Born in Detroit, she married George after World War II and raised her family in Dearborn. After George died, she moved to North Carolina to be near her daughter and her family. She made her home at the Durham Regent, where her remaining years were happy and fulfilling. She enjoyed crafts for many years but will be remembered most for her smile. She was a parishioner of St. Thomas More Catholic Church in Chapel Hill. She was known for her cooking, especially her desserts. She would pick grapes from the grape vine in her backyard and made a killer grape pie.
Born in Detroit, she married George after World War II and raised her family in Dearborn. After George died, she moved to North Carolina to be near her daughter and her family. She made her home at the Durham Regent, where her remaining years were happy and fulfilling. She enjoyed crafts for many years but will be remembered most for her smile. She was a parishioner of St. Thomas More Catholic Church in Chapel Hill. She was known for her cooking, especially her desserts. She would pick grapes from the grape vine in her backyard and made a killer grape pie.
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