Kathryn Tynan Wendler
b. 11 Feb 1902
d. age 66 31 Mar 1968 Austin TX [Travis Co.]
burial 2 Apr Assumption Cemetery
occupation: Librarian, Texas Medical A
resided Precinct No. 5 Travis
Father: Edward Walter Tynan
Mother: Mary Kate Sweeney
source: [LDS?] Film 2137027
Monday April 1, 1968
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Page 26
Ex-Light Staffer Dies
Services will be held in Austin Tuesday for Mrs. Kathryn T. Windler, Sr., 66, of Austin, former assistant society editor of The Light.
Mrs. Wendler died Sunday in Austin.
She attended Ursuline Academy and the University of Texas and was a founder of St. Monica's Guild in San Antonio. She had been associated with the Texas Medical Library for 16 years.
Her late husband, Kenneth S. Wendler Sr., was once city editor at The Light.
Survivors include sons, Kenneth Wendler Jr. and Ed T. Wendler, and daughter, Mrs. Sam Kelly, all of Austin; brothers, Leo and Harold Tynan, and sister, Mrs. William Davis, all of San Antonio.
b. 11 Feb 1902
d. age 66 31 Mar 1968 Austin TX [Travis Co.]
burial 2 Apr Assumption Cemetery
occupation: Librarian, Texas Medical A
resided Precinct No. 5 Travis
Father: Edward Walter Tynan
Mother: Mary Kate Sweeney
source: [LDS?] Film 2137027
Monday April 1, 1968
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Page 26
Ex-Light Staffer Dies
Services will be held in Austin Tuesday for Mrs. Kathryn T. Windler, Sr., 66, of Austin, former assistant society editor of The Light.
Mrs. Wendler died Sunday in Austin.
She attended Ursuline Academy and the University of Texas and was a founder of St. Monica's Guild in San Antonio. She had been associated with the Texas Medical Library for 16 years.
Her late husband, Kenneth S. Wendler Sr., was once city editor at The Light.
Survivors include sons, Kenneth Wendler Jr. and Ed T. Wendler, and daughter, Mrs. Sam Kelly, all of Austin; brothers, Leo and Harold Tynan, and sister, Mrs. William Davis, all of San Antonio.
Kathryn Tynan Wendler
b. 11 Feb 1902
d. age 66 31 Mar 1968 Austin TX [Travis Co.]
burial 2 Apr Assumption Cemetery
occupation: Librarian, Texas Medical A
resided Precinct No. 5 Travis
Father: Edward Walter Tynan
Mother: Mary Kate Sweeney
source: [LDS?] Film 2137027
Monday April 1, 1968
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Page 26
Ex-Light Staffer Dies
Services will be held in Austin Tuesday for Mrs. Kathryn T. Windler, Sr., 66, of Austin, former assistant society editor of The Light.
Mrs. Wendler died Sunday in Austin.
She attended Ursuline Academy and the University of Texas and was a founder of St. Monica's Guild in San Antonio. She had been associated with the Texas Medical Library for 16 years.
Her late husband, Kenneth S. Wendler Sr., was once city editor at The Light.
Survivors include sons, Kenneth Wendler Jr. and Ed T. Wendler, and daughter, Mrs. Sam Kelly, all of Austin; brothers, Leo and Harold Tynan, and sister, Mrs. William Davis, all of San Antonio.
b. 11 Feb 1902
d. age 66 31 Mar 1968 Austin TX [Travis Co.]
burial 2 Apr Assumption Cemetery
occupation: Librarian, Texas Medical A
resided Precinct No. 5 Travis
Father: Edward Walter Tynan
Mother: Mary Kate Sweeney
source: [LDS?] Film 2137027
Monday April 1, 1968
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Page 26
Ex-Light Staffer Dies
Services will be held in Austin Tuesday for Mrs. Kathryn T. Windler, Sr., 66, of Austin, former assistant society editor of The Light.
Mrs. Wendler died Sunday in Austin.
She attended Ursuline Academy and the University of Texas and was a founder of St. Monica's Guild in San Antonio. She had been associated with the Texas Medical Library for 16 years.
Her late husband, Kenneth S. Wendler Sr., was once city editor at The Light.
Survivors include sons, Kenneth Wendler Jr. and Ed T. Wendler, and daughter, Mrs. Sam Kelly, all of Austin; brothers, Leo and Harold Tynan, and sister, Mrs. William Davis, all of San Antonio.
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