Ivy Irene (Cook) Quigley was born May 10, 1916, and passed away September 27, 2010.
Funeral service Saturday 2:00 with viewing one hour prior, both at Old Mission Mortuary.
Ivy was one of seven siblings of Carl and Edith Cook. Ivy attended Victor Point School for eight years, and graduated from Winfield High School in 1934. Ivy graduated from St. Johns College, Winfield in 1936 with a degree in Business. She worked for Calvert-Cheek Co. for three years and was married to Richard V. Quigley July 16, 1939. They made their home in Wichita, Kansas.
Ivy was preceded in death by her parents, daughter Colleen in 1947, husband, Richard, in 1995; two brothers, Verne and Robert Cook; sisters, Leona Bailey and Fern Hamm.
Ivy is survived by son, Jerry (Beth); daughter, Marcia (Barry) Dickerson; daughter, Clydene (Scott) Chamberlain; daughter, Shirley Bloesing; six grandchildren: Kenneth ( Michelle) Barnum, Deborah (Gary) Donavan of Wichita, Susan (Stuart ) Scott of Hugoton, Jared Bloesing of Wichita; three step-grandchildren: Scott Dickerson, Jeff Dickerson and Jody Yauch; eight great grandchildren: Branson and Jacob Barnum, Chase Donovan, AJ, Adam, Amy Scott, Kaelin & Laney Quigley and nine great step-grandchildren; brothers, Earl Cook of Austin, Texas and Harold (Helen) Cook of Winfield, KS; and many nieces and nephews.
Ivy was a woman noted for her love of gardens and her positive attitude. She will always be remembered for the love she had for family and friends.
Memorials are the Leukemia Society and Dawson United Methodist Church.