She is the daughter of James H. Coakley and his wife Bertha Knutson.
Frances is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, from which she received a masters of arts degree in educational psychology. She works for the Minnesota Department of Public Welfare and becomes the director of the Division of Family and Guardianship Services, before her retirement.
She marries Reginald Ames in 1964, when they are both 49 years old. Reginald dies in 1977. Frances Ames lives another 23 years, dying in 2000 at age 85.
Frances is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, from which she received a masters of arts degree in educational psychology. She works for the Minnesota Department of Public Welfare and becomes the director of the Division of Family and Guardianship Services, before her retirement.
She marries Reginald Ames in 1964, when they are both 49 years old. Reginald dies in 1977. Frances Ames lives another 23 years, dying in 2000 at age 85.
She is the daughter of James H. Coakley and his wife Bertha Knutson.
Frances is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, from which she received a masters of arts degree in educational psychology. She works for the Minnesota Department of Public Welfare and becomes the director of the Division of Family and Guardianship Services, before her retirement.
She marries Reginald Ames in 1964, when they are both 49 years old. Reginald dies in 1977. Frances Ames lives another 23 years, dying in 2000 at age 85.
Frances is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, from which she received a masters of arts degree in educational psychology. She works for the Minnesota Department of Public Welfare and becomes the director of the Division of Family and Guardianship Services, before her retirement.
She marries Reginald Ames in 1964, when they are both 49 years old. Reginald dies in 1977. Frances Ames lives another 23 years, dying in 2000 at age 85.
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