She married Thornton Lee of Quincy in April 1947.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee was survived by her daughter Dawn, son Harry, mother Mrs. Theresa Kern, sister Mary Curnow, and three brothers, George, Jack, and Louis Kern.
She served with the Waves during World War II, attaining rank of pharmacist's mate first class. She also served in Washington D.C. and later a Naval hospital in Farragut, Idaho.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee was survived by her daughter Dawn, son Harry, mother Mrs. Theresa Kern, sister Mary Curnow, and three brothers, George, Jack, and Louis Kern.
She served with the Waves during World War II, attaining rank of pharmacist's mate first class. She also served in Washington D.C. and later a Naval hospital in Farragut, Idaho.
She married Thornton Lee of Quincy in April 1947.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee was survived by her daughter Dawn, son Harry, mother Mrs. Theresa Kern, sister Mary Curnow, and three brothers, George, Jack, and Louis Kern.
She served with the Waves during World War II, attaining rank of pharmacist's mate first class. She also served in Washington D.C. and later a Naval hospital in Farragut, Idaho.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee was survived by her daughter Dawn, son Harry, mother Mrs. Theresa Kern, sister Mary Curnow, and three brothers, George, Jack, and Louis Kern.
She served with the Waves during World War II, attaining rank of pharmacist's mate first class. She also served in Washington D.C. and later a Naval hospital in Farragut, Idaho.
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