Age 89, formerly of Milwaukee, died peacefully at Asbury Heights following a sudden illness. Beloved wife of the late Leonard S. Ringle, who for 62 years of marriage referred to her as "my best girl," Lorraine is survived by her daughter Donna (Stuart) Kurland of Mt. Lebanon, grandsons Michael and Alex, and other relatives and friends. Lorraine was known for her intricate needlework, love of reading and sharing a glass of wine with friends, as well as her prodigious skills as a baker. She was active baking apple pies at St. Bernard's in Pittsburgh, PA and had previously contributed her time and talents to her home parish of St. Augustine's in Bay View, Milwaukee. A 1938 graduate of Girls' Technical High School, her first job was at a bowling alley where she met her future husband; she later performed clerical and bookkeeping duties for Cutler-Hammer and the American Academy of Beauty Colleges.
Age 89, formerly of Milwaukee, died peacefully at Asbury Heights following a sudden illness. Beloved wife of the late Leonard S. Ringle, who for 62 years of marriage referred to her as "my best girl," Lorraine is survived by her daughter Donna (Stuart) Kurland of Mt. Lebanon, grandsons Michael and Alex, and other relatives and friends. Lorraine was known for her intricate needlework, love of reading and sharing a glass of wine with friends, as well as her prodigious skills as a baker. She was active baking apple pies at St. Bernard's in Pittsburgh, PA and had previously contributed her time and talents to her home parish of St. Augustine's in Bay View, Milwaukee. A 1938 graduate of Girls' Technical High School, her first job was at a bowling alley where she met her future husband; she later performed clerical and bookkeeping duties for Cutler-Hammer and the American Academy of Beauty Colleges.
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