The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Missouri) Wed. 9 Jul. 1969, Page-4D
MRS. W. RICHARD KEENE
Mrs. Carol S. Keene, 44, died yesterday on the way to the University of Kansas Medical Center after she was found unconscious in the garage of the home at 8401 Linden lane in Prairie Village.
Police officers said attempts to revive Mrs. Keene the wife of W. Richard Keene were unsuccessful. They were called to the scene by the couple's 16-year-old son, Stuart Keene, who told police he had found his mother unconscious behind the wheel of a motor car in the carbon monoxide-filled garage.
Officers said the engine of the car was not running, but the ignition switch was on and the gas tank half full.
Prairie Village police listed the death as accidental.
Mrs. Keen was born in Longmeadow, Mass., and had lived in Greater Kansas City, 28 years. She was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal church and of the Acolyte Mother's guild. Mrs. Keene was a graduate of the University of Kansas and a member of Delta Gamma sorority. She also was a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers club and the Homestead Country club. She had been active in community volunteer service.
Besides her husband and son, both of the home, she leaves a daughter, Miss Barbara Ann Keen, also of the home, a brother, Thomas M. Stuart, Bad Schwalbach, West Germany; and her stepparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Yonts 310 West Forty-ninth street.
Services will be 2 o'clock Thursday at the church; burial in Johnson County Memorial Gardens cemetery. Friends may call after six o'clock tonight at the Newcomer chapel in Overland park. The family suggests contributions to the Visual Education Center of Kansas City of the Delta Gamma foundation, 2520 Riverside drive, Columbus, O.
The pallbearers; Russell E. Atha, Jr., Leo F. Brady, Jr., Clark O. Murray, Jr., William S. Norris, Jr., Walter J. Stauffer, H. Monroe Tallaferro, Jr., and Thomas E. Walker.
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MRS. W. RICHARD KEENE
Mrs. Carol S. Keene, 44, died yesterday on the way to the University of Kansas Medical Center after she was found unconscious in the garage of the home at 8401 Linden lane in Prairie Village.
Police officers said attempts to revive Mrs. Keene the wife of W. Richard Keene were unsuccessful. They were called to the scene by the couple's 16-year-old son, Stuart Keene, who told police he had found his mother unconscious behind the wheel of a motor car in the carbon monoxide-filled garage.
Officers said the engine of the car was not running, but the ignition switch was on and the gas tank half full.
Prairie Village police listed the death as accidental.
Mrs. Keen was born in Longmeadow, Mass., and had lived in Greater Kansas City, 28 years. She was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal church and of the Acolyte Mother's guild. Mrs. Keene was a graduate of the University of Kansas and a member of Delta Gamma sorority. She also was a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers club and the Homestead Country club. She had been active in community volunteer service.
Besides her husband and son, both of the home, she leaves a daughter, Miss Barbara Ann Keen, also of the home, a brother, Thomas M. Stuart, Bad Schwalbach, West Germany; and her stepparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Yonts 310 West Forty-ninth street.
Services will be 2 o'clock Thursday at the church; burial in Johnson County Memorial Gardens cemetery. Friends may call after six o'clock tonight at the Newcomer chapel in Overland park. The family suggests contributions to the Visual Education Center of Kansas City of the Delta Gamma foundation, 2520 Riverside drive, Columbus, O.
The pallbearers; Russell E. Atha, Jr., Leo F. Brady, Jr., Clark O. Murray, Jr., William S. Norris, Jr., Walter J. Stauffer, H. Monroe Tallaferro, Jr., and Thomas E. Walker.
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The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Missouri) Wed. 9 Jul. 1969, Page-4D
MRS. W. RICHARD KEENE
Mrs. Carol S. Keene, 44, died yesterday on the way to the University of Kansas Medical Center after she was found unconscious in the garage of the home at 8401 Linden lane in Prairie Village.
Police officers said attempts to revive Mrs. Keene the wife of W. Richard Keene were unsuccessful. They were called to the scene by the couple's 16-year-old son, Stuart Keene, who told police he had found his mother unconscious behind the wheel of a motor car in the carbon monoxide-filled garage.
Officers said the engine of the car was not running, but the ignition switch was on and the gas tank half full.
Prairie Village police listed the death as accidental.
Mrs. Keen was born in Longmeadow, Mass., and had lived in Greater Kansas City, 28 years. She was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal church and of the Acolyte Mother's guild. Mrs. Keene was a graduate of the University of Kansas and a member of Delta Gamma sorority. She also was a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers club and the Homestead Country club. She had been active in community volunteer service.
Besides her husband and son, both of the home, she leaves a daughter, Miss Barbara Ann Keen, also of the home, a brother, Thomas M. Stuart, Bad Schwalbach, West Germany; and her stepparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Yonts 310 West Forty-ninth street.
Services will be 2 o'clock Thursday at the church; burial in Johnson County Memorial Gardens cemetery. Friends may call after six o'clock tonight at the Newcomer chapel in Overland park. The family suggests contributions to the Visual Education Center of Kansas City of the Delta Gamma foundation, 2520 Riverside drive, Columbus, O.
The pallbearers; Russell E. Atha, Jr., Leo F. Brady, Jr., Clark O. Murray, Jr., William S. Norris, Jr., Walter J. Stauffer, H. Monroe Tallaferro, Jr., and Thomas E. Walker.
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MRS. W. RICHARD KEENE
Mrs. Carol S. Keene, 44, died yesterday on the way to the University of Kansas Medical Center after she was found unconscious in the garage of the home at 8401 Linden lane in Prairie Village.
Police officers said attempts to revive Mrs. Keene the wife of W. Richard Keene were unsuccessful. They were called to the scene by the couple's 16-year-old son, Stuart Keene, who told police he had found his mother unconscious behind the wheel of a motor car in the carbon monoxide-filled garage.
Officers said the engine of the car was not running, but the ignition switch was on and the gas tank half full.
Prairie Village police listed the death as accidental.
Mrs. Keen was born in Longmeadow, Mass., and had lived in Greater Kansas City, 28 years. She was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal church and of the Acolyte Mother's guild. Mrs. Keene was a graduate of the University of Kansas and a member of Delta Gamma sorority. She also was a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers club and the Homestead Country club. She had been active in community volunteer service.
Besides her husband and son, both of the home, she leaves a daughter, Miss Barbara Ann Keen, also of the home, a brother, Thomas M. Stuart, Bad Schwalbach, West Germany; and her stepparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Yonts 310 West Forty-ninth street.
Services will be 2 o'clock Thursday at the church; burial in Johnson County Memorial Gardens cemetery. Friends may call after six o'clock tonight at the Newcomer chapel in Overland park. The family suggests contributions to the Visual Education Center of Kansas City of the Delta Gamma foundation, 2520 Riverside drive, Columbus, O.
The pallbearers; Russell E. Atha, Jr., Leo F. Brady, Jr., Clark O. Murray, Jr., William S. Norris, Jr., Walter J. Stauffer, H. Monroe Tallaferro, Jr., and Thomas E. Walker.
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