| Born | 18 February 1930 | Sacramento, California, USA |
| Died | 23 February 1997 | Auburn, Placer, California, USA |
| Cremated | Ashes to be Spread | Trinidad, Humboldt, California, USA |
Barbara Lucille Lincecum was a daughter of Grayce Ophelia Kingrey (1901-1943) and Earl Luke Lincecum (1897-1946). Both Grayce and Earl died in their 40s, so Barbara was orphaned by the age of 16.
Barbara was married at least three times: first to John Michael "Mike" Musholt (div. 1968), second to George A. Adams (div. 1973), and third to Warren H. Thurman. Per her obituary, Barbara was survived by two sons and a daughter, eight grandchildren, and 1 great-grandchild.
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| "2007 view of the coastline south of Trinidad overlooking Trinidad Bay with offshore rocks; part of the California Coastal National Monument." Image cropped and enhanced. Original by TrinidadMike. (Public Domain.) |
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