Jacqueline Louise Foley Boyle, 67 years old, passed away Saturday, January 20, 1996, at her residence in Kansas City, Kansas. Mrs. Boyle was born and raised in Kansas City, Kansas, and was a lifelong resident. From 1947 to 1952, she was a dance instructor. Mrs. Boyle was a former member of the Wyandotte Mental Health Board, the Friends of the Arts, and she donated an X-Ray machine to the Wyandotte County Health Department.
She was survived by three sons, James Boyle, Mike Boyle and Brian Boyle; three daughters, Maureen Sutherland, Eileen Clair and Catherine Franklin; three sisters, Rosemary Zupanec, of Raytown, Carol Campbell of Kansas City, Kan., and Coleen Brull, of Shawnee, and eight grandchildren.
Friends called at the Joseph A. Butler & Son Chapel, where funeral services were held. Burial followed in Mount Calvary Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
She was survived by three sons, James Boyle, Mike Boyle and Brian Boyle; three daughters, Maureen Sutherland, Eileen Clair and Catherine Franklin; three sisters, Rosemary Zupanec, of Raytown, Carol Campbell of Kansas City, Kan., and Coleen Brull, of Shawnee, and eight grandchildren.
Friends called at the Joseph A. Butler & Son Chapel, where funeral services were held. Burial followed in Mount Calvary Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
Jacqueline Louise Foley Boyle, 67 years old, passed away Saturday, January 20, 1996, at her residence in Kansas City, Kansas. Mrs. Boyle was born and raised in Kansas City, Kansas, and was a lifelong resident. From 1947 to 1952, she was a dance instructor. Mrs. Boyle was a former member of the Wyandotte Mental Health Board, the Friends of the Arts, and she donated an X-Ray machine to the Wyandotte County Health Department.
She was survived by three sons, James Boyle, Mike Boyle and Brian Boyle; three daughters, Maureen Sutherland, Eileen Clair and Catherine Franklin; three sisters, Rosemary Zupanec, of Raytown, Carol Campbell of Kansas City, Kan., and Coleen Brull, of Shawnee, and eight grandchildren.
Friends called at the Joseph A. Butler & Son Chapel, where funeral services were held. Burial followed in Mount Calvary Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
She was survived by three sons, James Boyle, Mike Boyle and Brian Boyle; three daughters, Maureen Sutherland, Eileen Clair and Catherine Franklin; three sisters, Rosemary Zupanec, of Raytown, Carol Campbell of Kansas City, Kan., and Coleen Brull, of Shawnee, and eight grandchildren.
Friends called at the Joseph A. Butler & Son Chapel, where funeral services were held. Burial followed in Mount Calvary Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
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