Bio from Great Bend Trib, 10-27-1953
Mrs Jane Doonan
She died at St Rose Hospital after a 3-day illness. She had arthritis for a long time.
She was to be buried in the Great Bend cemetery.
Family asked that no flowers be given, but gifts to the Arthritis Foundation.
Her son, Donald Doonan, predeceased her.
Her husband Walter Doonan, and one daughter Mrs Norman (Edna Belle), Gagelman survive.
Religious preference is Methodist.
Mrs Jane Doonan
She died at St Rose Hospital after a 3-day illness. She had arthritis for a long time.
She was to be buried in the Great Bend cemetery.
Family asked that no flowers be given, but gifts to the Arthritis Foundation.
Her son, Donald Doonan, predeceased her.
Her husband Walter Doonan, and one daughter Mrs Norman (Edna Belle), Gagelman survive.
Religious preference is Methodist.
Bio from Great Bend Trib, 10-27-1953
Mrs Jane Doonan
She died at St Rose Hospital after a 3-day illness. She had arthritis for a long time.
She was to be buried in the Great Bend cemetery.
Family asked that no flowers be given, but gifts to the Arthritis Foundation.
Her son, Donald Doonan, predeceased her.
Her husband Walter Doonan, and one daughter Mrs Norman (Edna Belle), Gagelman survive.
Religious preference is Methodist.
Mrs Jane Doonan
She died at St Rose Hospital after a 3-day illness. She had arthritis for a long time.
She was to be buried in the Great Bend cemetery.
Family asked that no flowers be given, but gifts to the Arthritis Foundation.
Her son, Donald Doonan, predeceased her.
Her husband Walter Doonan, and one daughter Mrs Norman (Edna Belle), Gagelman survive.
Religious preference is Methodist.
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