Hughes was reared in St. Louis and Sunset Hills. She attended Lindbergh schools before her family moved to De Soto, where she graduated from high school. She later lived in Crestwood before moving to Florida.
In Gulfport, Fla., she co-owned a successful sign company and began sailing, spending time in Panama during her travels. She liked it so much she decided to move there.
"She was just a magnetic personality," said Mike Cooney, a close family friend. "She just loved people, loved life." Mike Cooney gave Hughes away at her wedding to Keith Werle a few years ago in Panama and had twice visited Hughes at her Panama home.
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In Gulfport, Fla., she co-owned a successful sign company and began sailing, spending time in Panama during her travels. She liked it so much she decided to move there.
"She was just a magnetic personality," said Mike Cooney, a close family friend. "She just loved people, loved life." Mike Cooney gave Hughes away at her wedding to Keith Werle a few years ago in Panama and had twice visited Hughes at her Panama home.
https://www.stltoday.com/content/tncms/live/#1
Hughes was reared in St. Louis and Sunset Hills. She attended Lindbergh schools before her family moved to De Soto, where she graduated from high school. She later lived in Crestwood before moving to Florida.
In Gulfport, Fla., she co-owned a successful sign company and began sailing, spending time in Panama during her travels. She liked it so much she decided to move there.
"She was just a magnetic personality," said Mike Cooney, a close family friend. "She just loved people, loved life." Mike Cooney gave Hughes away at her wedding to Keith Werle a few years ago in Panama and had twice visited Hughes at her Panama home.
https://www.stltoday.com/content/tncms/live/#1
In Gulfport, Fla., she co-owned a successful sign company and began sailing, spending time in Panama during her travels. She liked it so much she decided to move there.
"She was just a magnetic personality," said Mike Cooney, a close family friend. "She just loved people, loved life." Mike Cooney gave Hughes away at her wedding to Keith Werle a few years ago in Panama and had twice visited Hughes at her Panama home.
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