She was briefly employed at Morenci Rubber Products before deciding to stay home and care for her family. Schoonover and he preceded her in death May 29, 1991. 2, 1943, in Lyons, Ohio, the daughter of John and Irene (Fallor) Whipple. Memorial contributions are suggested to the family for a bowling scholarship in Doris’s name.ĭana Schoonover, 79, of Hudson, Mich., died June 6, 2022, at her home.ĭana was born Jan. Friday, June 10, at Eagle Funeral Home George White Chapel in Quincy. Additional visitation is scheduled from 4 to 7 p.m. Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery in Morenci. Visitation is planned for one hour before the service Saturday, beginning at 10. Saturday, June 11, at Eagle Marry Funeral Home in Morenci, with Bill VanValkenberg officiating. and brothers-in-law George Mutter and Orville Goldsmith.įuneral services will begin at 11 a.m. She was preceded in death by her husband brother John McKee and sister in-law Marie of Rockwood, Mich. great-grandchildren Brody, Cady, Kody, Lucas, Maliyah and Brantley siblings Earl (and Carol) McKee of Florida, Shirley Mutter and Phyllis Goldsmith of Alabama, and Donald (and Gloria) McKee of Tennessee. Doris enjoyed watching her husband, Lloyd, participate in the clay shooting sport at the club.ĭoris is survived by her daughter, Susan Merkle, of Coldwater grandchildren Tiffany (and Rick) Fillmore and Thomas (and Shantell) Merkle, both of Quincy, Mich. She also enjoyed membership in the Morenci Sportsman’s Club. Her devotion as a member of the Eagles led her to become an active officer at the state level.
She was a member of the Morenci Eagles and served in many positions including Madam President. The Women’s International Bowling Congress awarded Doris for her 35 years of attending national tournaments, and the Michigan Women’s Bowling Association Tournament presented her with a 40-year award for her years of participation. Doris was inducted as a life member and also inducted into the Morenci Bowling Hall of Fame in 1988. She had been the local secretary and president of the Morenci Women's Bowling Association. Her passion was her extracurricular activity - bowling. In those early years, Doris could be found helping with hauling the grain to the elevator, or any number of jobs needed on the farmįor many years, Doris was the owner/operator of Dor-E-LL’s beauty salon in Morenci. She and Lloyd lived and worked on their rural farms in Morenci for 65 years. On April 3, 1948, Doris married the love of her life, Lloyd Powell. She was the oldest child of Harold and Alma (Archer) McKee. 23, 1931, at her parents’ home on Dewey Lake in Michigan. Doris Powell, 90, of Coldwater, Mich., formerly of Morenci, Mich., died June 6, 2022, at her home with her daughter and family.ĭoris was born Oct.
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