Rose Kane was born August 30, 1922, daughter of Leo and Margaret Kane in Cadott, WI. She entered the Congregation September 1, 1937, in Milwaukee, WI. She was invested August 12, 1939, and made her first profession of vows August 13, 1940, receiving the name of Sister Mary Pius. Also, in Milwaukee, she made her final profession of vows on August 13, 1946.
She held a degree in Restaurant Cooking. She was gifted with the art of food preparation; she sculptured large chunks of ice; she re-upholstered furniture.
She suffered a number of illnesses over the years. On Jan 22, 1988, she resigned her duties at Salvatorian Heights and submitted to be cared for as a patient herself. She fought cancer for 8 years to pass on January 11, 1996, the 74th year of life and the 56th year of religious profession.
She held a degree in Restaurant Cooking. She was gifted with the art of food preparation; she sculptured large chunks of ice; she re-upholstered furniture.
She suffered a number of illnesses over the years. On Jan 22, 1988, she resigned her duties at Salvatorian Heights and submitted to be cared for as a patient herself. She fought cancer for 8 years to pass on January 11, 1996, the 74th year of life and the 56th year of religious profession.
Rose Kane was born August 30, 1922, daughter of Leo and Margaret Kane in Cadott, WI. She entered the Congregation September 1, 1937, in Milwaukee, WI. She was invested August 12, 1939, and made her first profession of vows August 13, 1940, receiving the name of Sister Mary Pius. Also, in Milwaukee, she made her final profession of vows on August 13, 1946.
She held a degree in Restaurant Cooking. She was gifted with the art of food preparation; she sculptured large chunks of ice; she re-upholstered furniture.
She suffered a number of illnesses over the years. On Jan 22, 1988, she resigned her duties at Salvatorian Heights and submitted to be cared for as a patient herself. She fought cancer for 8 years to pass on January 11, 1996, the 74th year of life and the 56th year of religious profession.
She held a degree in Restaurant Cooking. She was gifted with the art of food preparation; she sculptured large chunks of ice; she re-upholstered furniture.
She suffered a number of illnesses over the years. On Jan 22, 1988, she resigned her duties at Salvatorian Heights and submitted to be cared for as a patient herself. She fought cancer for 8 years to pass on January 11, 1996, the 74th year of life and the 56th year of religious profession.
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