She was a daughter of Elsa (Kessler) and John Paul Jones. She married her husband Ronald McGee in Indianapolis on September 21, 1979.
Her obituary from the July 8, 2015 Alaska Dispatch News:
Kathleen "Kathy" McGee passed away at her Anchorage home on July 1. Kathy was a loving mother, grandmother, wife, coworker, and friend. She lived in Anchorage from 1982 to 1986 and from 1992 until her death. She was a long-time employee and technical support manager at Datem Systems International.
Kathy grew up in Indiana. She loved to read and watch science fiction, especially Star Trek. She was a master gardener.
Kathy will be remembered for her loving and caring personality. She touched and bettered many people’s lives. She was also a meticulous worker and organizer, traveling all over the world to help make her company successful.
Kathy will always be remembered by her husband Ronald McGee, her mother, Elsa Jones, and by her children, Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee, and Benjamin McGee. She was also a loving grandmother to four boys; Adrienne Wales; Bradley McGee, Caleb McGee, and Beck Erickson.
Arrangements were with Janssen’s Evergreen Memorial Chapel.
Her obituary from the Hendricks County Flyer:
After a long, courageous fight with cancer, Kathleen M. McGee (Kathy Jones) died in her home at Anchorage, Alaska.
She graduated from Avon High School and Indiana University at Bloomington. She traveled all over the world as a technical support manager for Datem Systems International.
Her love and caring for her family and friends will always live on in the hearts and memories of all who knew her.
Survivors include husband Ronald McGee; mother Elsa Jones; children Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee and Ben McGee; four young great-grandsons; sister Lori A. Hammack; and brothers Stephen J. Jones and Eric L. Jones.
Kathy has a new heavenly home.
Memorial services were held in the beautiful Botanical Gardens in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Kathy was a good friend from high school, we spent a large part of our senior year working on our yearbook together. It was a lot of work but we had fun, too — especially on the Burger Chef runs to go get food when we worked late.
Her obituary from the July 8, 2015 Alaska Dispatch News:
Kathleen "Kathy" McGee passed away at her Anchorage home on July 1. Kathy was a loving mother, grandmother, wife, coworker, and friend. She lived in Anchorage from 1982 to 1986 and from 1992 until her death. She was a long-time employee and technical support manager at Datem Systems International.
Kathy grew up in Indiana. She loved to read and watch science fiction, especially Star Trek. She was a master gardener.
Kathy will be remembered for her loving and caring personality. She touched and bettered many people’s lives. She was also a meticulous worker and organizer, traveling all over the world to help make her company successful.
Kathy will always be remembered by her husband Ronald McGee, her mother, Elsa Jones, and by her children, Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee, and Benjamin McGee. She was also a loving grandmother to four boys; Adrienne Wales; Bradley McGee, Caleb McGee, and Beck Erickson.
Arrangements were with Janssen’s Evergreen Memorial Chapel.
Her obituary from the Hendricks County Flyer:
After a long, courageous fight with cancer, Kathleen M. McGee (Kathy Jones) died in her home at Anchorage, Alaska.
She graduated from Avon High School and Indiana University at Bloomington. She traveled all over the world as a technical support manager for Datem Systems International.
Her love and caring for her family and friends will always live on in the hearts and memories of all who knew her.
Survivors include husband Ronald McGee; mother Elsa Jones; children Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee and Ben McGee; four young great-grandsons; sister Lori A. Hammack; and brothers Stephen J. Jones and Eric L. Jones.
Kathy has a new heavenly home.
Memorial services were held in the beautiful Botanical Gardens in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Kathy was a good friend from high school, we spent a large part of our senior year working on our yearbook together. It was a lot of work but we had fun, too — especially on the Burger Chef runs to go get food when we worked late.
She was a daughter of Elsa (Kessler) and John Paul Jones. She married her husband Ronald McGee in Indianapolis on September 21, 1979.
Her obituary from the July 8, 2015 Alaska Dispatch News:
Kathleen "Kathy" McGee passed away at her Anchorage home on July 1. Kathy was a loving mother, grandmother, wife, coworker, and friend. She lived in Anchorage from 1982 to 1986 and from 1992 until her death. She was a long-time employee and technical support manager at Datem Systems International.
Kathy grew up in Indiana. She loved to read and watch science fiction, especially Star Trek. She was a master gardener.
Kathy will be remembered for her loving and caring personality. She touched and bettered many people’s lives. She was also a meticulous worker and organizer, traveling all over the world to help make her company successful.
Kathy will always be remembered by her husband Ronald McGee, her mother, Elsa Jones, and by her children, Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee, and Benjamin McGee. She was also a loving grandmother to four boys; Adrienne Wales; Bradley McGee, Caleb McGee, and Beck Erickson.
Arrangements were with Janssen’s Evergreen Memorial Chapel.
Her obituary from the Hendricks County Flyer:
After a long, courageous fight with cancer, Kathleen M. McGee (Kathy Jones) died in her home at Anchorage, Alaska.
She graduated from Avon High School and Indiana University at Bloomington. She traveled all over the world as a technical support manager for Datem Systems International.
Her love and caring for her family and friends will always live on in the hearts and memories of all who knew her.
Survivors include husband Ronald McGee; mother Elsa Jones; children Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee and Ben McGee; four young great-grandsons; sister Lori A. Hammack; and brothers Stephen J. Jones and Eric L. Jones.
Kathy has a new heavenly home.
Memorial services were held in the beautiful Botanical Gardens in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Kathy was a good friend from high school, we spent a large part of our senior year working on our yearbook together. It was a lot of work but we had fun, too — especially on the Burger Chef runs to go get food when we worked late.
Her obituary from the July 8, 2015 Alaska Dispatch News:
Kathleen "Kathy" McGee passed away at her Anchorage home on July 1. Kathy was a loving mother, grandmother, wife, coworker, and friend. She lived in Anchorage from 1982 to 1986 and from 1992 until her death. She was a long-time employee and technical support manager at Datem Systems International.
Kathy grew up in Indiana. She loved to read and watch science fiction, especially Star Trek. She was a master gardener.
Kathy will be remembered for her loving and caring personality. She touched and bettered many people’s lives. She was also a meticulous worker and organizer, traveling all over the world to help make her company successful.
Kathy will always be remembered by her husband Ronald McGee, her mother, Elsa Jones, and by her children, Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee, and Benjamin McGee. She was also a loving grandmother to four boys; Adrienne Wales; Bradley McGee, Caleb McGee, and Beck Erickson.
Arrangements were with Janssen’s Evergreen Memorial Chapel.
Her obituary from the Hendricks County Flyer:
After a long, courageous fight with cancer, Kathleen M. McGee (Kathy Jones) died in her home at Anchorage, Alaska.
She graduated from Avon High School and Indiana University at Bloomington. She traveled all over the world as a technical support manager for Datem Systems International.
Her love and caring for her family and friends will always live on in the hearts and memories of all who knew her.
Survivors include husband Ronald McGee; mother Elsa Jones; children Megan Erickson, Stacey McGee and Ben McGee; four young great-grandsons; sister Lori A. Hammack; and brothers Stephen J. Jones and Eric L. Jones.
Kathy has a new heavenly home.
Memorial services were held in the beautiful Botanical Gardens in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Kathy was a good friend from high school, we spent a large part of our senior year working on our yearbook together. It was a lot of work but we had fun, too — especially on the Burger Chef runs to go get food when we worked late.
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