Mary A. (nee Dwyer) Kreps-Dubois, of 3866 Shenandoah, fractured her skull as a result of falling down a flight of stairs at her residence at 3866 (A) Shenandoah on June the 5th, 1932. She succumbed to her injuries on June the 28th, 1932 at Josephine Hospital. When she died, she was 69 years, 5 months, and 3 days old. Her funeral was held at her residence at 3866 (A) Shenandoah Ave.
Schnur Funeral Home at 3125 Lafayette Ave. handled the arrangements.
A Mass was held at St. Margaret's Church, and a burial was held at Calvary Cemetery.
It should be noted that her first husband was John Kreps, who also died as a result of a fall in 1900.
The picture to the right is of Mary Ann (nee Dwyer) Kreps-Dubois. This picture was taken around 1928, when Mary Ann was about 65 years of age. The man in this picture is her second husband, George A. Dubois, who died shortly after this picture was taken, as he died on March 02, 1928. The little boy in this picture is Joseph Thomas Kreps (1925–1999).
At the time of her death, she was survived by her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Ronan (nee Kreps), and sons, George, Joseph, and Rufus Kreps.
Schnur Funeral Home at 3125 Lafayette Ave. handled the arrangements.
A Mass was held at St. Margaret's Church, and a burial was held at Calvary Cemetery.
It should be noted that her first husband was John Kreps, who also died as a result of a fall in 1900.
The picture to the right is of Mary Ann (nee Dwyer) Kreps-Dubois. This picture was taken around 1928, when Mary Ann was about 65 years of age. The man in this picture is her second husband, George A. Dubois, who died shortly after this picture was taken, as he died on March 02, 1928. The little boy in this picture is Joseph Thomas Kreps (1925–1999).
At the time of her death, she was survived by her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Ronan (nee Kreps), and sons, George, Joseph, and Rufus Kreps.
Mary A. (nee Dwyer) Kreps-Dubois, of 3866 Shenandoah, fractured her skull as a result of falling down a flight of stairs at her residence at 3866 (A) Shenandoah on June the 5th, 1932. She succumbed to her injuries on June the 28th, 1932 at Josephine Hospital. When she died, she was 69 years, 5 months, and 3 days old. Her funeral was held at her residence at 3866 (A) Shenandoah Ave.
Schnur Funeral Home at 3125 Lafayette Ave. handled the arrangements.
A Mass was held at St. Margaret's Church, and a burial was held at Calvary Cemetery.
It should be noted that her first husband was John Kreps, who also died as a result of a fall in 1900.
The picture to the right is of Mary Ann (nee Dwyer) Kreps-Dubois. This picture was taken around 1928, when Mary Ann was about 65 years of age. The man in this picture is her second husband, George A. Dubois, who died shortly after this picture was taken, as he died on March 02, 1928. The little boy in this picture is Joseph Thomas Kreps (1925–1999).
At the time of her death, she was survived by her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Ronan (nee Kreps), and sons, George, Joseph, and Rufus Kreps.
Schnur Funeral Home at 3125 Lafayette Ave. handled the arrangements.
A Mass was held at St. Margaret's Church, and a burial was held at Calvary Cemetery.
It should be noted that her first husband was John Kreps, who also died as a result of a fall in 1900.
The picture to the right is of Mary Ann (nee Dwyer) Kreps-Dubois. This picture was taken around 1928, when Mary Ann was about 65 years of age. The man in this picture is her second husband, George A. Dubois, who died shortly after this picture was taken, as he died on March 02, 1928. The little boy in this picture is Joseph Thomas Kreps (1925–1999).
At the time of her death, she was survived by her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Ronan (nee Kreps), and sons, George, Joseph, and Rufus Kreps.
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