Mary Pauline Bishop, of Charleston, left this world for eternal rest August 28 in North Charleston.
She was daughter of Antonio Bonventre and Josephine Suppa Bonventre.
Mrs. Bishop attended schools in New York. She retired as a seamstress with May Department Stores in Colorado Springs.
She was a member of St. John the Beloved Catholic Church and a wonderful loving mother and homemaker.
She was the widow of William Frederick Bishop, Sr. and surviving are: daughters: Joan F. Elliott of Houston, TX and Mary Ann Heagerty of Summerville; son: William F. Bishop, Jr. of New York; two grandsons; a brother: Sam Bonventre of Holiday, FL ; a sister: Josephine Mancuso of Farmingdale, NY.
She was daughter of Antonio Bonventre and Josephine Suppa Bonventre.
Mrs. Bishop attended schools in New York. She retired as a seamstress with May Department Stores in Colorado Springs.
She was a member of St. John the Beloved Catholic Church and a wonderful loving mother and homemaker.
She was the widow of William Frederick Bishop, Sr. and surviving are: daughters: Joan F. Elliott of Houston, TX and Mary Ann Heagerty of Summerville; son: William F. Bishop, Jr. of New York; two grandsons; a brother: Sam Bonventre of Holiday, FL ; a sister: Josephine Mancuso of Farmingdale, NY.
Mary Pauline Bishop, of Charleston, left this world for eternal rest August 28 in North Charleston.
She was daughter of Antonio Bonventre and Josephine Suppa Bonventre.
Mrs. Bishop attended schools in New York. She retired as a seamstress with May Department Stores in Colorado Springs.
She was a member of St. John the Beloved Catholic Church and a wonderful loving mother and homemaker.
She was the widow of William Frederick Bishop, Sr. and surviving are: daughters: Joan F. Elliott of Houston, TX and Mary Ann Heagerty of Summerville; son: William F. Bishop, Jr. of New York; two grandsons; a brother: Sam Bonventre of Holiday, FL ; a sister: Josephine Mancuso of Farmingdale, NY.
She was daughter of Antonio Bonventre and Josephine Suppa Bonventre.
Mrs. Bishop attended schools in New York. She retired as a seamstress with May Department Stores in Colorado Springs.
She was a member of St. John the Beloved Catholic Church and a wonderful loving mother and homemaker.
She was the widow of William Frederick Bishop, Sr. and surviving are: daughters: Joan F. Elliott of Houston, TX and Mary Ann Heagerty of Summerville; son: William F. Bishop, Jr. of New York; two grandsons; a brother: Sam Bonventre of Holiday, FL ; a sister: Josephine Mancuso of Farmingdale, NY.
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