Rosilla Ladd was born in North Dakota, a daughter of Edwin Fremont Ladd and Rizkah W. Sprogle. She had siblings Rizkah Ladd 1894–?, Katherine 1894–1968, Culver Sprogle, Edwin Vernon, Daniel Milton, Elizabeth and Virginia Ladd.
Rosilla attended the North Dakota Agricultural College and was a home economics teacher in Green Bay, Wisconsin before retiring to Sun City, Arizona.
Sisters Elizabeth, 85, and Rosilla Ladd, 94, were killed when the car they were riding in suddenly veered across the road and slammed head-on into a palm tree in Sun City. The car was driven by Lorena Watt, 84, who died later in the hospital. The sisters lived at the Sun Valley Lodge.
Survivors included her sister, Virginia; and brother Culver.
Rosilla attended the North Dakota Agricultural College and was a home economics teacher in Green Bay, Wisconsin before retiring to Sun City, Arizona.
Sisters Elizabeth, 85, and Rosilla Ladd, 94, were killed when the car they were riding in suddenly veered across the road and slammed head-on into a palm tree in Sun City. The car was driven by Lorena Watt, 84, who died later in the hospital. The sisters lived at the Sun Valley Lodge.
Survivors included her sister, Virginia; and brother Culver.
Rosilla Ladd was born in North Dakota, a daughter of Edwin Fremont Ladd and Rizkah W. Sprogle. She had siblings Rizkah Ladd 1894–?, Katherine 1894–1968, Culver Sprogle, Edwin Vernon, Daniel Milton, Elizabeth and Virginia Ladd.
Rosilla attended the North Dakota Agricultural College and was a home economics teacher in Green Bay, Wisconsin before retiring to Sun City, Arizona.
Sisters Elizabeth, 85, and Rosilla Ladd, 94, were killed when the car they were riding in suddenly veered across the road and slammed head-on into a palm tree in Sun City. The car was driven by Lorena Watt, 84, who died later in the hospital. The sisters lived at the Sun Valley Lodge.
Survivors included her sister, Virginia; and brother Culver.
Rosilla attended the North Dakota Agricultural College and was a home economics teacher in Green Bay, Wisconsin before retiring to Sun City, Arizona.
Sisters Elizabeth, 85, and Rosilla Ladd, 94, were killed when the car they were riding in suddenly veered across the road and slammed head-on into a palm tree in Sun City. The car was driven by Lorena Watt, 84, who died later in the hospital. The sisters lived at the Sun Valley Lodge.
Survivors included her sister, Virginia; and brother Culver.
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