Mrs. Pauline L. Kirshe of 4628 West 69th Terrace in Prairie Village passed away on Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital. She was born in Kansas City, Kansas, and was a lifelong Kansas City resident. Mrs. Kirshe was a member of the Leawood Baptist Church. She was a former volunteer for the American Cancer Society. She was survived by her husband, Mrs. Joseph W. Kirshe; a daughter, Mrs. Jolene Nesselhug of Overland Park; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn B. Sympson, of 4514 West 72nd Terrace in Prairie Village; and two grandchildren.
Friends called on Friday evening at the Muehlebach Chapel. Services were held on Saturday morning at the Leawood Baptist Church. Burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery. The family suggested memorial contributions to the church or to the American Cancer Society.
The Kansas City Star (MO) ~ Thursday, 10 Nov 1977
Friends called on Friday evening at the Muehlebach Chapel. Services were held on Saturday morning at the Leawood Baptist Church. Burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery. The family suggested memorial contributions to the church or to the American Cancer Society.
The Kansas City Star (MO) ~ Thursday, 10 Nov 1977
Mrs. Pauline L. Kirshe of 4628 West 69th Terrace in Prairie Village passed away on Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital. She was born in Kansas City, Kansas, and was a lifelong Kansas City resident. Mrs. Kirshe was a member of the Leawood Baptist Church. She was a former volunteer for the American Cancer Society. She was survived by her husband, Mrs. Joseph W. Kirshe; a daughter, Mrs. Jolene Nesselhug of Overland Park; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn B. Sympson, of 4514 West 72nd Terrace in Prairie Village; and two grandchildren.
Friends called on Friday evening at the Muehlebach Chapel. Services were held on Saturday morning at the Leawood Baptist Church. Burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery. The family suggested memorial contributions to the church or to the American Cancer Society.
The Kansas City Star (MO) ~ Thursday, 10 Nov 1977
Friends called on Friday evening at the Muehlebach Chapel. Services were held on Saturday morning at the Leawood Baptist Church. Burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery. The family suggested memorial contributions to the church or to the American Cancer Society.
The Kansas City Star (MO) ~ Thursday, 10 Nov 1977
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