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The Oregonian, Portland, OR., September 19, 1982, page C6

DARLING -- Gladys M., sister of Norman Troh and Frieda McGheee. Services 2 pm Monday at BATEMAN'S, Gresham. For those who desire, contributions to Pleasant Valley Grange.

The Gresham Outlook, Gresham, OR., September 19, 1981, page 2A

GLADYS DARLING

Gladys Darling, longtime pianist for the Hit and Miss senior citizens band, died Wednesday at the age of 80. A funeral will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Bateman Funeral Chapel.
She was born July 28, 1901 in Glenwood, Wash., the eldest child of Peter and Josie Troh. Her brother was Henry Troh, owner of Troh's airport.
She moved to this area after he marriage which ended in divorce. Though she had no children, she raised six foster children. She also ran a restaurant at her brother's airport.
She was a member of the Pleasant Valley Grange for 38 years and served as musician for the grange and for the Rebekah Lodge.
She is survived by a brother, Norman Troh of Glenwood, Wash., one sister, Frieda McGhee of White Salmon, Wash.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., October 8, 1981, page 12

GIADYS MARIE DARLING

Gladys Marie Darling passed away Sept. l6 in Boring, Ore. She was 80.
Mrs. Darling was born July 28. 1901, at Glenwood to Peter and Josie Troh. Her school days were spent in Glenwood, where she married and moved to Portland to make her home.
Not being blessed with children of her own, she gave love, home and an opportunity to attend school to six foster children.
Mrs. Darling was a member of the Pleasant Valley Grange and a musician for the Grange, Pomona and Rebecka Lodge for many years. She was the instigator of the Hit and Miss Band, composed of senior citizens.
She is survived by one brother, Norman Troh, Glenwood, and one sister Freda McGee, WhiteSalmon.