Norma Jean McGaw (nee Smith) was born Sep 9, 1926 in Wooster, OH, the daughter of Welker R Edith May Smith. She died at 84 Mon, Mar 28, 2011, a resident of Avia Senior Living in Upper Arlington, Ohio. She marri4ed her high school sweetheart, Gordon McGaw in 1945 and moved to Columbus where they both attended Ohio State University.
Their children: Mrs. Leigh (Dale) Rhine
Mrs. Susan Weber
Mitch McGaw
Jean spent time much of her childhood at the farm of her fraternal grandparents, Oscar M and Effie Smith. She was a long-time resident of Upper Arlington and was employed for many years at Lazarus Kingsdale. She enjoyed her family and creating delicious meals. She was a dedicated Ohio sports fan and enjoyed trading tales with her grandson about Woody Hayes, Johnny Bench and Pete Rose.
Jean was buried beside her husband in Walnut grove Cemetery Worthington, Ohio.
Their children: Mrs. Leigh (Dale) Rhine
Mrs. Susan Weber
Mitch McGaw
Jean spent time much of her childhood at the farm of her fraternal grandparents, Oscar M and Effie Smith. She was a long-time resident of Upper Arlington and was employed for many years at Lazarus Kingsdale. She enjoyed her family and creating delicious meals. She was a dedicated Ohio sports fan and enjoyed trading tales with her grandson about Woody Hayes, Johnny Bench and Pete Rose.
Jean was buried beside her husband in Walnut grove Cemetery Worthington, Ohio.
Norma Jean McGaw (nee Smith) was born Sep 9, 1926 in Wooster, OH, the daughter of Welker R Edith May Smith. She died at 84 Mon, Mar 28, 2011, a resident of Avia Senior Living in Upper Arlington, Ohio. She marri4ed her high school sweetheart, Gordon McGaw in 1945 and moved to Columbus where they both attended Ohio State University.
Their children: Mrs. Leigh (Dale) Rhine
Mrs. Susan Weber
Mitch McGaw
Jean spent time much of her childhood at the farm of her fraternal grandparents, Oscar M and Effie Smith. She was a long-time resident of Upper Arlington and was employed for many years at Lazarus Kingsdale. She enjoyed her family and creating delicious meals. She was a dedicated Ohio sports fan and enjoyed trading tales with her grandson about Woody Hayes, Johnny Bench and Pete Rose.
Jean was buried beside her husband in Walnut grove Cemetery Worthington, Ohio.
Their children: Mrs. Leigh (Dale) Rhine
Mrs. Susan Weber
Mitch McGaw
Jean spent time much of her childhood at the farm of her fraternal grandparents, Oscar M and Effie Smith. She was a long-time resident of Upper Arlington and was employed for many years at Lazarus Kingsdale. She enjoyed her family and creating delicious meals. She was a dedicated Ohio sports fan and enjoyed trading tales with her grandson about Woody Hayes, Johnny Bench and Pete Rose.
Jean was buried beside her husband in Walnut grove Cemetery Worthington, Ohio.
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