Lorine Louise <I>Douglas</I> Wallace

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Lorine Louise Douglas Wallace

Birth
Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri, USA
Death
11 Oct 1999 (aged 79)
Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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FATHER: Adolphus 'Dolph' Douglas
MOTHER: Osa Ola Kirby Douglas

Lorine was the middle child of 5 girls.

SISTERS:
Helen June Buckingham Sowersby
Verna Jeanne Buckingham Gustafson
Norma Faye Douglas Reeves
Mary Lou Douglas Fenske

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Lorine was married to:
HUSBAND - Eugene Earnest Wallace
on January 21, 1939.
They were married for 46 years before his passing in November 1985

Her joy-in-life dimmed when the love-of-her-life, her husband Eugene passed away. For the next 14 years, she had to carry on alone. This burden was very difficult for her.

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She was Grannie to two children:
(1) GRANDSON - Michael Christopher Wilson
(2) GRANDSON - Scott Randall Wilson

GREAT-GRANDMOTHER to Derek Andrew Wilson

Lorine was a very good, loving grandmother to both the boys, loving them and they loved their 'Grannie' in return.

She was able to see, enjoy and express her pride in her Great-Grandson, Derek Andrew (Scott's son) for almost a year before she passed away.

Taking great joy in being a homemaker and caring for her family, this activity was the primary focus of her being.

Lorine eventually developed macular degeneration in her eyes. The last 5 years of her life, her sight was greatly diminished.
Her little dog, a Yorkshire Silkie named Susie was much company and comfort to her.

By clicking on see more photos pictured is the 3 oldest sisters, taken in 1990 when their mother died. From left to right is Helen, Jeanne and Lorine. (Norma Faye was still alive but was not able to attend the funeral to be in the photo)

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As her daughter, I remember how much she lovingly cared for me as a child. When I was very little, I called her 'Mer' because I couldn't say mom or mother. As a little girl, she gave me the best care and attention, spending hours playing in the sandbox making sand pies and cakes, playing dollies and paper dolls. I was later, able to return that care when she was older and needed care and attention from me.
Now, missing her always. ♥!♥

~ Her daughter, Nancy
FATHER: Adolphus 'Dolph' Douglas
MOTHER: Osa Ola Kirby Douglas

Lorine was the middle child of 5 girls.

SISTERS:
Helen June Buckingham Sowersby
Verna Jeanne Buckingham Gustafson
Norma Faye Douglas Reeves
Mary Lou Douglas Fenske

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Lorine was married to:
HUSBAND - Eugene Earnest Wallace
on January 21, 1939.
They were married for 46 years before his passing in November 1985

Her joy-in-life dimmed when the love-of-her-life, her husband Eugene passed away. For the next 14 years, she had to carry on alone. This burden was very difficult for her.

*******************************
She was Grannie to two children:
(1) GRANDSON - Michael Christopher Wilson
(2) GRANDSON - Scott Randall Wilson

GREAT-GRANDMOTHER to Derek Andrew Wilson

Lorine was a very good, loving grandmother to both the boys, loving them and they loved their 'Grannie' in return.

She was able to see, enjoy and express her pride in her Great-Grandson, Derek Andrew (Scott's son) for almost a year before she passed away.

Taking great joy in being a homemaker and caring for her family, this activity was the primary focus of her being.

Lorine eventually developed macular degeneration in her eyes. The last 5 years of her life, her sight was greatly diminished.
Her little dog, a Yorkshire Silkie named Susie was much company and comfort to her.

By clicking on see more photos pictured is the 3 oldest sisters, taken in 1990 when their mother died. From left to right is Helen, Jeanne and Lorine. (Norma Faye was still alive but was not able to attend the funeral to be in the photo)

¸.•..¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨) )
(¸.•.. (¸.•.. ♥ ♥ ♥♥ ♥ ♥

As her daughter, I remember how much she lovingly cared for me as a child. When I was very little, I called her 'Mer' because I couldn't say mom or mother. As a little girl, she gave me the best care and attention, spending hours playing in the sandbox making sand pies and cakes, playing dollies and paper dolls. I was later, able to return that care when she was older and needed care and attention from me.
Now, missing her always. ♥!♥

~ Her daughter, Nancy


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