Florence Smalley (nee Frost) was married to John Edward Smalley on January 31, 1959. She had four children: Susan (Stevenson), Michael, Steven, and Marc. She had eight grandchildren: Christopher (Young), Brandon (Young), Michael, David, Rachel, Sean, Ryan and John.
Florence was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 41 and was declared cancer free several years later. After the death of her husband (6/18/1996), her cancer recurred. She fought long and hard to beat this dreaded disease before losing her battle in September 2006 - just short of her 68th birthday.
Always thinking of others, Florence elected to donate her body to science, in the hopes that others may benefit.
At the end of a year (September 2007), her cremated body will be returned to the family. At that time, we will most likely bury her with our father in Resurrection Cemetery in Bensalem, PA.
Florence was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 41 and was declared cancer free several years later. After the death of her husband (6/18/1996), her cancer recurred. She fought long and hard to beat this dreaded disease before losing her battle in September 2006 - just short of her 68th birthday.
Always thinking of others, Florence elected to donate her body to science, in the hopes that others may benefit.
At the end of a year (September 2007), her cremated body will be returned to the family. At that time, we will most likely bury her with our father in Resurrection Cemetery in Bensalem, PA.
Florence Smalley (nee Frost) was married to John Edward Smalley on January 31, 1959. She had four children: Susan (Stevenson), Michael, Steven, and Marc. She had eight grandchildren: Christopher (Young), Brandon (Young), Michael, David, Rachel, Sean, Ryan and John.
Florence was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 41 and was declared cancer free several years later. After the death of her husband (6/18/1996), her cancer recurred. She fought long and hard to beat this dreaded disease before losing her battle in September 2006 - just short of her 68th birthday.
Always thinking of others, Florence elected to donate her body to science, in the hopes that others may benefit.
At the end of a year (September 2007), her cremated body will be returned to the family. At that time, we will most likely bury her with our father in Resurrection Cemetery in Bensalem, PA.
Florence was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 41 and was declared cancer free several years later. After the death of her husband (6/18/1996), her cancer recurred. She fought long and hard to beat this dreaded disease before losing her battle in September 2006 - just short of her 68th birthday.
Always thinking of others, Florence elected to donate her body to science, in the hopes that others may benefit.
At the end of a year (September 2007), her cremated body will be returned to the family. At that time, we will most likely bury her with our father in Resurrection Cemetery in Bensalem, PA.
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