Adeline Francis Kish passed away July 28, 2018 in Mission Viejo, CA. She was born October 29, 1936 in Uniontown, PA to David and Sara McCord. She is survived by her daughter, Linda; daughter-in-law Mona; and brother David McCord III (Sally). Addie was predeceased by her loving husband of 47 years, Robert Kish; her sisters Patty and Vonnie. Addie grew up on a farm, and with so pure a heart, like her namesake, St. Francis; animals were always drawn to her. Animals continued to be her lifelong passion.
While watching the Rose Parade on TV, she saw how beautiful the winters were in California, so at age 20, she moved west. Addie met husband Robert, while both were working in aerospace. They married in Las Vegas after a few months, and daughter Linda was born a year later. A loving, kind and gentle soul, Addie was loved by everyone who met her. None adored her more than Linda and Mona who were at her bedside during her passing.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association
While watching the Rose Parade on TV, she saw how beautiful the winters were in California, so at age 20, she moved west. Addie met husband Robert, while both were working in aerospace. They married in Las Vegas after a few months, and daughter Linda was born a year later. A loving, kind and gentle soul, Addie was loved by everyone who met her. None adored her more than Linda and Mona who were at her bedside during her passing.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association
Adeline Francis Kish passed away July 28, 2018 in Mission Viejo, CA. She was born October 29, 1936 in Uniontown, PA to David and Sara McCord. She is survived by her daughter, Linda; daughter-in-law Mona; and brother David McCord III (Sally). Addie was predeceased by her loving husband of 47 years, Robert Kish; her sisters Patty and Vonnie. Addie grew up on a farm, and with so pure a heart, like her namesake, St. Francis; animals were always drawn to her. Animals continued to be her lifelong passion.
While watching the Rose Parade on TV, she saw how beautiful the winters were in California, so at age 20, she moved west. Addie met husband Robert, while both were working in aerospace. They married in Las Vegas after a few months, and daughter Linda was born a year later. A loving, kind and gentle soul, Addie was loved by everyone who met her. None adored her more than Linda and Mona who were at her bedside during her passing.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association
While watching the Rose Parade on TV, she saw how beautiful the winters were in California, so at age 20, she moved west. Addie met husband Robert, while both were working in aerospace. They married in Las Vegas after a few months, and daughter Linda was born a year later. A loving, kind and gentle soul, Addie was loved by everyone who met her. None adored her more than Linda and Mona who were at her bedside during her passing.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association
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