Helen Agnes DOUBROUGH
20th May 1923 - 17th Mar 2004
Life History
20th May 1923 |
Born in Stratford Ontario |
28th Jun 1947 |
Married Donald Arthur PLASKETT in Stratford Ontario |
1993 |
Resident in Tallahassee, FL |
15th Mar 2003 |
Death of Donald Arthur PLASKETT in Panama City Florida |
17th Mar 2004 |
Died in Crawfordville, Wakulla, Florida, USA |
Other facts
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Resident in Tallahassee, FL |
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Personality/Intrst in GOLF,SPORTS,CROCHET,GARDENING. |
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Resident in 907 MAPLEWOOD AVE TALLAHASSEE FL 32303 |
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Buried in Sunset memorial Gardens Thunder Bay Ontario.1 |
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Ethnicity/Relig. in METHODIST |
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2nd Residence in HOUSEWIFE |
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Birth of child Rosemary PLASKETT |
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Birth of child Stephen PLASKETT |
Notes
- Helen played softball in Stratford for many years. (Kroehler's)First base. Won the Ontario Softball Championship in 1943.
She and Don lived in Tallahassee Florida for many years and still do. Helen stayed in a nurseing home in Deston Florida. She was cremated and followed Don to Thunder Bay and was buried there.
She was an avid sportswoman, she loved golfing, winning the Port Arthur Country Club Championship and also the Thunder Bay Championship and the Northwestern Ontario Senior Ladies Curling Championship.
Plaskett, Helen
Published: Friday, March 19, 2004
It is with great sorrow the family announce the passing of Helen Agnes Plaskett, on March 17, 2004 in Destin, Florida. Helen was born in Stratford, Ontario on May 20, 1923 to Reginald and Rose Doubrough. An avid sportswoman, she was a Kroehler Girl that was ateam player of the Ontario Softball Champions of 1943 for Stratford. She married the love of her life Donald on June 28, 1947, who predeceased her on March 15, 2003. Helen loved golfing, winning the Port Arthur Country Club Championship, and the thunder Bay Country Club Championship. She also was a third for a rink that won the Northwestern Ontario senior ladies curling championship. Another passion of Helen's was bowling where she won many tournaments, including a perfect game at Superior Bowladrome in 1972, in which she was inducted into the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame. Helen will also be remembered for her fine craft's and art. Her love of animal's and family. Helen is survived by her daughter Rosemary (Bill Stewart), Whitehorse YK and son Steve (Charlene) Plaskett, Thunder Bay, grandchildren Dylan (Stewart), Thomas, Matthew, Ryann, and Jessica Plaskett. Much loved and missed by her sister Mary Wendland, Stratford, Ontario. sister-in-law's Gail, Avis. Brother-in-law's Doug and Dave, and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and good friends. Cremation has taken place and Interment will be at a later date. As expressions of sympathy, donations may be made in Helen's memory to the Arthritis Society, the Alzheimer Society of Thunder Bay, or the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame.
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