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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Elaine (Donnelly) Wrigley

Nov 24, 1925 ~ Mar 29, 2016

Elaine Donnelly Wrigley passed away in Lexington, Oklahoma on March 29, 2016, at the age of 90. Daughter of the late Augusta Kolwe and Joseph W. Donnelly, Sr., sister of the late Joseph W. Donnelly, Jr, Eunice Maerke, and Vera Hentze.

Beloved wife of the late Edwin J. Wrigley, Jr. Survived by their children Eileen Wrigley, Eunice Bergeron Gipson, Edith Ratcliff (Wayne, d.), and Edwin M. Wrigley, granddaughter Kathryn Rose Bergeron Games (Jack), step-grandchildren Scot Ratcliff (Amanda) and Tamara McCay, step-great grandsons Isaac McCay and Caleb Ratcliff and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Special thanks to Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church, Purcell, OK, especially the 70’s and Women’s Support Group. Thanks to Cindy Horn, Dr. Bryan Dye, Purcell Hospital and Valir Hospice for their compassionate care.

As a lifelong resident of New Orleans, she will return home for Mass of Christian Burial and internment at Greenwood Cemetery. Memorial gifts can be made to The Little Sisters of the Poor in Mobile, AL.

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