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After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000) ------------------------------ Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965 Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
After a successful grade school career at St. Margaret Mary's, Sheila attended St. Scholastica High School, graduating in 1952. Sheila then went to Atchison, Kansas and attended Mount St. Scholastica for one year before returning to Chicago for a year at Mundelein and two years at Loyola, graduating from Loyola with a degree in Education in 1956. While a student at Loyola, she met Charlie Purcell. The two were married on the day after Christmas in 1960. Sheila gave birth to their first child (Charlie) in November of the following year. From that point on Sheila was a wife and mother as well as a friend and telephone confidante extraordinaire. She was always there for her husband and children, as well as her siblings and friends, giving cogent advice and loving support. Sheila was a savvy student of human behavior and shared that insight with those around her. She died as a result of com0plications of pancreatic cancer in 1992, but her lifetime of work is felt everyday by her five children as well as her four grandchildren whom she would have deeply loved. (July 2000)
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Black & white family photo taken Summer 1965
Front Row from left: Vircinia Lane, CHarles Purcell, Angela Purcell, Angela Lane, Vicki Purcell, George Lane, Tom Purcell, Barbara Lane
Second Row: Dan Spoeri, Betsy Lane, Katie Lane, Dan Lane, Clem Lane, Bob Spoeri
Back Row: Stephan Lane, unknown, Jeanne SPoeri, Him Spoeri, unknown, John Spoeri, unknown
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1935 - 1992 (57 years)