Frankfort, Kansas, Index
Thursday, December 8, 1988
Coleen A. House Wright memorial services
were held at 3:00 p.m., Thursday December
1, 1988 at the United Methodist Church,
Frankfort, Kansas for Coleen A. House
Wright, Greeley, Colorado. She died
Saturday, November 26, 1988 at her home
at Evans, Colorado.
She was born July 22, 1952 at Fairbury,
Nebraska, the daughter of Madeline and
the late Duane "Slim" House. She was baptized
at an early age at the First Christ-
ian Church of Belvidere, Nebraska.
At the time of her death, she was employed
by Farmers Home Administration
of Greeley. Coleen was employed by
several businesses in Frankfort. She was a
twirling instructor for several years, cheer
Leader in high school and homecoming
queen in 1970. She started working
Farmers Home Administration in 1980.
She was interested in young people her
whole life.
She is survived by her mother Madeline
House, Frankfort, Kansas; a sister, Sheryl
Pennington and husband, William, Frankfort;
a brother, Terry House and wife
Trudy, Hastings, Nebraska; maternal
Grandmother, Dolly Shane, Hebron,
Nebraska, three nieces. Joni Pennington
and Brandy and Shelly House and two
nephews, Jason Pennington and Jamey
House.
Coleen is remembered in many ways, by
her mother, sister, brother, nieces and
nephews for all the kindness she showed
to them.
The Reverend John Burgreen of the United
Methodist Church, Frankfort was in charge
of services. Lorene Shearer sang, "You'll
Never Walk Alone" and "One day at a Time"
Cheryl Shepherd was organist.
Pallbearers were Don Parthemer, David
Wanklyn, Robert Wagner, Verlin Slifer,
Robert Tilley and Dan Howell.
Burial was in Frankfort Cemetery
Thursday, December 8, 1988
Coleen A. House Wright memorial services
were held at 3:00 p.m., Thursday December
1, 1988 at the United Methodist Church,
Frankfort, Kansas for Coleen A. House
Wright, Greeley, Colorado. She died
Saturday, November 26, 1988 at her home
at Evans, Colorado.
She was born July 22, 1952 at Fairbury,
Nebraska, the daughter of Madeline and
the late Duane "Slim" House. She was baptized
at an early age at the First Christ-
ian Church of Belvidere, Nebraska.
At the time of her death, she was employed
by Farmers Home Administration
of Greeley. Coleen was employed by
several businesses in Frankfort. She was a
twirling instructor for several years, cheer
Leader in high school and homecoming
queen in 1970. She started working
Farmers Home Administration in 1980.
She was interested in young people her
whole life.
She is survived by her mother Madeline
House, Frankfort, Kansas; a sister, Sheryl
Pennington and husband, William, Frankfort;
a brother, Terry House and wife
Trudy, Hastings, Nebraska; maternal
Grandmother, Dolly Shane, Hebron,
Nebraska, three nieces. Joni Pennington
and Brandy and Shelly House and two
nephews, Jason Pennington and Jamey
House.
Coleen is remembered in many ways, by
her mother, sister, brother, nieces and
nephews for all the kindness she showed
to them.
The Reverend John Burgreen of the United
Methodist Church, Frankfort was in charge
of services. Lorene Shearer sang, "You'll
Never Walk Alone" and "One day at a Time"
Cheryl Shepherd was organist.
Pallbearers were Don Parthemer, David
Wanklyn, Robert Wagner, Verlin Slifer,
Robert Tilley and Dan Howell.
Burial was in Frankfort Cemetery
Frankfort, Kansas, Index
Thursday, December 8, 1988
Coleen A. House Wright memorial services
were held at 3:00 p.m., Thursday December
1, 1988 at the United Methodist Church,
Frankfort, Kansas for Coleen A. House
Wright, Greeley, Colorado. She died
Saturday, November 26, 1988 at her home
at Evans, Colorado.
She was born July 22, 1952 at Fairbury,
Nebraska, the daughter of Madeline and
the late Duane "Slim" House. She was baptized
at an early age at the First Christ-
ian Church of Belvidere, Nebraska.
At the time of her death, she was employed
by Farmers Home Administration
of Greeley. Coleen was employed by
several businesses in Frankfort. She was a
twirling instructor for several years, cheer
Leader in high school and homecoming
queen in 1970. She started working
Farmers Home Administration in 1980.
She was interested in young people her
whole life.
She is survived by her mother Madeline
House, Frankfort, Kansas; a sister, Sheryl
Pennington and husband, William, Frankfort;
a brother, Terry House and wife
Trudy, Hastings, Nebraska; maternal
Grandmother, Dolly Shane, Hebron,
Nebraska, three nieces. Joni Pennington
and Brandy and Shelly House and two
nephews, Jason Pennington and Jamey
House.
Coleen is remembered in many ways, by
her mother, sister, brother, nieces and
nephews for all the kindness she showed
to them.
The Reverend John Burgreen of the United
Methodist Church, Frankfort was in charge
of services. Lorene Shearer sang, "You'll
Never Walk Alone" and "One day at a Time"
Cheryl Shepherd was organist.
Pallbearers were Don Parthemer, David
Wanklyn, Robert Wagner, Verlin Slifer,
Robert Tilley and Dan Howell.
Burial was in Frankfort Cemetery
Thursday, December 8, 1988
Coleen A. House Wright memorial services
were held at 3:00 p.m., Thursday December
1, 1988 at the United Methodist Church,
Frankfort, Kansas for Coleen A. House
Wright, Greeley, Colorado. She died
Saturday, November 26, 1988 at her home
at Evans, Colorado.
She was born July 22, 1952 at Fairbury,
Nebraska, the daughter of Madeline and
the late Duane "Slim" House. She was baptized
at an early age at the First Christ-
ian Church of Belvidere, Nebraska.
At the time of her death, she was employed
by Farmers Home Administration
of Greeley. Coleen was employed by
several businesses in Frankfort. She was a
twirling instructor for several years, cheer
Leader in high school and homecoming
queen in 1970. She started working
Farmers Home Administration in 1980.
She was interested in young people her
whole life.
She is survived by her mother Madeline
House, Frankfort, Kansas; a sister, Sheryl
Pennington and husband, William, Frankfort;
a brother, Terry House and wife
Trudy, Hastings, Nebraska; maternal
Grandmother, Dolly Shane, Hebron,
Nebraska, three nieces. Joni Pennington
and Brandy and Shelly House and two
nephews, Jason Pennington and Jamey
House.
Coleen is remembered in many ways, by
her mother, sister, brother, nieces and
nephews for all the kindness she showed
to them.
The Reverend John Burgreen of the United
Methodist Church, Frankfort was in charge
of services. Lorene Shearer sang, "You'll
Never Walk Alone" and "One day at a Time"
Cheryl Shepherd was organist.
Pallbearers were Don Parthemer, David
Wanklyn, Robert Wagner, Verlin Slifer,
Robert Tilley and Dan Howell.
Burial was in Frankfort Cemetery
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