Mrs. Doris J. Greenan, 34, of 1125 Larchmont Dr. was found dead about 8 a.m. Monday lying between two cars on a garage floor at their residence by her husband, Thomas J.
Coroner Norman Richter said death apparently was due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Mrs. Greenan was employed as a secretary for the Behren Co.
She was born in Springfield.
She is survived by her husband.
Also survived by a brother, Ron Evans, of U.S. Air Force, and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waters, of Las Vegas, Nev.
Services were at Boardman-Smith Funeral Chapel.
Burial was in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Illinois State Journal.
Tuesday, Aug 01, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 4
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A coroner's jury returned an open verdict Tuesday after an inquest into the death of a westside woman.
Doris Greenan, 34, of 1125 Larchmont died of carbon monoxide poisoning July 31 according to Coroner Norman Richter. But circumstances surrounding her death were not confirmed.
Mrs. Greenan was found dead, lying on the garage floor between two cars at her residence.
Illinois State Journal.
Wednesday, Aug 16, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 15
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coroner Norman Richter said death apparently was due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Mrs. Greenan was employed as a secretary for the Behren Co.
She was born in Springfield.
She is survived by her husband.
Also survived by a brother, Ron Evans, of U.S. Air Force, and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waters, of Las Vegas, Nev.
Services were at Boardman-Smith Funeral Chapel.
Burial was in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Illinois State Journal.
Tuesday, Aug 01, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 4
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A coroner's jury returned an open verdict Tuesday after an inquest into the death of a westside woman.
Doris Greenan, 34, of 1125 Larchmont died of carbon monoxide poisoning July 31 according to Coroner Norman Richter. But circumstances surrounding her death were not confirmed.
Mrs. Greenan was found dead, lying on the garage floor between two cars at her residence.
Illinois State Journal.
Wednesday, Aug 16, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 15
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mrs. Doris J. Greenan, 34, of 1125 Larchmont Dr. was found dead about 8 a.m. Monday lying between two cars on a garage floor at their residence by her husband, Thomas J.
Coroner Norman Richter said death apparently was due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Mrs. Greenan was employed as a secretary for the Behren Co.
She was born in Springfield.
She is survived by her husband.
Also survived by a brother, Ron Evans, of U.S. Air Force, and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waters, of Las Vegas, Nev.
Services were at Boardman-Smith Funeral Chapel.
Burial was in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Illinois State Journal.
Tuesday, Aug 01, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 4
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A coroner's jury returned an open verdict Tuesday after an inquest into the death of a westside woman.
Doris Greenan, 34, of 1125 Larchmont died of carbon monoxide poisoning July 31 according to Coroner Norman Richter. But circumstances surrounding her death were not confirmed.
Mrs. Greenan was found dead, lying on the garage floor between two cars at her residence.
Illinois State Journal.
Wednesday, Aug 16, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 15
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Coroner Norman Richter said death apparently was due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Mrs. Greenan was employed as a secretary for the Behren Co.
She was born in Springfield.
She is survived by her husband.
Also survived by a brother, Ron Evans, of U.S. Air Force, and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waters, of Las Vegas, Nev.
Services were at Boardman-Smith Funeral Chapel.
Burial was in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Illinois State Journal.
Tuesday, Aug 01, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 4
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A coroner's jury returned an open verdict Tuesday after an inquest into the death of a westside woman.
Doris Greenan, 34, of 1125 Larchmont died of carbon monoxide poisoning July 31 according to Coroner Norman Richter. But circumstances surrounding her death were not confirmed.
Mrs. Greenan was found dead, lying on the garage floor between two cars at her residence.
Illinois State Journal.
Wednesday, Aug 16, 1972
Springfield, IL
Page: 15
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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