Donna Mae Thompson Kingsboro born 1-18-1922 in Cleveland, OH. Died 11-20-1973 at 51 with stomach cancer. She is buried at Garfield Cemetery in Sheffield Village, Lorain County, OH near her Maternal Grandmother, Parents, Husband Howard Franklin Kingsboro, and other family members.
Mother Hazel Mae Krugman Thompson 12-18-1905 Cleveland, OH to T/8-24-1982 at Community Health Partners Hospital in Lorain, OH at 76 Memorial #75267684. Hazel Thompson moved to Sheffield Lake, OH 1926. Dad is Kenneth Perry Thompson (died 1954) Memorial #74024521. Maternal Grandma Maebelle Krugman Thompson is buried at Garfield Cemetery in Sheffield Village Memorial #75256313.
Donna married Howard Franklin Kingsboro 2-4-1937. They lived in Sheffield Lake, OH with 4 children, Jim/Howard James Kingsboro, Larry Eugene Kingsboro, Cheryl Lynn Kingsboro Ross Dimando, and Richard Keith Kingsboro at 830 Pasadenia Avenue (which no longer exists; was torn down). Richard graduated from BHS (Brookside High School) Class of 1967. Jim was in the U.S. Army, as was his Dad Howard Franklin Kingsboro.
Donna was a Sunday School teacher for 3-year-olds and a choir member at East Side/Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. Donna & husband Howard & son Richard were saved in a home Bible study with Elmer Cook & were baptized at East Side Baptist Church, Lorain, OH 2-22-1965 by Pastor Verne L. Dunham. She often took grandkids to church with her.
Siblings include Oliver/Ollie Kenneth Thompson (12-20-1923 to 3-29-1987 at 63) Memorial #75267765, (Kenneth) David Thompson, Merl Thompson Dzikielewski (12-31-1929 to 2014, cremated), Paula Thompson Mallard Locke (1-3-1929), (Hazel) Mary Thompson White, Judy/Judith Thompson Podmanik, Tim/Timothy Thompson, June Thompson Irish, and Maebelle Thompson McCallie Fill.
Donna loved garage sales and made most of her own clothing, skillfully making new outfits out of used clothing. She loved to cook and enjoyed family gatherings, camping, fishing, and swimming (she was an excellent swimmer). Family gathered at the Kingsboro home at 830 Pasadena Avenue, Sheffield Lake, OH every Christmas Day. She loved to whistle and sing. Donna sang with her sisters and her Mom while her Grandma Krugman played piano for a Mother-Daughter banquet at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. She loved singing in the choir. The last day she was able to attend church was Easter Sunday 1973.
She loved and enjoyed spending time with grandkids and visiting with her kids and grandkids at their homes. They drove out to Phoenix, Arizona to visit with her in-laws; and enjoyed driving down Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway to Cherokee; camping in the mountains on the way. She is greatly loved and missed by family and friends.
Mother Hazel Mae Krugman Thompson 12-18-1905 Cleveland, OH to T/8-24-1982 at Community Health Partners Hospital in Lorain, OH at 76 Memorial #75267684. Hazel Thompson moved to Sheffield Lake, OH 1926. Dad is Kenneth Perry Thompson (died 1954) Memorial #74024521. Maternal Grandma Maebelle Krugman Thompson is buried at Garfield Cemetery in Sheffield Village Memorial #75256313.
Donna married Howard Franklin Kingsboro 2-4-1937. They lived in Sheffield Lake, OH with 4 children, Jim/Howard James Kingsboro, Larry Eugene Kingsboro, Cheryl Lynn Kingsboro Ross Dimando, and Richard Keith Kingsboro at 830 Pasadenia Avenue (which no longer exists; was torn down). Richard graduated from BHS (Brookside High School) Class of 1967. Jim was in the U.S. Army, as was his Dad Howard Franklin Kingsboro.
Donna was a Sunday School teacher for 3-year-olds and a choir member at East Side/Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. Donna & husband Howard & son Richard were saved in a home Bible study with Elmer Cook & were baptized at East Side Baptist Church, Lorain, OH 2-22-1965 by Pastor Verne L. Dunham. She often took grandkids to church with her.
Siblings include Oliver/Ollie Kenneth Thompson (12-20-1923 to 3-29-1987 at 63) Memorial #75267765, (Kenneth) David Thompson, Merl Thompson Dzikielewski (12-31-1929 to 2014, cremated), Paula Thompson Mallard Locke (1-3-1929), (Hazel) Mary Thompson White, Judy/Judith Thompson Podmanik, Tim/Timothy Thompson, June Thompson Irish, and Maebelle Thompson McCallie Fill.
Donna loved garage sales and made most of her own clothing, skillfully making new outfits out of used clothing. She loved to cook and enjoyed family gatherings, camping, fishing, and swimming (she was an excellent swimmer). Family gathered at the Kingsboro home at 830 Pasadena Avenue, Sheffield Lake, OH every Christmas Day. She loved to whistle and sing. Donna sang with her sisters and her Mom while her Grandma Krugman played piano for a Mother-Daughter banquet at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. She loved singing in the choir. The last day she was able to attend church was Easter Sunday 1973.
She loved and enjoyed spending time with grandkids and visiting with her kids and grandkids at their homes. They drove out to Phoenix, Arizona to visit with her in-laws; and enjoyed driving down Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway to Cherokee; camping in the mountains on the way. She is greatly loved and missed by family and friends.
Donna Mae Thompson Kingsboro born 1-18-1922 in Cleveland, OH. Died 11-20-1973 at 51 with stomach cancer. She is buried at Garfield Cemetery in Sheffield Village, Lorain County, OH near her Maternal Grandmother, Parents, Husband Howard Franklin Kingsboro, and other family members.
Mother Hazel Mae Krugman Thompson 12-18-1905 Cleveland, OH to T/8-24-1982 at Community Health Partners Hospital in Lorain, OH at 76 Memorial #75267684. Hazel Thompson moved to Sheffield Lake, OH 1926. Dad is Kenneth Perry Thompson (died 1954) Memorial #74024521. Maternal Grandma Maebelle Krugman Thompson is buried at Garfield Cemetery in Sheffield Village Memorial #75256313.
Donna married Howard Franklin Kingsboro 2-4-1937. They lived in Sheffield Lake, OH with 4 children, Jim/Howard James Kingsboro, Larry Eugene Kingsboro, Cheryl Lynn Kingsboro Ross Dimando, and Richard Keith Kingsboro at 830 Pasadenia Avenue (which no longer exists; was torn down). Richard graduated from BHS (Brookside High School) Class of 1967. Jim was in the U.S. Army, as was his Dad Howard Franklin Kingsboro.
Donna was a Sunday School teacher for 3-year-olds and a choir member at East Side/Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. Donna & husband Howard & son Richard were saved in a home Bible study with Elmer Cook & were baptized at East Side Baptist Church, Lorain, OH 2-22-1965 by Pastor Verne L. Dunham. She often took grandkids to church with her.
Siblings include Oliver/Ollie Kenneth Thompson (12-20-1923 to 3-29-1987 at 63) Memorial #75267765, (Kenneth) David Thompson, Merl Thompson Dzikielewski (12-31-1929 to 2014, cremated), Paula Thompson Mallard Locke (1-3-1929), (Hazel) Mary Thompson White, Judy/Judith Thompson Podmanik, Tim/Timothy Thompson, June Thompson Irish, and Maebelle Thompson McCallie Fill.
Donna loved garage sales and made most of her own clothing, skillfully making new outfits out of used clothing. She loved to cook and enjoyed family gatherings, camping, fishing, and swimming (she was an excellent swimmer). Family gathered at the Kingsboro home at 830 Pasadena Avenue, Sheffield Lake, OH every Christmas Day. She loved to whistle and sing. Donna sang with her sisters and her Mom while her Grandma Krugman played piano for a Mother-Daughter banquet at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. She loved singing in the choir. The last day she was able to attend church was Easter Sunday 1973.
She loved and enjoyed spending time with grandkids and visiting with her kids and grandkids at their homes. They drove out to Phoenix, Arizona to visit with her in-laws; and enjoyed driving down Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway to Cherokee; camping in the mountains on the way. She is greatly loved and missed by family and friends.
Mother Hazel Mae Krugman Thompson 12-18-1905 Cleveland, OH to T/8-24-1982 at Community Health Partners Hospital in Lorain, OH at 76 Memorial #75267684. Hazel Thompson moved to Sheffield Lake, OH 1926. Dad is Kenneth Perry Thompson (died 1954) Memorial #74024521. Maternal Grandma Maebelle Krugman Thompson is buried at Garfield Cemetery in Sheffield Village Memorial #75256313.
Donna married Howard Franklin Kingsboro 2-4-1937. They lived in Sheffield Lake, OH with 4 children, Jim/Howard James Kingsboro, Larry Eugene Kingsboro, Cheryl Lynn Kingsboro Ross Dimando, and Richard Keith Kingsboro at 830 Pasadenia Avenue (which no longer exists; was torn down). Richard graduated from BHS (Brookside High School) Class of 1967. Jim was in the U.S. Army, as was his Dad Howard Franklin Kingsboro.
Donna was a Sunday School teacher for 3-year-olds and a choir member at East Side/Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. Donna & husband Howard & son Richard were saved in a home Bible study with Elmer Cook & were baptized at East Side Baptist Church, Lorain, OH 2-22-1965 by Pastor Verne L. Dunham. She often took grandkids to church with her.
Siblings include Oliver/Ollie Kenneth Thompson (12-20-1923 to 3-29-1987 at 63) Memorial #75267765, (Kenneth) David Thompson, Merl Thompson Dzikielewski (12-31-1929 to 2014, cremated), Paula Thompson Mallard Locke (1-3-1929), (Hazel) Mary Thompson White, Judy/Judith Thompson Podmanik, Tim/Timothy Thompson, June Thompson Irish, and Maebelle Thompson McCallie Fill.
Donna loved garage sales and made most of her own clothing, skillfully making new outfits out of used clothing. She loved to cook and enjoyed family gatherings, camping, fishing, and swimming (she was an excellent swimmer). Family gathered at the Kingsboro home at 830 Pasadena Avenue, Sheffield Lake, OH every Christmas Day. She loved to whistle and sing. Donna sang with her sisters and her Mom while her Grandma Krugman played piano for a Mother-Daughter banquet at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, Lorain, OH. She loved singing in the choir. The last day she was able to attend church was Easter Sunday 1973.
She loved and enjoyed spending time with grandkids and visiting with her kids and grandkids at their homes. They drove out to Phoenix, Arizona to visit with her in-laws; and enjoyed driving down Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway to Cherokee; camping in the mountains on the way. She is greatly loved and missed by family and friends.
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