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Keeler, Rosanne, 1952-

 Person

Biographical History

Rosanne Keeler (1952- ) is a family historian living in Utah.

Rosanne Reeve Keeler was born July 1, 1952 to Grant Lyman Reeve and Lola Dawn Wright. Keeler and her siblings grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah and Fremont, California where she graduated a member of the John F Kennedy High School Class of 1970. Rosanne married Lynn Owen Keeler and moved to Riverside, CA. Since then she has moved to Rhode Island and then to Utah County where she currently resides.

Citation:
Utah USA Obituaries, via WWW, Nov. 10, 2017 (Rosanne Reeve Keeler; married to Lynn Keeler; parents Grant Lyman Reeve and Lola Dawn Wright; grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah and Fremont, California)

US Public Records Index(Rosanne R Keeler; b. Jul 1, 1952; Riverside, CA 1977; Fullerton, CA 1993; Portsmouth, Rhode Island 1999-2008; Provo, UT 2007)

John F Kennedy High School Alumni, via WWW, Nov. 10, 2017 (Rosanne Reeve (Keeler), graduated from John F Kennedy High School 1970; Fremont, CA)

VoterRecords, via WWW, Nov. 10, 2017 (Rosanne R Keeler; age 65; lives in Lehi, Utah; has lived in Lehi, UT; Portsmouth, RI; Provo, UT; Fullerton, CA; Riverside, CA; related to Lynn Owen Keeler)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Rosanne Keeler collection of Utah pioneer interview transcriptions

 Collection — Folder 1: [Barcode: 31197232578960]
Identifier: MSS 9027
Content Description Interview transcriptions by Keeler of Utah pioneers, typed transcriptions of which were found on microfilm in Special Collections. Includes a list of interview questions. Interviews were done as part of a Works Project Administration (WPA) project for the Utah History Records Survey of 1936. Most interviews were by Keeler's grandmother, Mary Lyman Reeve. Interviewees include: Nathan Bradley Badger, Ellen Bird, Isabel King Rogers, Willis Eugene Robison, Nicholus Gurley Teeples,...
Dates: 1936-1937
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections

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