Laura Van Note lived in Taft St. #58 in Santurce, Puerto Rico for the last 8 years of her life. She was the widow of Charles M. Van Note.
She was the daughter of Samuel and Josephine Acker from Pennsylvania.
She suffered from Parkinson, as well as other medical conditions. Her death certificate was signed by Laura V. Kendell, who might have been her daughter.
She died in her home in Puerto Rico and her remains were transferred to Locustwood Memorial Park in Camden County, New Jersey.
She was the daughter of Samuel and Josephine Acker from Pennsylvania.
She suffered from Parkinson, as well as other medical conditions. Her death certificate was signed by Laura V. Kendell, who might have been her daughter.
She died in her home in Puerto Rico and her remains were transferred to Locustwood Memorial Park in Camden County, New Jersey.
Laura Van Note lived in Taft St. #58 in Santurce, Puerto Rico for the last 8 years of her life. She was the widow of Charles M. Van Note.
She was the daughter of Samuel and Josephine Acker from Pennsylvania.
She suffered from Parkinson, as well as other medical conditions. Her death certificate was signed by Laura V. Kendell, who might have been her daughter.
She died in her home in Puerto Rico and her remains were transferred to Locustwood Memorial Park in Camden County, New Jersey.
She was the daughter of Samuel and Josephine Acker from Pennsylvania.
She suffered from Parkinson, as well as other medical conditions. Her death certificate was signed by Laura V. Kendell, who might have been her daughter.
She died in her home in Puerto Rico and her remains were transferred to Locustwood Memorial Park in Camden County, New Jersey.
Gravesite Details
Puerto Rico, Civil Registration, 1836-2001 San Juan Defunciones 1960, image #1866.
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