1937
Irma
2019
Irma L. Goodwin
October 5, 1937 — September 22, 2019
Irma L. Goodwin of O’Fallon, MO passed away at the age of 81 on Sunday, September 22, 2019. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Donald Goodwin; and her parents, Lawrence and Elsie Daulby.
Irma is survived by her sons, Donald (Lynn) Goodwin, Jr. and John (Debbie) Goodwin; her daughter-in-law, Laura (the late Robert) Goodwin; her grandchildren, Tara Sumner, Amanda (Stacy Johnson) Goodwin, Cody (Allison Bishop) Goodwin, Tyler (Meaghan Mahoney) Goodwin, Keagan, Elaina, Oliver, Noah, and Kenneth; her brother, Lawrence “Larry” (Linda) Daulby; and she was a loving aunt, cousin, and friend to many.
Irma was woman of deep faith who loved her church and participating in vacation bible school. She had a creative spirit and enjoyed taking on scrapbooking or embroidering projects to make lasting treasures for herself and others. Family camping trips were something Irma always looked forward to and the family time she shared together with her husband and kids around the campfire. The great times and memories she made with her family continued on at their retirement property in Lake of the Ozarks where they had over forty years of fun through boating, fishing, and family outings. She will be dearly missed.
Contributions in Irma’s name may be made to Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital.
Irma is survived by her sons, Donald (Lynn) Goodwin, Jr. and John (Debbie) Goodwin; her daughter-in-law, Laura (the late Robert) Goodwin; her grandchildren, Tara Sumner, Amanda (Stacy Johnson) Goodwin, Cody (Allison Bishop) Goodwin, Tyler (Meaghan Mahoney) Goodwin, Keagan, Elaina, Oliver, Noah, and Kenneth; her brother, Lawrence “Larry” (Linda) Daulby; and she was a loving aunt, cousin, and friend to many.
Irma was woman of deep faith who loved her church and participating in vacation bible school. She had a creative spirit and enjoyed taking on scrapbooking or embroidering projects to make lasting treasures for herself and others. Family camping trips were something Irma always looked forward to and the family time she shared together with her husband and kids around the campfire. The great times and memories she made with her family continued on at their retirement property in Lake of the Ozarks where they had over forty years of fun through boating, fishing, and family outings. She will be dearly missed.
Contributions in Irma’s name may be made to Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital.
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