Obituary for Doris Rosalie Smith Baldwin in Baldwin Kansas
Doris Rosalie Baldwin 74 died January 20 2000 at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City. Funeral Monday 10 am at First United Methodist Baldwin with Rev Nanette Roberts officiating. Born October 28 1924 in Trego County she married Floyd Smith November 22 1945 and lived in Baldwin since 1983. She worked as a bank teller at Baldwin State Bank and belonged to First United Methodist Church PEO and Kensington. Survivors include husband two daughters Doris Hinman and Donna Reed two sisters Loree Acheson Ava Cummings one brother Loren Wiles and five grandchildren. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Visitation Sunday after 1 pm with family 6 to 7:30 pm at Lambs Roberts Heise Funeral Home. Memorials to the church or St Luke's Heart Institute.
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