Ethel Oviatt Stokes passed away peacefully March 15, 2013. She was 88 years old.
Ethel was preceded in death by her parents; son, Bill White; her husband, Charles Stokes; sisters, Ruth (Steve) Shay and Norma (Ted) Waddington; and sister-in-law, Mary Lu Piersol. She leaves daughter, Janet White; stepchildren, Ed (Lil) Stokes, Carol Sue (Bud) Dague, Beth (Jim) Gagnon and Curtis (Sherry) Stokes; grandchildren and great-grandchildren; granddaughter, Angela Lawson and family; special nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law, Vivian White and Winifred Stokes.
Ethel appreciated her many friends-those from 20 years living in Kent and attending Kent State from kindergarten through college, and the rest from living in Manchester. She retired in 1983 after teaching kindergarten and 1st grade in Manchester Schools for 32 years, introducing more than 2400 children to school life. She enjoyed time spent with Coventry AARP and Kappa Kappa Iota, Delta Chapter. Ethel loved working in her yard, traveling, making quilts and blankets for Project Linus and spending cherished time with family and friends.
Ethel was preceded in death by her parents; son, Bill White; her husband, Charles Stokes; sisters, Ruth (Steve) Shay and Norma (Ted) Waddington; and sister-in-law, Mary Lu Piersol. She leaves daughter, Janet White; stepchildren, Ed (Lil) Stokes, Carol Sue (Bud) Dague, Beth (Jim) Gagnon and Curtis (Sherry) Stokes; grandchildren and great-grandchildren; granddaughter, Angela Lawson and family; special nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law, Vivian White and Winifred Stokes.
Ethel appreciated her many friends-those from 20 years living in Kent and attending Kent State from kindergarten through college, and the rest from living in Manchester. She retired in 1983 after teaching kindergarten and 1st grade in Manchester Schools for 32 years, introducing more than 2400 children to school life. She enjoyed time spent with Coventry AARP and Kappa Kappa Iota, Delta Chapter. Ethel loved working in her yard, traveling, making quilts and blankets for Project Linus and spending cherished time with family and friends.
Ethel Oviatt Stokes passed away peacefully March 15, 2013. She was 88 years old.
Ethel was preceded in death by her parents; son, Bill White; her husband, Charles Stokes; sisters, Ruth (Steve) Shay and Norma (Ted) Waddington; and sister-in-law, Mary Lu Piersol. She leaves daughter, Janet White; stepchildren, Ed (Lil) Stokes, Carol Sue (Bud) Dague, Beth (Jim) Gagnon and Curtis (Sherry) Stokes; grandchildren and great-grandchildren; granddaughter, Angela Lawson and family; special nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law, Vivian White and Winifred Stokes.
Ethel appreciated her many friends-those from 20 years living in Kent and attending Kent State from kindergarten through college, and the rest from living in Manchester. She retired in 1983 after teaching kindergarten and 1st grade in Manchester Schools for 32 years, introducing more than 2400 children to school life. She enjoyed time spent with Coventry AARP and Kappa Kappa Iota, Delta Chapter. Ethel loved working in her yard, traveling, making quilts and blankets for Project Linus and spending cherished time with family and friends.
Ethel was preceded in death by her parents; son, Bill White; her husband, Charles Stokes; sisters, Ruth (Steve) Shay and Norma (Ted) Waddington; and sister-in-law, Mary Lu Piersol. She leaves daughter, Janet White; stepchildren, Ed (Lil) Stokes, Carol Sue (Bud) Dague, Beth (Jim) Gagnon and Curtis (Sherry) Stokes; grandchildren and great-grandchildren; granddaughter, Angela Lawson and family; special nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law, Vivian White and Winifred Stokes.
Ethel appreciated her many friends-those from 20 years living in Kent and attending Kent State from kindergarten through college, and the rest from living in Manchester. She retired in 1983 after teaching kindergarten and 1st grade in Manchester Schools for 32 years, introducing more than 2400 children to school life. She enjoyed time spent with Coventry AARP and Kappa Kappa Iota, Delta Chapter. Ethel loved working in her yard, traveling, making quilts and blankets for Project Linus and spending cherished time with family and friends.
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