Nancy Sullivan Oeschger
June 15, 1913 - March 28, 2006
Name: Joseph C Oeschger
Gender: Male
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1893
Age: 63
Marriage Date: 14 Jan 1956
Marriage Place: San Francisco, California, USA
Spouse: Nancy M Sullivan
Spouse Age: 42
Nancy was the 2nd wife of Joseph, with Ivy being his 1st wife.
-Georgia
Age 92. Beloved widow of Joseph C. Oeschger Jr. Devoted daughter of Capt. Con and Teresa Sullivan (deceased). Caring and beautiful sister of John Dermot Sullivan (deceased), Teresa A. Burke, Neil C. Sullivan (Winnie) and Joseph A. Sullivan (Dorothy).
Inspiring aunt to the Burke children, the Neil Sullivan children (Chicago) and Joseph A. Sullivan children.
Nancy graduated from St. Paul's High, SF in 1931. She graduated Clarke College, 1935, received her doctorate from the University of Madrid and completed higher education at USF. Nancy taught school at Aptos Junior High and Portola Junior High in SF for many years. Because of her positive attitude and zest for life Nancy cultivated many friendships. She cherished her group of college friends and the special people at St. Elizabeth Seton Parish in Rohnert Park.
To her valued and dear friend, Jackie Pacheco, her family would like to express their gratitude for her love, kindness and generosity of time, especially during her last illness.
Nancy was also loved and admired by her husband Joe's adult children and their families.
Multi-talented author and authority on the discovery of America. Her books "Women of the Conquistadores" (both in Spanish and English) and "Send to Peter Martyr" are widely respected.
Burial: Holy Cross Catholic Cemetary, Colma, CA.
June 15, 1913 - March 28, 2006
Name: Joseph C Oeschger
Gender: Male
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1893
Age: 63
Marriage Date: 14 Jan 1956
Marriage Place: San Francisco, California, USA
Spouse: Nancy M Sullivan
Spouse Age: 42
Nancy was the 2nd wife of Joseph, with Ivy being his 1st wife.
-Georgia
Age 92. Beloved widow of Joseph C. Oeschger Jr. Devoted daughter of Capt. Con and Teresa Sullivan (deceased). Caring and beautiful sister of John Dermot Sullivan (deceased), Teresa A. Burke, Neil C. Sullivan (Winnie) and Joseph A. Sullivan (Dorothy).
Inspiring aunt to the Burke children, the Neil Sullivan children (Chicago) and Joseph A. Sullivan children.
Nancy graduated from St. Paul's High, SF in 1931. She graduated Clarke College, 1935, received her doctorate from the University of Madrid and completed higher education at USF. Nancy taught school at Aptos Junior High and Portola Junior High in SF for many years. Because of her positive attitude and zest for life Nancy cultivated many friendships. She cherished her group of college friends and the special people at St. Elizabeth Seton Parish in Rohnert Park.
To her valued and dear friend, Jackie Pacheco, her family would like to express their gratitude for her love, kindness and generosity of time, especially during her last illness.
Nancy was also loved and admired by her husband Joe's adult children and their families.
Multi-talented author and authority on the discovery of America. Her books "Women of the Conquistadores" (both in Spanish and English) and "Send to Peter Martyr" are widely respected.
Burial: Holy Cross Catholic Cemetary, Colma, CA.
Nancy Sullivan Oeschger
June 15, 1913 - March 28, 2006
Name: Joseph C Oeschger
Gender: Male
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1893
Age: 63
Marriage Date: 14 Jan 1956
Marriage Place: San Francisco, California, USA
Spouse: Nancy M Sullivan
Spouse Age: 42
Nancy was the 2nd wife of Joseph, with Ivy being his 1st wife.
-Georgia
Age 92. Beloved widow of Joseph C. Oeschger Jr. Devoted daughter of Capt. Con and Teresa Sullivan (deceased). Caring and beautiful sister of John Dermot Sullivan (deceased), Teresa A. Burke, Neil C. Sullivan (Winnie) and Joseph A. Sullivan (Dorothy).
Inspiring aunt to the Burke children, the Neil Sullivan children (Chicago) and Joseph A. Sullivan children.
Nancy graduated from St. Paul's High, SF in 1931. She graduated Clarke College, 1935, received her doctorate from the University of Madrid and completed higher education at USF. Nancy taught school at Aptos Junior High and Portola Junior High in SF for many years. Because of her positive attitude and zest for life Nancy cultivated many friendships. She cherished her group of college friends and the special people at St. Elizabeth Seton Parish in Rohnert Park.
To her valued and dear friend, Jackie Pacheco, her family would like to express their gratitude for her love, kindness and generosity of time, especially during her last illness.
Nancy was also loved and admired by her husband Joe's adult children and their families.
Multi-talented author and authority on the discovery of America. Her books "Women of the Conquistadores" (both in Spanish and English) and "Send to Peter Martyr" are widely respected.
Burial: Holy Cross Catholic Cemetary, Colma, CA.
June 15, 1913 - March 28, 2006
Name: Joseph C Oeschger
Gender: Male
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1893
Age: 63
Marriage Date: 14 Jan 1956
Marriage Place: San Francisco, California, USA
Spouse: Nancy M Sullivan
Spouse Age: 42
Nancy was the 2nd wife of Joseph, with Ivy being his 1st wife.
-Georgia
Age 92. Beloved widow of Joseph C. Oeschger Jr. Devoted daughter of Capt. Con and Teresa Sullivan (deceased). Caring and beautiful sister of John Dermot Sullivan (deceased), Teresa A. Burke, Neil C. Sullivan (Winnie) and Joseph A. Sullivan (Dorothy).
Inspiring aunt to the Burke children, the Neil Sullivan children (Chicago) and Joseph A. Sullivan children.
Nancy graduated from St. Paul's High, SF in 1931. She graduated Clarke College, 1935, received her doctorate from the University of Madrid and completed higher education at USF. Nancy taught school at Aptos Junior High and Portola Junior High in SF for many years. Because of her positive attitude and zest for life Nancy cultivated many friendships. She cherished her group of college friends and the special people at St. Elizabeth Seton Parish in Rohnert Park.
To her valued and dear friend, Jackie Pacheco, her family would like to express their gratitude for her love, kindness and generosity of time, especially during her last illness.
Nancy was also loved and admired by her husband Joe's adult children and their families.
Multi-talented author and authority on the discovery of America. Her books "Women of the Conquistadores" (both in Spanish and English) and "Send to Peter Martyr" are widely respected.
Burial: Holy Cross Catholic Cemetary, Colma, CA.
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