Gene later became a farmer in O'Connor, Nebraska. He lived and worked on 80 acre farm. All his children graduated from St. Joseph's Academy in O'Connor except his youngest Monica, she graduated in Los Angeles, California. Gene also farmed 160 acres in Brayton, Nebraska, three miles south of O'Connor.
Several years of drought, forced him to move to Los Angeles, California in 1943 where he became a supervisor in the Long Beach ship yards.
After the war was over he was a carpenter for several years and worked for Kaiser Construction Company, building many tract homes, after an accident at the age of 65 he retired.
Gene later became a farmer in O'Connor, Nebraska. He lived and worked on 80 acre farm. All his children graduated from St. Joseph's Academy in O'Connor except his youngest Monica, she graduated in Los Angeles, California. Gene also farmed 160 acres in Brayton, Nebraska, three miles south of O'Connor.
Several years of drought, forced him to move to Los Angeles, California in 1943 where he became a supervisor in the Long Beach ship yards.
After the war was over he was a carpenter for several years and worked for Kaiser Construction Company, building many tract homes, after an accident at the age of 65 he retired.
Family Members
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Julia Ella Donahue Kirkendoll
1886–1975
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Margaret Ethelyne Donahue Roberts
1891–1990
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Michael Joseph "Mike" Donahue
1894–1970
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Thomas Edward "Tom" Donahue
1897–1961
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Delia Iona "Dede" Donahue Sivey
1899–1984
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Marie Celeste Donahue Hart
1903–1980
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Charles Cecil "Cec" Donahue
1907–1955
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PFC John Leonard "Blackie, Lynn" Donahue
1912–1945
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