Chafey, Rona Linn, 35, born Dec. 10, 1959 in St. Joseph, Mo., died in the Okla. City disaster April 19, 1995. She graduated from Bethany High School and attended Okla. City Community College and Rose State College. She was a secretary for the Cleveland County Sheriff's Dept. and was assigned to the Drug Enforcement Administration 2 1/2 years ago.
I found this article about her in the Daily Oklahoman, if you would want to include on her memorial:
She was the type of person "who kept the drawer full of candy", said Cleveland County Sheriff Dewayne Beggs. Rona, 25, had worked for Beggs as a dispatcher before being assigned duty as a secretary in the Federal Building about 2 years ago.
Because of her proficiency, Beggs said her talents should be used by the Drug Enforcement Administration in OKC on a special task force. She was able to keep information confidential, and she was dedicated to her work.
"She was a person who really liked her job. I never saw her without a smile. She was always up, very light and a kind person," Beggs said.
Chafey was a graduate of Bethany HS and had attended OKC Community College and Rose State College.
She was a jovial person who did not mind pulling a few pranks on people sometimes.
She was married to Raymond Chafey and their children are Misty Monet and Nicholas Brooks.
I found this article about her in the Daily Oklahoman, if you would want to include on her memorial:
She was the type of person "who kept the drawer full of candy", said Cleveland County Sheriff Dewayne Beggs. Rona, 25, had worked for Beggs as a dispatcher before being assigned duty as a secretary in the Federal Building about 2 years ago.
Because of her proficiency, Beggs said her talents should be used by the Drug Enforcement Administration in OKC on a special task force. She was able to keep information confidential, and she was dedicated to her work.
"She was a person who really liked her job. I never saw her without a smile. She was always up, very light and a kind person," Beggs said.
Chafey was a graduate of Bethany HS and had attended OKC Community College and Rose State College.
She was a jovial person who did not mind pulling a few pranks on people sometimes.
She was married to Raymond Chafey and their children are Misty Monet and Nicholas Brooks.
Chafey, Rona Linn, 35, born Dec. 10, 1959 in St. Joseph, Mo., died in the Okla. City disaster April 19, 1995. She graduated from Bethany High School and attended Okla. City Community College and Rose State College. She was a secretary for the Cleveland County Sheriff's Dept. and was assigned to the Drug Enforcement Administration 2 1/2 years ago.
I found this article about her in the Daily Oklahoman, if you would want to include on her memorial:
She was the type of person "who kept the drawer full of candy", said Cleveland County Sheriff Dewayne Beggs. Rona, 25, had worked for Beggs as a dispatcher before being assigned duty as a secretary in the Federal Building about 2 years ago.
Because of her proficiency, Beggs said her talents should be used by the Drug Enforcement Administration in OKC on a special task force. She was able to keep information confidential, and she was dedicated to her work.
"She was a person who really liked her job. I never saw her without a smile. She was always up, very light and a kind person," Beggs said.
Chafey was a graduate of Bethany HS and had attended OKC Community College and Rose State College.
She was a jovial person who did not mind pulling a few pranks on people sometimes.
She was married to Raymond Chafey and their children are Misty Monet and Nicholas Brooks.
I found this article about her in the Daily Oklahoman, if you would want to include on her memorial:
She was the type of person "who kept the drawer full of candy", said Cleveland County Sheriff Dewayne Beggs. Rona, 25, had worked for Beggs as a dispatcher before being assigned duty as a secretary in the Federal Building about 2 years ago.
Because of her proficiency, Beggs said her talents should be used by the Drug Enforcement Administration in OKC on a special task force. She was able to keep information confidential, and she was dedicated to her work.
"She was a person who really liked her job. I never saw her without a smile. She was always up, very light and a kind person," Beggs said.
Chafey was a graduate of Bethany HS and had attended OKC Community College and Rose State College.
She was a jovial person who did not mind pulling a few pranks on people sometimes.
She was married to Raymond Chafey and their children are Misty Monet and Nicholas Brooks.
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