Louise Jordan moved to South Pasadena, Florida in 1980 from her home in Atlanta, Georgia, where she retired as chief operator for Southern Bell Telephone after 49 years of service.
She was a member of Pasadena Presbyterian church, Telephone Pioneers of America, Beta Sigma Phi sorority and the Christian Business Women.
Survivors include a sister, Doris C. Entreken, niece, Anna B. Hall, and nephews William S. Blackstock, Jr., Edward Entreken and David Entreken.
Louise's mother was Lessie Cosby, her father a Mr. Jordan. No information is available on him.
She was a member of Pasadena Presbyterian church, Telephone Pioneers of America, Beta Sigma Phi sorority and the Christian Business Women.
Survivors include a sister, Doris C. Entreken, niece, Anna B. Hall, and nephews William S. Blackstock, Jr., Edward Entreken and David Entreken.
Louise's mother was Lessie Cosby, her father a Mr. Jordan. No information is available on him.
Louise Jordan moved to South Pasadena, Florida in 1980 from her home in Atlanta, Georgia, where she retired as chief operator for Southern Bell Telephone after 49 years of service.
She was a member of Pasadena Presbyterian church, Telephone Pioneers of America, Beta Sigma Phi sorority and the Christian Business Women.
Survivors include a sister, Doris C. Entreken, niece, Anna B. Hall, and nephews William S. Blackstock, Jr., Edward Entreken and David Entreken.
Louise's mother was Lessie Cosby, her father a Mr. Jordan. No information is available on him.
She was a member of Pasadena Presbyterian church, Telephone Pioneers of America, Beta Sigma Phi sorority and the Christian Business Women.
Survivors include a sister, Doris C. Entreken, niece, Anna B. Hall, and nephews William S. Blackstock, Jr., Edward Entreken and David Entreken.
Louise's mother was Lessie Cosby, her father a Mr. Jordan. No information is available on him.
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