Steven Coerte Voorhees
1600–1683
BIRTH 1600 • Hees
DEATH 16 FEBRUARY 1684 • Flatlands-Long Island, NY, USA



Jan Stevense Van Voorhees
1652–1702
BIRTH 07 JAN 1652 • Ruinen, De Wolden, Drenthe, Netherlands
DEATH 20 Nov 1735 • Flatlands, Long Island, New York, USA


Abraham Janse Van Voorhees
1693–1777
BIRTH 1693 • Brooklyn, Kings, New York
DEATH 15 AUG 1777 • Flatlands, Kings, New York


Abraham Abrahamse Van Voorhees – Married to Catherine Doty (Daughty)
1742–1819
Birth 06 APR 1742 • Oyster Bay, Long Island, Nassau Co, New York
Death 12 APR 1819 • Prosperity, Washington Co, Pennsylvania





Mary Van Voorhees
1779–1829
Birth 18 SEP 1779 • Monmouth, New Jersey
Death 13 AUG 1829 • Blooming Grove, Richland, Ohio




Mary Logan
1814–1889
Birth 1814 • Pennsylvania
Death 11 DEC 1889 • Bloomer, Montcalm, Michigan



Gaylord Hampton Reeder (1842–1918)
Birth 2 FEB 1842 • Bloomfield, Jackson, Ohio
Death 18 OCT 1918 • Bushnell Twp, Montcalm, Mid Lothian






Wilson Gaylord Reeder (1885–1964)
Birth ABT 1885 • Michigan
Death OCT 1964 • Michigan






Harold LeRoy Reeder (1932–2004)
Birth 08 JUL 1932 • Plymouth, Wayne, Michigan
Death 14 JUN 2004 • Ilwaco, Pacific, Washington
Parents:
Wilson Gaylord Reeder (1885–1964)
Florence Katherine Knacker (1895–1943)



Harold LeRoy Reeder
8 Jul 1932 – Plymouth, Wayne, Michigan
14 Jun 2004 – Ilwaco, Pacific, Washington
Jun 22, 2004 – Chinook Observer, Long Beach, Washington
Harold LeRoy Reeder
ILWACO – Harold L. Reeder, 71, died at Ocean Beach Hospital in Ilwaco, on June 14, 2004, after courageously battling cancer. The son of Wilson and Florence (Nacker) Reeder he was born July 8, 1932, in Plymouth, Mich. During his childhood the family lived in Plymouth where he attended the local schools until the age of 17 when he went to work for the railroad. In 1950 he joined the U.S. Navy and after being honorably discharged in 1954 joined the Corps of Engineers and served as a bridge painter. He painted both the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge in California. Harold joined the U.S. Army and served in Korea. When he returned home, he continued to serve as a reservist for a number of years. Returning to Civil Service he was employed as a heavy equipment mechanic. In 1989 Mr. Reeder and his family moved from the San Francisco Bay area to Vancouver where he completed a 35-year career in the Civil Service. After his retirement in 1996 he and his wife moved to Long Beach to again enjoy life on the coast. An outdoorsman he enjoyed sturgeon fishing, walks on the beach and camping. He was an avid reader and especially enjoyed stories by Louis L’Amour. He had a complete collection of L’Amour’s books. His family describes him as a loving husband and father who enjoyed time with his family. Survivors include sons Daniel Reeder of Long Beach, David, Keith and Tom Reeder of Colorado; daughter Ann Bryant of Colorado; stepson Lyle Kargel of Battle Ground; stepdaughters Donnella Kargel and Kelly Meyer also of Battle Ground and Joy Langhals of Windsor, Calif.; sisters Hazel Riley of Michigan and Betty Wilbee of California; and numerous grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Mr. Reeder was preceded in death by his wife Judith Rae (DeWoody) Reeder in May 2003, a sister Margaret Burgart and two brothers Larry and Bill Reeder. At the decedent’s request, no public service is scheduled. Cremation arrangements by Penttila’s Chapel by the Sea, Long Beach.
