Katherine Wright was born October 12, 1927. She is the daughter of Elias Deeb (E.D.) and Mary Rahaim. Katherine graduated #3 in her class from Immaculate Concuption High School. She married Jack T. Wright Sr., December 3, 1949 and was mother to three children, grandmother of eight, great grandmother to eleven (and counting).
She had a kind heart and many people treasure the handmade blankets she crocheted for their new babies.
She was an expert seamstress and many say she baked the best cakes around.
She loved to square dance, bowl and play bingo. She lived a full and happy life and was fortunate to celebrate 50 years of marriage before her death.
She will be remembered for her love, her laughter and her compassion.
A great woman, who will be missed by many.
She had a kind heart and many people treasure the handmade blankets she crocheted for their new babies.
She was an expert seamstress and many say she baked the best cakes around.
She loved to square dance, bowl and play bingo. She lived a full and happy life and was fortunate to celebrate 50 years of marriage before her death.
She will be remembered for her love, her laughter and her compassion.
A great woman, who will be missed by many.
Katherine Wright was born October 12, 1927. She is the daughter of Elias Deeb (E.D.) and Mary Rahaim. Katherine graduated #3 in her class from Immaculate Concuption High School. She married Jack T. Wright Sr., December 3, 1949 and was mother to three children, grandmother of eight, great grandmother to eleven (and counting).
She had a kind heart and many people treasure the handmade blankets she crocheted for their new babies.
She was an expert seamstress and many say she baked the best cakes around.
She loved to square dance, bowl and play bingo. She lived a full and happy life and was fortunate to celebrate 50 years of marriage before her death.
She will be remembered for her love, her laughter and her compassion.
A great woman, who will be missed by many.
She had a kind heart and many people treasure the handmade blankets she crocheted for their new babies.
She was an expert seamstress and many say she baked the best cakes around.
She loved to square dance, bowl and play bingo. She lived a full and happy life and was fortunate to celebrate 50 years of marriage before her death.
She will be remembered for her love, her laughter and her compassion.
A great woman, who will be missed by many.
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