Athens - Laura Jane Knapp died at Brockville General Hospital May 21. She was 92. Born March 12 1907 near Athens she was the daughter of Joshua Moulton and the former Mary Jane Moulton and married Leonard Knapp on September 3, 1924. Mrs. Knapp and her husband lived on the Knapp homestead in Plum Hollow where they raised their family. She moved to Athens following her husband's death in 1973. She enjoyed playing cards with family and friends and especially enjoyed family gatherings and spending time with her grandchildren. She took great pride in her house plants and flower gardens. She was also active in Athens Christ Church and was a member of the Anglican Church Women.
She is survived by sons James and wife Eunice of Athens, Charles and his wife Colleen of Smiths Falls, along with daughters Helen Whitmore and husband James of Frankville, Verla Johnston and husband George of Athens, Mary Crummy of Frankford and Barbara Hamilton and her husband Wilbert of Brockville. Also surviving are several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Besides her parents and husband, Mrs Knapp was predeceased by three brothers, and two sisters: Harold Moulton of Seeley's Bay, George and Bryon Moulton of Athens, Evelyn Seabrooke of Brockville and Gertrude Gray of Athens. She was also predeceased by three children: Claire and Velma Knapp of Plum Hollow and Reta Peterson of Maitland.
Friends called at Judson Funeral Home May 22 and 23 before attending a funeral at Christ Church May 24 with Rev. David Robson officiating.
Wayne Knapp, Gary Whitmore, Trevor Crummy, Terry Knapp, Charles Johnston and Scott Hamilton acted as pallbearers with internment at Plum Hollow Cemetery.
Memorial donations to Christ Church or the Charity of your choice will be gratefully acknowledged by the family.
She is survived by sons James and wife Eunice of Athens, Charles and his wife Colleen of Smiths Falls, along with daughters Helen Whitmore and husband James of Frankville, Verla Johnston and husband George of Athens, Mary Crummy of Frankford and Barbara Hamilton and her husband Wilbert of Brockville. Also surviving are several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Besides her parents and husband, Mrs Knapp was predeceased by three brothers, and two sisters: Harold Moulton of Seeley's Bay, George and Bryon Moulton of Athens, Evelyn Seabrooke of Brockville and Gertrude Gray of Athens. She was also predeceased by three children: Claire and Velma Knapp of Plum Hollow and Reta Peterson of Maitland.
Friends called at Judson Funeral Home May 22 and 23 before attending a funeral at Christ Church May 24 with Rev. David Robson officiating.
Wayne Knapp, Gary Whitmore, Trevor Crummy, Terry Knapp, Charles Johnston and Scott Hamilton acted as pallbearers with internment at Plum Hollow Cemetery.
Memorial donations to Christ Church or the Charity of your choice will be gratefully acknowledged by the family.
Athens - Laura Jane Knapp died at Brockville General Hospital May 21. She was 92. Born March 12 1907 near Athens she was the daughter of Joshua Moulton and the former Mary Jane Moulton and married Leonard Knapp on September 3, 1924. Mrs. Knapp and her husband lived on the Knapp homestead in Plum Hollow where they raised their family. She moved to Athens following her husband's death in 1973. She enjoyed playing cards with family and friends and especially enjoyed family gatherings and spending time with her grandchildren. She took great pride in her house plants and flower gardens. She was also active in Athens Christ Church and was a member of the Anglican Church Women.
She is survived by sons James and wife Eunice of Athens, Charles and his wife Colleen of Smiths Falls, along with daughters Helen Whitmore and husband James of Frankville, Verla Johnston and husband George of Athens, Mary Crummy of Frankford and Barbara Hamilton and her husband Wilbert of Brockville. Also surviving are several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Besides her parents and husband, Mrs Knapp was predeceased by three brothers, and two sisters: Harold Moulton of Seeley's Bay, George and Bryon Moulton of Athens, Evelyn Seabrooke of Brockville and Gertrude Gray of Athens. She was also predeceased by three children: Claire and Velma Knapp of Plum Hollow and Reta Peterson of Maitland.
Friends called at Judson Funeral Home May 22 and 23 before attending a funeral at Christ Church May 24 with Rev. David Robson officiating.
Wayne Knapp, Gary Whitmore, Trevor Crummy, Terry Knapp, Charles Johnston and Scott Hamilton acted as pallbearers with internment at Plum Hollow Cemetery.
Memorial donations to Christ Church or the Charity of your choice will be gratefully acknowledged by the family.
She is survived by sons James and wife Eunice of Athens, Charles and his wife Colleen of Smiths Falls, along with daughters Helen Whitmore and husband James of Frankville, Verla Johnston and husband George of Athens, Mary Crummy of Frankford and Barbara Hamilton and her husband Wilbert of Brockville. Also surviving are several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Besides her parents and husband, Mrs Knapp was predeceased by three brothers, and two sisters: Harold Moulton of Seeley's Bay, George and Bryon Moulton of Athens, Evelyn Seabrooke of Brockville and Gertrude Gray of Athens. She was also predeceased by three children: Claire and Velma Knapp of Plum Hollow and Reta Peterson of Maitland.
Friends called at Judson Funeral Home May 22 and 23 before attending a funeral at Christ Church May 24 with Rev. David Robson officiating.
Wayne Knapp, Gary Whitmore, Trevor Crummy, Terry Knapp, Charles Johnston and Scott Hamilton acted as pallbearers with internment at Plum Hollow Cemetery.
Memorial donations to Christ Church or the Charity of your choice will be gratefully acknowledged by the family.
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