Children:
Leland Milnor Cole (1934 - )
Joseph Edward Cole (1938 - )
Jane Milnor Cole Obituary (Boston Globe)
Jane Milnor Cole, 102, long time resident of Wellesley Hills, passed December 30, 2011 at the North Hill Retirement Center, Needham, Mass. She was an active volunteer through the Wellesley Junior Service League, Cub Scouts and President of the Walker Missionary Home. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 27, 1909, where she was educated. She married Edward D. Cole in 1931. She was an active outdoors person. She was best known for her success at golf and was the Wellesley Country Club Woman's Champion several years and once the Massachusetts Senior Woman's champion. Geology and ornithology were always her interest and starting in1973 she was a long term volunteer at the Boston Science Museum. In 1965 she obtained a degree in Philosophy and Religion from Boston University. Jane is survived by two sons: Leland Milnor Cole of Terrace Park, Ohio and Joseph Edward Cole of Escondido, California and by five granddaughters: Julia Stephen, Nina Jahne, Ellen Irie, Katherine Conover, Sarah LeBeau and six great-grandchildren. Burial will be with her husband at the Woodlawn Cemetery, Wellesley. Donations may be given to the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church.
Leland Milnor Cole (1934 - )
Joseph Edward Cole (1938 - )
Jane Milnor Cole Obituary (Boston Globe)
Jane Milnor Cole, 102, long time resident of Wellesley Hills, passed December 30, 2011 at the North Hill Retirement Center, Needham, Mass. She was an active volunteer through the Wellesley Junior Service League, Cub Scouts and President of the Walker Missionary Home. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 27, 1909, where she was educated. She married Edward D. Cole in 1931. She was an active outdoors person. She was best known for her success at golf and was the Wellesley Country Club Woman's Champion several years and once the Massachusetts Senior Woman's champion. Geology and ornithology were always her interest and starting in1973 she was a long term volunteer at the Boston Science Museum. In 1965 she obtained a degree in Philosophy and Religion from Boston University. Jane is survived by two sons: Leland Milnor Cole of Terrace Park, Ohio and Joseph Edward Cole of Escondido, California and by five granddaughters: Julia Stephen, Nina Jahne, Ellen Irie, Katherine Conover, Sarah LeBeau and six great-grandchildren. Burial will be with her husband at the Woodlawn Cemetery, Wellesley. Donations may be given to the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church.
Children:
Leland Milnor Cole (1934 - )
Joseph Edward Cole (1938 - )
Jane Milnor Cole Obituary (Boston Globe)
Jane Milnor Cole, 102, long time resident of Wellesley Hills, passed December 30, 2011 at the North Hill Retirement Center, Needham, Mass. She was an active volunteer through the Wellesley Junior Service League, Cub Scouts and President of the Walker Missionary Home. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 27, 1909, where she was educated. She married Edward D. Cole in 1931. She was an active outdoors person. She was best known for her success at golf and was the Wellesley Country Club Woman's Champion several years and once the Massachusetts Senior Woman's champion. Geology and ornithology were always her interest and starting in1973 she was a long term volunteer at the Boston Science Museum. In 1965 she obtained a degree in Philosophy and Religion from Boston University. Jane is survived by two sons: Leland Milnor Cole of Terrace Park, Ohio and Joseph Edward Cole of Escondido, California and by five granddaughters: Julia Stephen, Nina Jahne, Ellen Irie, Katherine Conover, Sarah LeBeau and six great-grandchildren. Burial will be with her husband at the Woodlawn Cemetery, Wellesley. Donations may be given to the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church.
Leland Milnor Cole (1934 - )
Joseph Edward Cole (1938 - )
Jane Milnor Cole Obituary (Boston Globe)
Jane Milnor Cole, 102, long time resident of Wellesley Hills, passed December 30, 2011 at the North Hill Retirement Center, Needham, Mass. She was an active volunteer through the Wellesley Junior Service League, Cub Scouts and President of the Walker Missionary Home. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 27, 1909, where she was educated. She married Edward D. Cole in 1931. She was an active outdoors person. She was best known for her success at golf and was the Wellesley Country Club Woman's Champion several years and once the Massachusetts Senior Woman's champion. Geology and ornithology were always her interest and starting in1973 she was a long term volunteer at the Boston Science Museum. In 1965 she obtained a degree in Philosophy and Religion from Boston University. Jane is survived by two sons: Leland Milnor Cole of Terrace Park, Ohio and Joseph Edward Cole of Escondido, California and by five granddaughters: Julia Stephen, Nina Jahne, Ellen Irie, Katherine Conover, Sarah LeBeau and six great-grandchildren. Burial will be with her husband at the Woodlawn Cemetery, Wellesley. Donations may be given to the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church.
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