September 6, 1997, The Orlando Sentinel
KATHLEEN BOLAND BARBER, 91, Bedford Road, Orlando, died Monday, Sept. 1. Mrs. Barber was a homemaker. She was born in Havana. She was a member of College Park Methodist Church. She was a past president of College Park Women's Civic Club and Grandmother's Club. She was an officer of Cirrhosis Club, Orlando, and a Welcome Wagon supervisor and hostess. Survivors: sons, John M., Charles B. Matthews, Donald E. Matthews, all of Orlando, James F. Matthews, North Carolina; daughter, Joyce M. Austin, California; 10 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Independent Funeral Services, Orlando.
KATHLEEN BOLAND BARBER, 91, Bedford Road, Orlando, died Monday, Sept. 1. Mrs. Barber was a homemaker. She was born in Havana. She was a member of College Park Methodist Church. She was a past president of College Park Women's Civic Club and Grandmother's Club. She was an officer of Cirrhosis Club, Orlando, and a Welcome Wagon supervisor and hostess. Survivors: sons, John M., Charles B. Matthews, Donald E. Matthews, all of Orlando, James F. Matthews, North Carolina; daughter, Joyce M. Austin, California; 10 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Independent Funeral Services, Orlando.
September 6, 1997, The Orlando Sentinel
KATHLEEN BOLAND BARBER, 91, Bedford Road, Orlando, died Monday, Sept. 1. Mrs. Barber was a homemaker. She was born in Havana. She was a member of College Park Methodist Church. She was a past president of College Park Women's Civic Club and Grandmother's Club. She was an officer of Cirrhosis Club, Orlando, and a Welcome Wagon supervisor and hostess. Survivors: sons, John M., Charles B. Matthews, Donald E. Matthews, all of Orlando, James F. Matthews, North Carolina; daughter, Joyce M. Austin, California; 10 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Independent Funeral Services, Orlando.
KATHLEEN BOLAND BARBER, 91, Bedford Road, Orlando, died Monday, Sept. 1. Mrs. Barber was a homemaker. She was born in Havana. She was a member of College Park Methodist Church. She was a past president of College Park Women's Civic Club and Grandmother's Club. She was an officer of Cirrhosis Club, Orlando, and a Welcome Wagon supervisor and hostess. Survivors: sons, John M., Charles B. Matthews, Donald E. Matthews, all of Orlando, James F. Matthews, North Carolina; daughter, Joyce M. Austin, California; 10 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Independent Funeral Services, Orlando.
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