The Kansas City Times, Kansas City, Missouri, Friday, April 19, 1985, Page:43
MRS. FRANCES V. JEPSON
Frances Virginia Jepson, 60, Leavenworth formerly of Kansas City died Wednesday at Providence-St. Margaret Health Center.
She was born In Philipsburg, Kan. and had lived in this area before she moved to Leavenworth 26 years ago.
rs.n Jepson was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. She was a member and deaconess of the First Baptist Church, Basehor, Kan., a member of its Christian Women's Club and a leader of its Christian Bible Study Club.
She leaves her husband Thomas Earl Jepson of the home, three sons Earl Marvin Jepson, San Diego, Darrell Hans Jepson, Angleton, Texas and Dean Christian Jepson, Lansing, Kan., two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Marie Forge and Mrs. Shirley Maiine(?) Monshower of Leavenworth; a sister, Mrs. Laverne Braden, Topeka, two stepbrothers, Glenn Hause, Topeka and Wayne Hause Hartsburg, Mo., 11 grandchildren and a stepgrandson.
Services will be at 9:30 am Saturday at the church. Burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm today at the Davis Chapel, Leavenworth. The family suggests contributions to the church.
MRS. FRANCES V. JEPSON
Frances Virginia Jepson, 60, Leavenworth formerly of Kansas City died Wednesday at Providence-St. Margaret Health Center.
She was born In Philipsburg, Kan. and had lived in this area before she moved to Leavenworth 26 years ago.
rs.n Jepson was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. She was a member and deaconess of the First Baptist Church, Basehor, Kan., a member of its Christian Women's Club and a leader of its Christian Bible Study Club.
She leaves her husband Thomas Earl Jepson of the home, three sons Earl Marvin Jepson, San Diego, Darrell Hans Jepson, Angleton, Texas and Dean Christian Jepson, Lansing, Kan., two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Marie Forge and Mrs. Shirley Maiine(?) Monshower of Leavenworth; a sister, Mrs. Laverne Braden, Topeka, two stepbrothers, Glenn Hause, Topeka and Wayne Hause Hartsburg, Mo., 11 grandchildren and a stepgrandson.
Services will be at 9:30 am Saturday at the church. Burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm today at the Davis Chapel, Leavenworth. The family suggests contributions to the church.
The Kansas City Times, Kansas City, Missouri, Friday, April 19, 1985, Page:43
MRS. FRANCES V. JEPSON
Frances Virginia Jepson, 60, Leavenworth formerly of Kansas City died Wednesday at Providence-St. Margaret Health Center.
She was born In Philipsburg, Kan. and had lived in this area before she moved to Leavenworth 26 years ago.
rs.n Jepson was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. She was a member and deaconess of the First Baptist Church, Basehor, Kan., a member of its Christian Women's Club and a leader of its Christian Bible Study Club.
She leaves her husband Thomas Earl Jepson of the home, three sons Earl Marvin Jepson, San Diego, Darrell Hans Jepson, Angleton, Texas and Dean Christian Jepson, Lansing, Kan., two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Marie Forge and Mrs. Shirley Maiine(?) Monshower of Leavenworth; a sister, Mrs. Laverne Braden, Topeka, two stepbrothers, Glenn Hause, Topeka and Wayne Hause Hartsburg, Mo., 11 grandchildren and a stepgrandson.
Services will be at 9:30 am Saturday at the church. Burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm today at the Davis Chapel, Leavenworth. The family suggests contributions to the church.
MRS. FRANCES V. JEPSON
Frances Virginia Jepson, 60, Leavenworth formerly of Kansas City died Wednesday at Providence-St. Margaret Health Center.
She was born In Philipsburg, Kan. and had lived in this area before she moved to Leavenworth 26 years ago.
rs.n Jepson was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. She was a member and deaconess of the First Baptist Church, Basehor, Kan., a member of its Christian Women's Club and a leader of its Christian Bible Study Club.
She leaves her husband Thomas Earl Jepson of the home, three sons Earl Marvin Jepson, San Diego, Darrell Hans Jepson, Angleton, Texas and Dean Christian Jepson, Lansing, Kan., two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Marie Forge and Mrs. Shirley Maiine(?) Monshower of Leavenworth; a sister, Mrs. Laverne Braden, Topeka, two stepbrothers, Glenn Hause, Topeka and Wayne Hause Hartsburg, Mo., 11 grandchildren and a stepgrandson.
Services will be at 9:30 am Saturday at the church. Burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm today at the Davis Chapel, Leavenworth. The family suggests contributions to the church.
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