Jacqueline Lucille "Jackie" (Putman) Harmon, 86, of Springfield, passed away Friday, August 8, 2014 in Mercy Hospital. She was born July 7, 1928 in Fair Grove, MO the daughter of Orin and Mamie Coffee Putman. She is survived by three sons, Mark Harmon, Bill Harmon, and Joe Harmon and wife Cheri Meyer; a daughter, Julie Conway; two sisters, June Kaufman and Leota Beutler, and six grandchildren, Kelly Brian, Sean and Ian Harmon and Will and Ben Conway.
Jackie was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Janine Michelle Harmon; a brother, Michael Putman and a sister Mary Price. Jackie was a graduate of Fair Grove High School, St. John's School of Nursing and in 1974 earned her BSN from Drury College. During her career she worked at Visiting Nurse's Association, OACAC Home Healthcare and St. John's Hospital where she retired in 1991. She later volunteered at The Kitchen Clinic.
Jackie celebrated her strong belief in God and the Catholic Church as an active member of St. Agnes Cathedral, where she served on the Parish Council of Catholic Women, the Altar Society and as a Eucharistic Minister. Jackie loved to cook, sing and listen to music, and spend time with her family, particularly her children and grandchildren.
Burial in Mt. Comfort Cemetery.
Published in the News-Leader on Aug. 10, 2014
Jackie was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Janine Michelle Harmon; a brother, Michael Putman and a sister Mary Price. Jackie was a graduate of Fair Grove High School, St. John's School of Nursing and in 1974 earned her BSN from Drury College. During her career she worked at Visiting Nurse's Association, OACAC Home Healthcare and St. John's Hospital where she retired in 1991. She later volunteered at The Kitchen Clinic.
Jackie celebrated her strong belief in God and the Catholic Church as an active member of St. Agnes Cathedral, where she served on the Parish Council of Catholic Women, the Altar Society and as a Eucharistic Minister. Jackie loved to cook, sing and listen to music, and spend time with her family, particularly her children and grandchildren.
Burial in Mt. Comfort Cemetery.
Published in the News-Leader on Aug. 10, 2014
Jacqueline Lucille "Jackie" (Putman) Harmon, 86, of Springfield, passed away Friday, August 8, 2014 in Mercy Hospital. She was born July 7, 1928 in Fair Grove, MO the daughter of Orin and Mamie Coffee Putman. She is survived by three sons, Mark Harmon, Bill Harmon, and Joe Harmon and wife Cheri Meyer; a daughter, Julie Conway; two sisters, June Kaufman and Leota Beutler, and six grandchildren, Kelly Brian, Sean and Ian Harmon and Will and Ben Conway.
Jackie was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Janine Michelle Harmon; a brother, Michael Putman and a sister Mary Price. Jackie was a graduate of Fair Grove High School, St. John's School of Nursing and in 1974 earned her BSN from Drury College. During her career she worked at Visiting Nurse's Association, OACAC Home Healthcare and St. John's Hospital where she retired in 1991. She later volunteered at The Kitchen Clinic.
Jackie celebrated her strong belief in God and the Catholic Church as an active member of St. Agnes Cathedral, where she served on the Parish Council of Catholic Women, the Altar Society and as a Eucharistic Minister. Jackie loved to cook, sing and listen to music, and spend time with her family, particularly her children and grandchildren.
Burial in Mt. Comfort Cemetery.
Published in the News-Leader on Aug. 10, 2014
Jackie was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Janine Michelle Harmon; a brother, Michael Putman and a sister Mary Price. Jackie was a graduate of Fair Grove High School, St. John's School of Nursing and in 1974 earned her BSN from Drury College. During her career she worked at Visiting Nurse's Association, OACAC Home Healthcare and St. John's Hospital where she retired in 1991. She later volunteered at The Kitchen Clinic.
Jackie celebrated her strong belief in God and the Catholic Church as an active member of St. Agnes Cathedral, where she served on the Parish Council of Catholic Women, the Altar Society and as a Eucharistic Minister. Jackie loved to cook, sing and listen to music, and spend time with her family, particularly her children and grandchildren.
Burial in Mt. Comfort Cemetery.
Published in the News-Leader on Aug. 10, 2014
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