Pauline Latham
July 17, 1917 ~ September 8, 2009
Latham, Pauline, 92, died Tuesday, September 8, 2009. She was born July 17, 1917 in Kingfisher, Oklahoma to Will and Meta Themer. Funeral service will be 10:30 A.M. Friday, September 11, 2009 at Reformation Lutheran. Graveside service will be 11:00 A.M. Saturday, September 12, 2009 at the Kingfisher Cemetery, Kingfisher, Oklahoma. Pauline was preceded in death by husbands Howard Byrns, Art Holtsclaw, and Art Latham; brothers Paul Themer and Bill Themer; sister Martha Ann Themer; and step-children Cheryl Fowler and Angela Latham. Survivors include brother, Arthur Themer wife Sharlene; sisters Marie Pray and Dorothea Rindt; daughter Carol Jones and husband Charles; step-children Mary Nielsen, Don Holtsclaw, Ken Holtsclaw and wife Melba, Warren Latham and wife Barbara; step-grandchildren Paula Browning, Kathy Lewis and husband Dwayne, Kjerstine Nielsen-Pelto and husband Robb Pelto, Inger Nielsen, Lindsay Latham, and Wes Latham; step-great-grandchildren Lindsay Lewis, Amber Browning, and Joe Pierce. Pauline spent her working career keeping books for Rainbow Construction and Pray Brothers Plumbing. She was blessed with many loving nieces and nephews and with an extended family in faith at Reformation Lutheran Church, where she was a longtime member. A memorial has been established with Reformation Lutheran Church, 7601 E. 13th St. N., Wichita, Kansas, 67206. Tributes may be sent to the family via www.dlwichita.com
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The Department of Public Administration at the University of Kansas wishes to express our deepest sympathy to the family. Charles and Carol Jones are valued members of our family and we have them in our thoughts.
Dear Carol, Margie Linsner from Catholic Care told me Pauline had passed away. I’m sorry to hear this news. I always enjoyed her and she gave the best hugs. I stopped by Catholic Care a couple of weeks ago with some Bing cherries that I had picked up that morning. I knocked on her door and dropped off a bag for her and we visited for a few minutes. Carol, every time I talked with her, she talked about you and how much she loved you and what a wonderful daughter you are. It is truly an honor to have known Pauline. I’m glad I was able to meet you and work with you when you needed to move her into Assisted Living. I know she was well liked in that little community and will be missed. I’m sorry I couldn’t make it to the funeral today. Please know your family is in my thoughts and prayers. I will remember Pauline always. God Bless. Sheryl Person, formerly with Catholic Care Center, Assisted Living.
I was a member in the National Association of Women in Construction for 25 years and enjoyed that time with Pauline. She was a good friend to me. I’m sorry for your loss. Jo Ann Zandler Beason