The Oklahoman, Saturday, August 6, 1988:
Lucy A. Roach, 91, homemaker and china painter instructor, died Thursday. Graveside services 11 am Monday, Rose Hill Burial Park. (Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper)
The Oklahoman, Sunday, August 7, 1988:
Lucy A. Roach, 91, entered a greater expression of life, August 4, 1988. Born in Pennsylvania, she moved to Oklahoma with her husband, Leonard E. Roach, following World War I. An accomplished teacher of china painting, belonged to Sooner and Starlight Leisure Porcelain Artist Clubs, Survived by a sister, Mrs Grace Klinefeller and a niece, Mrs George Gorman of Biglerville, PA; guardians, Doris Lee and Paul Fondren, and many loving friends. She was a charter member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church. Services will be 11 am Monday, August 8 at Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper Chapel.
Lucy A. Roach, 91, homemaker and china painter instructor, died Thursday. Graveside services 11 am Monday, Rose Hill Burial Park. (Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper)
The Oklahoman, Sunday, August 7, 1988:
Lucy A. Roach, 91, entered a greater expression of life, August 4, 1988. Born in Pennsylvania, she moved to Oklahoma with her husband, Leonard E. Roach, following World War I. An accomplished teacher of china painting, belonged to Sooner and Starlight Leisure Porcelain Artist Clubs, Survived by a sister, Mrs Grace Klinefeller and a niece, Mrs George Gorman of Biglerville, PA; guardians, Doris Lee and Paul Fondren, and many loving friends. She was a charter member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church. Services will be 11 am Monday, August 8 at Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper Chapel.
The Oklahoman, Saturday, August 6, 1988:
Lucy A. Roach, 91, homemaker and china painter instructor, died Thursday. Graveside services 11 am Monday, Rose Hill Burial Park. (Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper)
The Oklahoman, Sunday, August 7, 1988:
Lucy A. Roach, 91, entered a greater expression of life, August 4, 1988. Born in Pennsylvania, she moved to Oklahoma with her husband, Leonard E. Roach, following World War I. An accomplished teacher of china painting, belonged to Sooner and Starlight Leisure Porcelain Artist Clubs, Survived by a sister, Mrs Grace Klinefeller and a niece, Mrs George Gorman of Biglerville, PA; guardians, Doris Lee and Paul Fondren, and many loving friends. She was a charter member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church. Services will be 11 am Monday, August 8 at Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper Chapel.
Lucy A. Roach, 91, homemaker and china painter instructor, died Thursday. Graveside services 11 am Monday, Rose Hill Burial Park. (Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper)
The Oklahoman, Sunday, August 7, 1988:
Lucy A. Roach, 91, entered a greater expression of life, August 4, 1988. Born in Pennsylvania, she moved to Oklahoma with her husband, Leonard E. Roach, following World War I. An accomplished teacher of china painting, belonged to Sooner and Starlight Leisure Porcelain Artist Clubs, Survived by a sister, Mrs Grace Klinefeller and a niece, Mrs George Gorman of Biglerville, PA; guardians, Doris Lee and Paul Fondren, and many loving friends. She was a charter member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church. Services will be 11 am Monday, August 8 at Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper Chapel.
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