-died in St. Agnes Hospital
-resident of West Harrison
-White Plains resident 67 years
-daughter of Thomas Ryan and Ruth E. Eberhart Byrne
-1938 graduate of Our Lady of Good Counsel, White Plains
-1942 graduate of the College of New Rochelle
-1944 master's degree from Columbia University
-associate professor of child psychology at the College of New Rochelle where she taught for two years while working on her masters
-1946, started a nursery school and kindergarten at St. Bernard's Church, White Plains, which she ran until 1963
-taught early elementary school at Mamaroneck Avenue School and Ridgeway; retired in 1987
-founded Stepinac Religious Education Program for Exceptional Children
-volunteered for Winbrook After School Study Program and Community Action Program, White Plains
-member of St. Anthony of Padua Church for over 30 years
-survived by four brothers, Daniel Byrne of Irvington, Ambassador Thomas Byrne of Chevy Chase, Md., Dr. William Byrne of McLean, Va., and David Byrne of Lake Kiowa, Texas; sisters, Marie T. Byrne and Anne Byrne, both of West Harrison
-predeceased by brother, the Rev. John E. Byrne, and sisters, Mary Schroeder and Dorothy Mallia
-funeral Monday from McMahon Lyon & Hartnett Funeral Home; mass in St. Anthony of Padua Church, West Harrison; burial, Gate of Heaven Cemetery
-obituary published in The Daily Times, Mamaroneck, N.Y., Sunday, 28 Dec. 1997, p 22
-resident of West Harrison
-White Plains resident 67 years
-daughter of Thomas Ryan and Ruth E. Eberhart Byrne
-1938 graduate of Our Lady of Good Counsel, White Plains
-1942 graduate of the College of New Rochelle
-1944 master's degree from Columbia University
-associate professor of child psychology at the College of New Rochelle where she taught for two years while working on her masters
-1946, started a nursery school and kindergarten at St. Bernard's Church, White Plains, which she ran until 1963
-taught early elementary school at Mamaroneck Avenue School and Ridgeway; retired in 1987
-founded Stepinac Religious Education Program for Exceptional Children
-volunteered for Winbrook After School Study Program and Community Action Program, White Plains
-member of St. Anthony of Padua Church for over 30 years
-survived by four brothers, Daniel Byrne of Irvington, Ambassador Thomas Byrne of Chevy Chase, Md., Dr. William Byrne of McLean, Va., and David Byrne of Lake Kiowa, Texas; sisters, Marie T. Byrne and Anne Byrne, both of West Harrison
-predeceased by brother, the Rev. John E. Byrne, and sisters, Mary Schroeder and Dorothy Mallia
-funeral Monday from McMahon Lyon & Hartnett Funeral Home; mass in St. Anthony of Padua Church, West Harrison; burial, Gate of Heaven Cemetery
-obituary published in The Daily Times, Mamaroneck, N.Y., Sunday, 28 Dec. 1997, p 22
-died in St. Agnes Hospital
-resident of West Harrison
-White Plains resident 67 years
-daughter of Thomas Ryan and Ruth E. Eberhart Byrne
-1938 graduate of Our Lady of Good Counsel, White Plains
-1942 graduate of the College of New Rochelle
-1944 master's degree from Columbia University
-associate professor of child psychology at the College of New Rochelle where she taught for two years while working on her masters
-1946, started a nursery school and kindergarten at St. Bernard's Church, White Plains, which she ran until 1963
-taught early elementary school at Mamaroneck Avenue School and Ridgeway; retired in 1987
-founded Stepinac Religious Education Program for Exceptional Children
-volunteered for Winbrook After School Study Program and Community Action Program, White Plains
-member of St. Anthony of Padua Church for over 30 years
-survived by four brothers, Daniel Byrne of Irvington, Ambassador Thomas Byrne of Chevy Chase, Md., Dr. William Byrne of McLean, Va., and David Byrne of Lake Kiowa, Texas; sisters, Marie T. Byrne and Anne Byrne, both of West Harrison
-predeceased by brother, the Rev. John E. Byrne, and sisters, Mary Schroeder and Dorothy Mallia
-funeral Monday from McMahon Lyon & Hartnett Funeral Home; mass in St. Anthony of Padua Church, West Harrison; burial, Gate of Heaven Cemetery
-obituary published in The Daily Times, Mamaroneck, N.Y., Sunday, 28 Dec. 1997, p 22
-resident of West Harrison
-White Plains resident 67 years
-daughter of Thomas Ryan and Ruth E. Eberhart Byrne
-1938 graduate of Our Lady of Good Counsel, White Plains
-1942 graduate of the College of New Rochelle
-1944 master's degree from Columbia University
-associate professor of child psychology at the College of New Rochelle where she taught for two years while working on her masters
-1946, started a nursery school and kindergarten at St. Bernard's Church, White Plains, which she ran until 1963
-taught early elementary school at Mamaroneck Avenue School and Ridgeway; retired in 1987
-founded Stepinac Religious Education Program for Exceptional Children
-volunteered for Winbrook After School Study Program and Community Action Program, White Plains
-member of St. Anthony of Padua Church for over 30 years
-survived by four brothers, Daniel Byrne of Irvington, Ambassador Thomas Byrne of Chevy Chase, Md., Dr. William Byrne of McLean, Va., and David Byrne of Lake Kiowa, Texas; sisters, Marie T. Byrne and Anne Byrne, both of West Harrison
-predeceased by brother, the Rev. John E. Byrne, and sisters, Mary Schroeder and Dorothy Mallia
-funeral Monday from McMahon Lyon & Hartnett Funeral Home; mass in St. Anthony of Padua Church, West Harrison; burial, Gate of Heaven Cemetery
-obituary published in The Daily Times, Mamaroneck, N.Y., Sunday, 28 Dec. 1997, p 22
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