Donna Lee King died at age 6 of leukemia in 1956. She lived just over the hillside at 80 Overbeck Street. James E. King and Verna E. Walter were her parents. James W. [Bill], Linda, Patricia, Mary Beth and Amy Sue are her siblings. Donna has an In Memoriam headstone where her parents, brother, grandfather, great grandparents [maternal] are interred at West View Cemetery in Avonmore PA, Westmoreland County. She was a favorite of Tippie the cemetery caretaker for many years. She died at Allegheny General Hospital which can be seen from her grave. The nurses there bought my Mother and Father a copy of The Littlest Angel by Charles Tazewell and indeed, she was. Red Skelton took his son on a world tour at the same time Donna was dying of the same disease. 50 years later her sister Mary Beth would be ravaged by the same disorder.
Donna Lee King died at age 6 of leukemia in 1956. She lived just over the hillside at 80 Overbeck Street. James E. King and Verna E. Walter were her parents. James W. [Bill], Linda, Patricia, Mary Beth and Amy Sue are her siblings. Donna has an In Memoriam headstone where her parents, brother, grandfather, great grandparents [maternal] are interred at West View Cemetery in Avonmore PA, Westmoreland County. She was a favorite of Tippie the cemetery caretaker for many years. She died at Allegheny General Hospital which can be seen from her grave. The nurses there bought my Mother and Father a copy of The Littlest Angel by Charles Tazewell and indeed, she was. Red Skelton took his son on a world tour at the same time Donna was dying of the same disease. 50 years later her sister Mary Beth would be ravaged by the same disorder.
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