Dorislee Madeline Mischel b. 13 DEC 1922 St. Louis, Missouri d. 5 JUL 2002 San Jose, CA

1922 - 2002

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Birth 13 Dec 1922 St. Louis, Missouri

Gender Female

Died 5 Jul 2002 San Jose, CA

Buried Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Los Altos, CA

Person ID I0029 Hartman

Last Modified 12 May 2006

Father Leo William Mischel, b. 20 May 1892, MO , d. 7 Aug 1947, St. Louis, MO

Mother Effie Regina "Pearl" Maes, b. 25 Jun 1890, d. 14 Feb 1929, St. Louis, Missouri

Married 2 Jun 1920 St. Thomas of Aquinas Church, St. Louis, MO

Histories Maes Mischel 1930

Family ID F022 Group Sheet

Family Eugene Joseph Kalney, b. 19 Mar 1912, St. Louis, Missouri , d. 17 Nov 2002, San Jose, CA

Married 15 May 1960 St. Timothy's Church, St. Louis, Missouri

Children

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Family ID F014 Group Sheet

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		First communion


		Effie &baby Dorislee

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		Aunt Jennie & Gerlachs

Notes	She graduated St. Elizabeth Academy and worked as a secretary for Ligget &Myers in St. Louis. She was active in the Talbot Cllub and performed in their plays. She moved to California upon her marriage. After raising her daughters she went back to clerical work about 1975. She retired from Security Pacific Bank in employee relations as a Retirement Specialist She earned her BA in Sociology from California State Univ. Los Angeles in 1994. She sang in the choir and lectored at church. She and Eugene brought communion to the sick. She had many friends and especially loved her family, church, and singing.