Dawson County NeArchives Obituaries.....DeFilipps, Marjorie E. Skinner September 12, 2009
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Lexington Clipper-Herald Sept. 16, 2009
Marjorie E. (Skinner) DeFilipps, 90, of Lexington, died Saturday, Sept. 12,
2009, at Tri-County Hospital in Lexington. 

Funeral Services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009, at 2:00 p.m. at the
Reynolds-Love Chapel in Lexington with Reverend Caroline Vickery and Pastor John
Shields co-officiating. 

Burial will be in the Greenwood Cemetery at Lexington.  
 
There will be no public visitation, but the casket will be open prior to the
funeral service.

Survivors include one son, Charles M. DeFilipps of Lexington; two daughters,
Kathleen Marie DeFilipps of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Ella Mae (Mike) Sculley of
Lexington; four grandchildren, Joseph Sculley of North Platte, Sarah Sculley and
special friend Oscar De La Torre, Megan Sculley and KC DeFilipps, all of
Lexington. 
 
Marjorie was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Joe, in 2002; brother,
Charles Skinner, Jr. and granddaughter, Elizabeth Sculley.  

She was born Nov. 5, 1918 at Kansas City, Mo., to Charles T. and Ella Mae
(Haley) Skinner, Sr.   
 
Marge graduated from high school in Kansas City and went on to receive her
bachelor of science in nutrition from the University of Illinois and was a
registered dietician at VA Hospitals in New York City and Chicago.  She was
united in marriage to Joseph L. DeFilipps on April 16, 1955, Country Club
Christian Church in Kansas City, Mo.   
 
Joe and Marge moved their family to rural Lexington where they owned and
operated C.T. Skinner, Sr. and DeFilipps Cattle Company along with Holiday
Travel and Cruises.  
 
Marge was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Lexington where she
served as Deacon, Sunday school teacher, youth group leader and served on the
Women’s Council.  She was also a member of Chapter FS P.E.O. for many years as
well as the Tri-County Hospital Auxiliary and Ladies Shrine Auxiliary.    


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