1934
Mary
2016
Mary Eleanor Roe
December 3, 1934 — March 30, 2016
Mary Eleanor Houser Roe was born Dec 3, 1934 in Ashland Village, IL, to Lloyd Joseph Houser and Eleanor Marie Whitrock Houser, and passed away March 30, 2016 in McKinney, TX
She is pre deceased by first husband William Ketcham and second husband Fred Roe
Survived by daughter, Theresa Baker, her husband Mike and their daughters Vicki Stallings and Jackie Baker
Daughter, Deborah Martin,
Son, Timothy Ketcham, his wife Laura and their children Eric Ketcham and Kerry Ketcham
Son, Kevin Ketcham
Daughter in law Gerry Berra and her family
Cousins, nieces, nephews and many, many friends.
Her friendswill remember herkindness and sense of humor, she will be deeply missed.
Mary worked as the office assistantfor 20 years at the Parish Episcopal School in Dallas, and at several nursing homes after that.
The best years of her life were spent in McKinney after she met and married Fred Roe. She loved the early years of their life together in McKinney when it was still a small town.They enjoyed travelling, bowling, playing pool, woodworking, puttering with her plants, and caring for the pets she had through the years -including her outside birds! Following Freds' death, she found her niche volunteering at the McKinney Senior Center for the past 10 years which she thoroughly enjoyed.
If you wish to make a donation in her memory, two of her favorite charities were St. Judes, and Wounded Warriors
She is pre deceased by first husband William Ketcham and second husband Fred Roe
Survived by daughter, Theresa Baker, her husband Mike and their daughters Vicki Stallings and Jackie Baker
Daughter, Deborah Martin,
Son, Timothy Ketcham, his wife Laura and their children Eric Ketcham and Kerry Ketcham
Son, Kevin Ketcham
Daughter in law Gerry Berra and her family
Cousins, nieces, nephews and many, many friends.
Her friendswill remember herkindness and sense of humor, she will be deeply missed.
Mary worked as the office assistantfor 20 years at the Parish Episcopal School in Dallas, and at several nursing homes after that.
The best years of her life were spent in McKinney after she met and married Fred Roe. She loved the early years of their life together in McKinney when it was still a small town.They enjoyed travelling, bowling, playing pool, woodworking, puttering with her plants, and caring for the pets she had through the years -including her outside birds! Following Freds' death, she found her niche volunteering at the McKinney Senior Center for the past 10 years which she thoroughly enjoyed.
If you wish to make a donation in her memory, two of her favorite charities were St. Judes, and Wounded Warriors
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