, in a smaller house, then finally in an
assisted care facility. She
died following a stroke in June 1985.
Ruby truly loved us all and was interested in every cousin and
all our families! She was always "there" when one needed her!
IVA1.
Robert Bruce Jinkins
1920-1991
m. Marcile Riner (dec.
1997)
Bob was a special
little boy (who grew up to be a very tall boy) because his mother was
so special to the family. Born
and raised in Wichita, he attended East High where he excelled in
sports. He went on to Wichita University (now Wichita State), where
he earned a degree in accounting in 1942, then went back later to
obtain another degree in 1950. He
was a letterman "tight end" on the football team and was
also an avid golfer.
He was a well-known
geologist and consultant and worked for several prominent
firms in his 36-year
career. Some of the firms
were Petroleum Inc, Sohio, Thunderbird Drilling, National Oil Company,
and F&M Oil Company. He
retired in 1986 and he and Marcile moved to Vermont to be close to
their family.
Bob
and Marcile had gone Maryland to visit Mary Esther, who was in very
poor health. She lived
with her daughter Cinda and husband.
While there, Bob suffered a fatal heart attack.
Services were held in Waitsville, VT where Bob and Marcile made
their home.
Marcile
continued to live in Vermont near their daughters and their families.
Because of the severe winters there, she went to Arizona in the
winter of 1996-1997, and there she died on January 8, 1997.
She was a loving and supportive wife, mother and grandmother
and she and Bob had enjoyed several years in the beautiful Vermont
area and got to enjoy their family so much.
IVA1a.
Robin Lynn Jink
ins
b. 9-9-1948
m. David Lee Gorges
Occupation: Corp. Training
Director
Education:
BA degree.
Husband:
David Gorges b. 7-13-47
Occupation:
Certified Public Accountant
Education:
BA
Robin writes this about
their family: "All the Jinkins sisters are very fortunate to live in close
proximity to each other in Vermont.
The scenery is beautiful in all seasons (except maybe
"stick season"—after the leaves have fallen in late fall,
and ‘mud season’—in early spring, when all the snow melts).
All of us enjoy many of the outdoor winter activities that
Vermont has to offer. Although
the winters are long up here, we take advantage of the generous snow
and mountains to downhill ski, cross country ski and ice skate in the
winter. All of the
children, down to five-year-old Taylor, are good skiers, and enjoy ski racing. We love hiking in
the mild summer months. There
are many beautiful vistas and hiking trails (including
the famous Long Trail). We
also enjoy swimming, canoeing & kayaking in the Mad River that
runs through our valley. We
all also enjoy attending the many outdoor concerts, festivals and
farmer's markets that are held throughout the summer. Mountain biking
is another favorite for all of us.
Of course, everyone has heard of the beautiful foliage in
Vermont in the fall. So,
we all join the many ‘Leaf Peepers’ and do a lot of sight seeing
and fall hiking in this season.
I
am Training Director of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters- a specialty
coffee roasting company. We
purchase specialty Arabica coffee beans from all over the world, roast
them in our plant, and sell them to wholesale accounts through our
company-owned retail stores and via our mail order division.
I am responsible for managing the training for our employees
and customers (that come from as far away as Turkey and Hong Kong).
David is a self-employed CPA in Waterbury Vermont.
He has an opportunity to travel back to Kansas about four times
a year, to work with clients there.
This is a great opportunity to visit with his brothers and
sisters back home. Our
family hobbies: we all enjoy spending time with each other, doing
outdoor activities year ‘round, gardening and reading.
IVA1ai.
Toni Marie Gorges
b. 6-25-1968
m. Thomas Rafferty
Toni
works in a sports photography graphic arts company near the ski
resorts in the area. Her college degree is in social services, and she
is going back to school to take some business courses this fall. Her
husband, Tom is a chef, doing catering and running his own business
for sales to local Bed & Breakfasts restaurants. Their daughter,
Taylor will be attending kindergarten this fall.
IVA1a(i)
Taylor Ann Rafferty
b. 7-27-92
IVA1aii.
Shannon Leigh Gorges
b. 1-31-71
Shannon
works in a bank in Burlington VT.
She is also planning on going back to school next year, to add
accounting to her business degree. In addition to her bank job, she likes to help her father out
during the busy tax season.”
IVA1b.
Dana Clair Jinkins
b. 6-14-1950
m. James Burton Ross
Occupation:Graphic
Design/Photographer
Education:College
James Burton Ross
b. 1-25-1958
Occupation:
Furniture Builder
Education:College
Robin writes more about
her family: "Dana is a
partner in a small publishing company in Waitsfield, VT, Concepts
Publishing. They specialize primarily in books about large boats and
island travel. They have
written several books about boat interiors.
Dana's partner, Jill, does the copy, while Dana does the
graphic design work and most of the photography.
They travel a lot to sunny, tropical locations to photograph
and do stories on beautiful boats.
James makes interesting wooden furniture for his artistic furniture
business called Tree Works. James searches for special pieces of wood
in the forests of Vermont. Although very functional, the creations
have been featured in several New England publications and are
considered works of art.
IVA1bi. Jordan Danielle
Mitchnick
b. 4-21-1981
IVA1bii.
Quincy Malaika Ross b.
7-22-1990
Their
children are both in school, Jordan in high school, where she is very
involved in theater groups. She
is very artistic and even has a good business of her own doing face
painting at the many outdoor events in the area. She donates part of
her earnings to a Rain Forest fund. Quincy is a grade school student
that also enjoys art. She
is a young authority on Vermont birds--having learned from her late
grandmother Marcile.
Family
hobbies: Traveling, gardening, renovating their home.
Randi
recently became certified as a Reiki instructor. Randi is interested
in the healing arts, and will be attending massage school in Arizona
next year. She plans on becoming a massage therapist.
IVA1ci.
Darick Logan Reishir b.
6-25-1979
Darick
is a high school senior. He works part time at an area restaurant.
Darick enjoys skiing and driving.
IVA1cii.
Frederick Clinton Reishir
b. 1-21-1983
Clinton
is also in high school. He
enjoys theater, and has been in several productions. He also is
involved in the group, Folk Kids, that traveled to Europe, singing
with children from other cultures.”
IVA2.
Mary Esther Jinkins
1926-1996
m. Stanton S. Cox,
dec. 1990
Mary
Esther, usually called “Mikki,” grew up in Wichita, attending the
schools and college there. Married to "Frosty” Cox, she learned
the oil business and had her own drafting company.
She was also involved in several businesses with Cinda, along
with Marcile and Robin. A
very artistic person, she was adept at creating pretty things.
Her love was her husband and daughter, along with her
granddaughter. After her
husband's death, she was cared for lovingly by Cinda and Emile.
Suffering from Alzheimer's disease, she died at age 70 in a
Convalescent Center in Crofton MD.
Mikki had a stepdaughter, Vicki Cox Foss.
IVA2a.
Cinda Cox
m. Emile Sabol, 10-8-1978
They
presently live in Maryland.
IVA2ai.
(Cinda’s daughter)
IVB. MYRA BUMP 1900-1901
Died only 4 months after her father,
"Bert" Bump died of typhoid fever.
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