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Dorothy "Jean" O'Donnell
June 22nd, 1925 - November 8th, 2020
Dorothy "Jean" O'Donnell, ne Ray, died in her Palisades at Broadmoor Park residence on November 8, 2020.She was born June 22, 1925.Jean was the wife of 1stSg Robert J. O'Donnell, United States Marine Corps, (Ret.) who preceded her in death on April 9, 2014.In her younger days, Jean loved showing horses and ballroom dancing - both of which she excelled at. She also loved gourmet cooking and good wine. Later in life, golf was her game, which she played three times a week until three years ago. A stroke took her mobility but her mind was sharp until her death.Jean is survived by her daughters, Cathleen (Craig) Gaul of Pennsylvania, and Noreen (Bruce Schraudner) O'Donnell of Maryland; and four grandchildren, Ashley, Erik, Ryan and Colin.She will be buried with her husband at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia.Mac and Carrie McKinley and family, much love and thanks for all you did for Jean. She was blessed with you in her life, and said it often.
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Since its founding in 2007, generations of families in Colorado Springs have trusted the Springs Funeral Services for personalized funeral arrangements. We honor the rich diversity of our community, with consideration for families of Catholic, Jewish, and all other faiths. Our recently renovated full-service funeral home has a peaceful chapel and elegant reception space for traditional funerals and life celebrations. The Springs accommodates large events with ease, including catering with kosher options. Trust our devoted staff to guide you at every step....
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