Obituary for Margaret Marie Dziadura (Hatton)
Margaret Marie Hatton Dziadura, age 97, of Bonner Springs, KS
Born February 23, 1924, Peculiar, Missouri - Died November 11, 2021, Kansas City, Kansas.
Margaret was born to Elmer & Laura (Sappington) Hatton in Peculiar, Missouri. Her Grandparents were Lutitia and Frank Sappington and Alice and Charles Hatton. Sadly her Father passed away just a short time before her birth. In those days there were not day care centers to care for a small children. Relying on family members was the only alternative. Margaret’s Grandmother Lutitia Danner Sappington took care of her. When Margaret was five years old her Grandmother passed away. Her Mother having no alternative placed her in the Gillis Home in Kansas City, Mo. Margaret lived there until she was twelve when her Mother remarried. Taking Margaret they left Kansas City by train and lived the next years in Rapid City, South Dakota. Her Mother married A.J. Weber. While in South Dakota Margaret was joined by a baby sister Mickey Weber. The family eventually moved to Oregon for an opportunity for better employment. Margaret stayed in Oregon a couple of years and then moved back to Kansas City where she met and married Alfred Dziadura. He passed away in 1988.
Margaret or “Margie” as she was known by, worked in the Bonner Springs and Kansas City area in nursing homes caring for the elderly. She was trained as a certified nursing assistant.
Margie is survived by her sister Mickey Cate Molalla, Oregon, nephews Craig Goebel and Cort Goebel both of Portland, OR. Nieces/nephews: Patricia Dziadura, Robert Dziadura, David (Trish) Dziadura, Debra (Scott) Valenti, two great nieces, two great nephews and multiple great-greats. In addition, she is also survived by two great-nieces; Martine Goebel and Willa Goebel, one great-nephew Nate Marshall. Also, many Sappington cousins. She also leaves all of her caring and loving neighbors at Nettleton Manor, Patricia and Rhonda.
Rosary Service 9:30 followed by the Memorial Mass at 10:00am, Saturday, January 8th, 2022 at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church (5501 Monticello Rd. Shawnee, KS.) Burial at the Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
Born February 23, 1924, Peculiar, Missouri - Died November 11, 2021, Kansas City, Kansas.
Margaret was born to Elmer & Laura (Sappington) Hatton in Peculiar, Missouri. Her Grandparents were Lutitia and Frank Sappington and Alice and Charles Hatton. Sadly her Father passed away just a short time before her birth. In those days there were not day care centers to care for a small children. Relying on family members was the only alternative. Margaret’s Grandmother Lutitia Danner Sappington took care of her. When Margaret was five years old her Grandmother passed away. Her Mother having no alternative placed her in the Gillis Home in Kansas City, Mo. Margaret lived there until she was twelve when her Mother remarried. Taking Margaret they left Kansas City by train and lived the next years in Rapid City, South Dakota. Her Mother married A.J. Weber. While in South Dakota Margaret was joined by a baby sister Mickey Weber. The family eventually moved to Oregon for an opportunity for better employment. Margaret stayed in Oregon a couple of years and then moved back to Kansas City where she met and married Alfred Dziadura. He passed away in 1988.
Margaret or “Margie” as she was known by, worked in the Bonner Springs and Kansas City area in nursing homes caring for the elderly. She was trained as a certified nursing assistant.
Margie is survived by her sister Mickey Cate Molalla, Oregon, nephews Craig Goebel and Cort Goebel both of Portland, OR. Nieces/nephews: Patricia Dziadura, Robert Dziadura, David (Trish) Dziadura, Debra (Scott) Valenti, two great nieces, two great nephews and multiple great-greats. In addition, she is also survived by two great-nieces; Martine Goebel and Willa Goebel, one great-nephew Nate Marshall. Also, many Sappington cousins. She also leaves all of her caring and loving neighbors at Nettleton Manor, Patricia and Rhonda.
Rosary Service 9:30 followed by the Memorial Mass at 10:00am, Saturday, January 8th, 2022 at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church (5501 Monticello Rd. Shawnee, KS.) Burial at the Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.