Cascade Pioneer, June 9, 1983, page 24, columns 7 – 8
IN MEMORIUM
DIED—November 28, 1920, Mary Lucile, daughter of Mrs. Josie Leonard, of St. Patrick's parish, Garryowen. Born November 15, 1910. Her illness, which was of a rheumatic nature, covered, a period of three months, and she endured her sickness with great patience and was conscious to the last, receiving the last sacraments a few hours before her death.
She is survived by her mother and the following, brothers and sister: Myrle, Melvin, Edmond, Paul and Willie. Her father was the late William Patrick Leonard, who met death by lightning five years ago.
The funeral services were held Tuesday morning, November 30, at St. Patrick's church, Garryowen, Rev. P. J. Coffey officiating. Her pallbearers were chosen from among her school mates namely: active pallbearers, George Cannon, Paul Curtis, Joe Federspiel, and Steven Brady, Honorary pallbearers Nellie McLaughlin, Florence Donovan, Rosebelle Otting, Rosie Federspiel, Mary Hosch, Regina Williams, Edmond Donovan, Joseph O'Connell, Ernie Federspiel and Joseph Rogers.
Mrs. Leonard and family wish to express their sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the sickness and death of their beloved daughter and sister, Mary Lucile Leonard.
IN MEMORIUM
DIED—November 28, 1920, Mary Lucile, daughter of Mrs. Josie Leonard, of St. Patrick's parish, Garryowen. Born November 15, 1910. Her illness, which was of a rheumatic nature, covered, a period of three months, and she endured her sickness with great patience and was conscious to the last, receiving the last sacraments a few hours before her death.
She is survived by her mother and the following, brothers and sister: Myrle, Melvin, Edmond, Paul and Willie. Her father was the late William Patrick Leonard, who met death by lightning five years ago.
The funeral services were held Tuesday morning, November 30, at St. Patrick's church, Garryowen, Rev. P. J. Coffey officiating. Her pallbearers were chosen from among her school mates namely: active pallbearers, George Cannon, Paul Curtis, Joe Federspiel, and Steven Brady, Honorary pallbearers Nellie McLaughlin, Florence Donovan, Rosebelle Otting, Rosie Federspiel, Mary Hosch, Regina Williams, Edmond Donovan, Joseph O'Connell, Ernie Federspiel and Joseph Rogers.
Mrs. Leonard and family wish to express their sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the sickness and death of their beloved daughter and sister, Mary Lucile Leonard.
Cascade Pioneer, June 9, 1983, page 24, columns 7 – 8
IN MEMORIUM
DIED—November 28, 1920, Mary Lucile, daughter of Mrs. Josie Leonard, of St. Patrick's parish, Garryowen. Born November 15, 1910. Her illness, which was of a rheumatic nature, covered, a period of three months, and she endured her sickness with great patience and was conscious to the last, receiving the last sacraments a few hours before her death.
She is survived by her mother and the following, brothers and sister: Myrle, Melvin, Edmond, Paul and Willie. Her father was the late William Patrick Leonard, who met death by lightning five years ago.
The funeral services were held Tuesday morning, November 30, at St. Patrick's church, Garryowen, Rev. P. J. Coffey officiating. Her pallbearers were chosen from among her school mates namely: active pallbearers, George Cannon, Paul Curtis, Joe Federspiel, and Steven Brady, Honorary pallbearers Nellie McLaughlin, Florence Donovan, Rosebelle Otting, Rosie Federspiel, Mary Hosch, Regina Williams, Edmond Donovan, Joseph O'Connell, Ernie Federspiel and Joseph Rogers.
Mrs. Leonard and family wish to express their sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the sickness and death of their beloved daughter and sister, Mary Lucile Leonard.
IN MEMORIUM
DIED—November 28, 1920, Mary Lucile, daughter of Mrs. Josie Leonard, of St. Patrick's parish, Garryowen. Born November 15, 1910. Her illness, which was of a rheumatic nature, covered, a period of three months, and she endured her sickness with great patience and was conscious to the last, receiving the last sacraments a few hours before her death.
She is survived by her mother and the following, brothers and sister: Myrle, Melvin, Edmond, Paul and Willie. Her father was the late William Patrick Leonard, who met death by lightning five years ago.
The funeral services were held Tuesday morning, November 30, at St. Patrick's church, Garryowen, Rev. P. J. Coffey officiating. Her pallbearers were chosen from among her school mates namely: active pallbearers, George Cannon, Paul Curtis, Joe Federspiel, and Steven Brady, Honorary pallbearers Nellie McLaughlin, Florence Donovan, Rosebelle Otting, Rosie Federspiel, Mary Hosch, Regina Williams, Edmond Donovan, Joseph O'Connell, Ernie Federspiel and Joseph Rogers.
Mrs. Leonard and family wish to express their sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the sickness and death of their beloved daughter and sister, Mary Lucile Leonard.
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