Jan was proprietress of Butler and Cooke Antiques on Main Street, Odessa, DE. 'The Lamp Lady', as people called her, died of cancer. Jan was the daughter of Harold J. Butler and Helen Stiwalt Butler. She was a graduate of Christ Our King grade school and St. Elizabeth's High School (Class of '53) in Wilmington. She was an avid collector of antique toys and dolls and was a member of the Delaware Doll & Toy Club. Jan was pre-deceased by her husband, Peter J. Cooke, Jr. , her sister, Joan Butler Dugan, her brother, Harold J. "Joe" Butler, Jr. and her nephew, James F. Dugan, Jr. She is survived by her sister, Nancy Butler of Townsend, DE, her brother-in-law, James F. Dugan of Walnut Creek, CA and six nieces. Jan regularly attended St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Middletown, DE. Jan is dearly missed by all who knew her.
Jan was proprietress of Butler and Cooke Antiques on Main Street, Odessa, DE. 'The Lamp Lady', as people called her, died of cancer. Jan was the daughter of Harold J. Butler and Helen Stiwalt Butler. She was a graduate of Christ Our King grade school and St. Elizabeth's High School (Class of '53) in Wilmington. She was an avid collector of antique toys and dolls and was a member of the Delaware Doll & Toy Club. Jan was pre-deceased by her husband, Peter J. Cooke, Jr. , her sister, Joan Butler Dugan, her brother, Harold J. "Joe" Butler, Jr. and her nephew, James F. Dugan, Jr. She is survived by her sister, Nancy Butler of Townsend, DE, her brother-in-law, James F. Dugan of Walnut Creek, CA and six nieces. Jan regularly attended St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Middletown, DE. Jan is dearly missed by all who knew her.
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