An obituary for Donna Sue appeared in the Memphis "Commercial Appeal":
MAJ. DONNA SUE LOWE
"Maj. Donna Sue Lowe, Army hospital dietitian, stationed at Fort Knox, suffered a heart attack and died there early yesterday. Relatives said she had apparently been in good health until stricken.
Born and reared in Memphis, she attended Memphis schools and graduated from Memphis State University, entering the Army about 1934. She was planning to retire next April. Her Army service included duty overseas during and after World War II.
She leaves her brother, David Low of Memphis and her sister, Mrs. Harriet Durst of Vicksburg, Miss.
National Funeral Home is in charge."
MAJ. DONNA SUE LOWE
"Maj. Donna Sue Lowe, Army hospital dietitian, stationed at Fort Knox, suffered a heart attack and died there early yesterday. Relatives said she had apparently been in good health until stricken.
Born and reared in Memphis, she attended Memphis schools and graduated from Memphis State University, entering the Army about 1934. She was planning to retire next April. Her Army service included duty overseas during and after World War II.
She leaves her brother, David Low of Memphis and her sister, Mrs. Harriet Durst of Vicksburg, Miss.
National Funeral Home is in charge."
An obituary for Donna Sue appeared in the Memphis "Commercial Appeal":
MAJ. DONNA SUE LOWE
"Maj. Donna Sue Lowe, Army hospital dietitian, stationed at Fort Knox, suffered a heart attack and died there early yesterday. Relatives said she had apparently been in good health until stricken.
Born and reared in Memphis, she attended Memphis schools and graduated from Memphis State University, entering the Army about 1934. She was planning to retire next April. Her Army service included duty overseas during and after World War II.
She leaves her brother, David Low of Memphis and her sister, Mrs. Harriet Durst of Vicksburg, Miss.
National Funeral Home is in charge."
MAJ. DONNA SUE LOWE
"Maj. Donna Sue Lowe, Army hospital dietitian, stationed at Fort Knox, suffered a heart attack and died there early yesterday. Relatives said she had apparently been in good health until stricken.
Born and reared in Memphis, she attended Memphis schools and graduated from Memphis State University, entering the Army about 1934. She was planning to retire next April. Her Army service included duty overseas during and after World War II.
She leaves her brother, David Low of Memphis and her sister, Mrs. Harriet Durst of Vicksburg, Miss.
National Funeral Home is in charge."
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