Wife of MSGT Robert Henry Quick US Air Force∼Martha Jolene Doss was born to Vera Mae Crawford and Felix Martin Doss on February 23rd of 1923 in Texas.
She suffered from polio as a child and as a result of the treatment at the time, which in part consisted of having to turn the patient several times, one of her arms was partially paralyzed.
Jolene appears in the 1940, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas Census with her parents as well as two of her siblings.
From San Angelo Central High School's 1941 yearbook "Glee Club '41 You're a sweet little headache, But you're sure lots of fun.". Her lovely portrait from this yearbook has been added to this memorial.
She married Robert "Bob" H. Quick and the couple went on to have at least one son.
She passed away on December 9th of 2004 and had her body donated to medical science. Her final resting place is unknown.
04/18/2016 Update : Remains were not donated to medical science. She was cremated and her ashes are in the possession of her family.
She is with her husband at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
She suffered from polio as a child and as a result of the treatment at the time, which in part consisted of having to turn the patient several times, one of her arms was partially paralyzed.
Jolene appears in the 1940, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas Census with her parents as well as two of her siblings.
From San Angelo Central High School's 1941 yearbook "Glee Club '41 You're a sweet little headache, But you're sure lots of fun.". Her lovely portrait from this yearbook has been added to this memorial.
She married Robert "Bob" H. Quick and the couple went on to have at least one son.
She passed away on December 9th of 2004 and had her body donated to medical science. Her final resting place is unknown.
04/18/2016 Update : Remains were not donated to medical science. She was cremated and her ashes are in the possession of her family.
She is with her husband at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
Wife of MSGT Robert Henry Quick US Air Force∼Martha Jolene Doss was born to Vera Mae Crawford and Felix Martin Doss on February 23rd of 1923 in Texas.
She suffered from polio as a child and as a result of the treatment at the time, which in part consisted of having to turn the patient several times, one of her arms was partially paralyzed.
Jolene appears in the 1940, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas Census with her parents as well as two of her siblings.
From San Angelo Central High School's 1941 yearbook "Glee Club '41 You're a sweet little headache, But you're sure lots of fun.". Her lovely portrait from this yearbook has been added to this memorial.
She married Robert "Bob" H. Quick and the couple went on to have at least one son.
She passed away on December 9th of 2004 and had her body donated to medical science. Her final resting place is unknown.
04/18/2016 Update : Remains were not donated to medical science. She was cremated and her ashes are in the possession of her family.
She is with her husband at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
She suffered from polio as a child and as a result of the treatment at the time, which in part consisted of having to turn the patient several times, one of her arms was partially paralyzed.
Jolene appears in the 1940, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas Census with her parents as well as two of her siblings.
From San Angelo Central High School's 1941 yearbook "Glee Club '41 You're a sweet little headache, But you're sure lots of fun.". Her lovely portrait from this yearbook has been added to this memorial.
She married Robert "Bob" H. Quick and the couple went on to have at least one son.
She passed away on December 9th of 2004 and had her body donated to medical science. Her final resting place is unknown.
04/18/2016 Update : Remains were not donated to medical science. She was cremated and her ashes are in the possession of her family.
She is with her husband at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
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