Juanita Adolph
Juanita Jean Adolph passed away on March 5, 2021 at Clark Fork Valley Hospital in Plains Montana.
Juanita was born in Morrison hospital on August 17, 1948 the daughter of Richard and Alice (Queckboerner) Adolph.
Juanita attended and graduated from Fair Haven grade school and then from the Chadwick High School Class of 1966. She wanted to be a nurse and received her Licensed Practical Nurse degree from CGH Hospital in Sterling in 1967 and began her working career. In the 70’s she went to Baylor Med School in Dallas TX, where she took a course in operating room technician skills. She loved the outdoors, open spaces and wildlife and went to Plains Montana from Dallas, applied for a job, received it and never returned to Illinois except to visit. She enjoyed the mountains, hiking, antler hunting, and the wildlife. All were her favorite.
Juanita was an avid and skilled quilter and made many quilts and wall hangings etc. for others. She and a few friends would go to quilt stores on the hunt for the perfect piece of fabric.
Juanita is survived by one sister, Sharon Kappes and a sister-in-law Deb Adolph. She also leaves six nieces and nephews, thirteen great nieces, nephews and also many friends that she considered family from Montana.
She was preceded by her parents, a brother Terry, many aunts and uncles and a great-great nephew.
Private graveside services will be held at Chadwick Cemetery with Reverend Tracy Moss, of First Lutheran Church of Chadwick, officiating.
Condolences may be sent to www.schillingfuneralhome.com
Juanita Jean Adolph passed away on March 5, 2021 at Clark Fork Valley Hospital in Plains Montana.
Juanita was born in Morrison hospital on August 17, 1948 the daughter of Richard and Alice (Queckboerner) Adolph.
Juanita attended and graduated from Fair Haven grade school and then from the Chadwick High School Class of 1966. She wanted to be a nurse and received her Licensed Practical Nurse degree from CGH Hospital in Sterling in 1967 and began her working career. In the 70’s she went to Baylor Med School in Dallas TX, where she took a course in operating room technician skills. She loved the outdoors, open spaces and wildlife and went to Plains Montana from Dallas, applied for a job, received it and never returned to Illinois except to visit. She enjoyed the mountains, hiking, antler hunting, and the wildlife. All were her favorite.
Juanita was an avid and skilled quilter and made many quilts and wall hangings etc. for others. She and a few friends would go to quilt stores on the hunt for the perfect piece of fabric.
Juanita is survived by one sister, Sharon Kappes and a sister-in-law Deb Adolph. She also leaves six nieces and nephews, thirteen great nieces, nephews and also many friends that she considered family from Montana.
She was preceded by her parents, a brother Terry, many aunts and uncles and a great-great nephew.
Private graveside services will be held at Chadwick Cemetery with Reverend Tracy Moss, of First Lutheran Church of Chadwick, officiating.
Condolences may be sent to www.schillingfuneralhome.com
Juanita Adolph
Juanita Jean Adolph passed away on March 5, 2021 at Clark Fork Valley Hospital in Plains Montana.
Juanita was born in Morrison hospital on August 17, 1948 the daughter of Richard and Alice (Queckboerner) Adolph.
Juanita attended and graduated from Fair Haven grade school and then from the Chadwick High School Class of 1966. She wanted to be a nurse and received her Licensed Practical Nurse degree from CGH Hospital in Sterling in 1967 and began her working career. In the 70’s she went to Baylor Med School in Dallas TX, where she took a course in operating room technician skills. She loved the outdoors, open spaces and wildlife and went to Plains Montana from Dallas, applied for a job, received it and never returned to Illinois except to visit. She enjoyed the mountains, hiking, antler hunting, and the wildlife. All were her favorite.
Juanita was an avid and skilled quilter and made many quilts and wall hangings etc. for others. She and a few friends would go to quilt stores on the hunt for the perfect piece of fabric.
Juanita is survived by one sister, Sharon Kappes and a sister-in-law Deb Adolph. She also leaves six nieces and nephews, thirteen great nieces, nephews and also many friends that she considered family from Montana.
She was preceded by her parents, a brother Terry, many aunts and uncles and a great-great nephew.
Private graveside services will be held at Chadwick Cemetery with Reverend Tracy Moss, of First Lutheran Church of Chadwick, officiating.
Condolences may be sent to www.schillingfuneralhome.com
Juanita Jean Adolph passed away on March 5, 2021 at Clark Fork Valley Hospital in Plains Montana.
Juanita was born in Morrison hospital on August 17, 1948 the daughter of Richard and Alice (Queckboerner) Adolph.
Juanita attended and graduated from Fair Haven grade school and then from the Chadwick High School Class of 1966. She wanted to be a nurse and received her Licensed Practical Nurse degree from CGH Hospital in Sterling in 1967 and began her working career. In the 70’s she went to Baylor Med School in Dallas TX, where she took a course in operating room technician skills. She loved the outdoors, open spaces and wildlife and went to Plains Montana from Dallas, applied for a job, received it and never returned to Illinois except to visit. She enjoyed the mountains, hiking, antler hunting, and the wildlife. All were her favorite.
Juanita was an avid and skilled quilter and made many quilts and wall hangings etc. for others. She and a few friends would go to quilt stores on the hunt for the perfect piece of fabric.
Juanita is survived by one sister, Sharon Kappes and a sister-in-law Deb Adolph. She also leaves six nieces and nephews, thirteen great nieces, nephews and also many friends that she considered family from Montana.
She was preceded by her parents, a brother Terry, many aunts and uncles and a great-great nephew.
Private graveside services will be held at Chadwick Cemetery with Reverend Tracy Moss, of First Lutheran Church of Chadwick, officiating.
Condolences may be sent to www.schillingfuneralhome.com
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