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contributor #51382862∼AGE 61 PRECEDED BY PARENTS, lAWRENCE & GENEVIEVE BOWNEY, BROTHER, MICHAEL JOSEPH. SURVIVED BY 2 SISTERS, ANN ABEEL AND SUSAN O'REILLY
Mary Jo was born in Kansas City, Missouri, on 22 May 1941. She attended Delano School, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Grade School, and Bishop Hogan High School. She was a graduate of Avila College in Kansas City, Missouri. Her career in medical records began at St. Joseph Hospital. In 1967, she became Director of Medical Records at Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After many years, she moved on to be Director of Medical Records at Children's Medical Center of Tulsa. Mary Jo retired in 2001 after having been Director of Medical Records at Select Specialty Hospital in Tulsa. She had been active in the American and Oklahoma Health Information Management Associations and was a volunteer for Neighbor for Neighbor.
Mimi was a wonderful daughter, taking care of her mother in her later years, the best sister and sister-in-law anyone could have prayed for, and the ultimate aunt and great aunt. She had the qualities of independence, perseverance, compassion, humor and most of all, the gift of being a loyal friend to all. She was a "heck" of a lot of fun. Our lives have been enriched by her and we look forward to being together forever in heaven.
Excerpted from The Kansas City Star, 29 Apr 2003
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contributor #51382862∼AGE 61 PRECEDED BY PARENTS, lAWRENCE & GENEVIEVE BOWNEY, BROTHER, MICHAEL JOSEPH. SURVIVED BY 2 SISTERS, ANN ABEEL AND SUSAN O'REILLY
Mary Jo was born in Kansas City, Missouri, on 22 May 1941. She attended Delano School, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Grade School, and Bishop Hogan High School. She was a graduate of Avila College in Kansas City, Missouri. Her career in medical records began at St. Joseph Hospital. In 1967, she became Director of Medical Records at Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After many years, she moved on to be Director of Medical Records at Children's Medical Center of Tulsa. Mary Jo retired in 2001 after having been Director of Medical Records at Select Specialty Hospital in Tulsa. She had been active in the American and Oklahoma Health Information Management Associations and was a volunteer for Neighbor for Neighbor.
Mimi was a wonderful daughter, taking care of her mother in her later years, the best sister and sister-in-law anyone could have prayed for, and the ultimate aunt and great aunt. She had the qualities of independence, perseverance, compassion, humor and most of all, the gift of being a loyal friend to all. She was a "heck" of a lot of fun. Our lives have been enriched by her and we look forward to being together forever in heaven.
Excerpted from The Kansas City Star, 29 Apr 2003
Contributor: KANelson (48358217) added 1/12/22
To see entire obit use this link
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/kansascity/name/mary-downey-obituary?id=4229942
contributor #51382862∼AGE 61 PRECEDED BY PARENTS, lAWRENCE & GENEVIEVE BOWNEY, BROTHER, MICHAEL JOSEPH. SURVIVED BY 2 SISTERS, ANN ABEEL AND SUSAN O'REILLY
Mary Jo was born in Kansas City, Missouri, on 22 May 1941. She attended Delano School, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Grade School, and Bishop Hogan High School. She was a graduate of Avila College in Kansas City, Missouri. Her career in medical records began at St. Joseph Hospital. In 1967, she became Director of Medical Records at Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After many years, she moved on to be Director of Medical Records at Children's Medical Center of Tulsa. Mary Jo retired in 2001 after having been Director of Medical Records at Select Specialty Hospital in Tulsa. She had been active in the American and Oklahoma Health Information Management Associations and was a volunteer for Neighbor for Neighbor.
Mimi was a wonderful daughter, taking care of her mother in her later years, the best sister and sister-in-law anyone could have prayed for, and the ultimate aunt and great aunt. She had the qualities of independence, perseverance, compassion, humor and most of all, the gift of being a loyal friend to all. She was a "heck" of a lot of fun. Our lives have been enriched by her and we look forward to being together forever in heaven.
Excerpted from The Kansas City Star, 29 Apr 2003
Contributor: KANelson (48358217) added 1/12/22
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/kansascity/name/mary-downey-obituary?id=4229942
contributor #51382862∼AGE 61 PRECEDED BY PARENTS, lAWRENCE & GENEVIEVE BOWNEY, BROTHER, MICHAEL JOSEPH. SURVIVED BY 2 SISTERS, ANN ABEEL AND SUSAN O'REILLY
Mary Jo was born in Kansas City, Missouri, on 22 May 1941. She attended Delano School, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Grade School, and Bishop Hogan High School. She was a graduate of Avila College in Kansas City, Missouri. Her career in medical records began at St. Joseph Hospital. In 1967, she became Director of Medical Records at Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After many years, she moved on to be Director of Medical Records at Children's Medical Center of Tulsa. Mary Jo retired in 2001 after having been Director of Medical Records at Select Specialty Hospital in Tulsa. She had been active in the American and Oklahoma Health Information Management Associations and was a volunteer for Neighbor for Neighbor.
Mimi was a wonderful daughter, taking care of her mother in her later years, the best sister and sister-in-law anyone could have prayed for, and the ultimate aunt and great aunt. She had the qualities of independence, perseverance, compassion, humor and most of all, the gift of being a loyal friend to all. She was a "heck" of a lot of fun. Our lives have been enriched by her and we look forward to being together forever in heaven.
Excerpted from The Kansas City Star, 29 Apr 2003
Contributor: KANelson (48358217) added 1/12/22
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