- Born on: March 1, 1931
- Departed on: April 12, 2017
- Resided in: Cedar Rapids, IA
Doris Burkhart
Doris Burkhart, 86, of Cedar Rapids, passed away April 12, 2017 at Mercy Medical Center, surrounded by her loving family. There will be no services, or visitation per Doris’s wishes.
Survivors include a son, Jay Burkhart of Marion, daughter, Janelle Burkhart (Steve) of Cedar Rapids, grandchildren, Anthony and Amber both of Cedar Rapids, great granddaughter, Luna of Cedar Rapids, and sister, Darlene Moseley of Austin, Texas.
Doris was preceded in death by her husband, Jack, her parents, and a brother, Donald.
Doris Jean Burkhart was born on March 01, 1931 in Blairstown the daughter of Ernie and Leona Schutterle Eckert. Doris was united in marriage with Jack Burkhart on November 26, 1955. She worked as a secretary at Collins Radio and later was a dedicated homemaker. She enjoyed playing bridge, dining out with friends and relatives, watching football, and spending time with family.
Doris was a wonderfully loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and friend, and will be missed by all who knew her.
Memorial donations may be directed to Camp Courageous in Doris’ memory.
Survivors include a son, Jay Burkhart of Marion, daughter, Janelle Burkhart (Steve) of Cedar Rapids, grandchildren, Anthony and Amber both of Cedar Rapids, great granddaughter, Luna of Cedar Rapids, and sister, Darlene Moseley of Austin, Texas.
Doris was preceded in death by her husband, Jack, her parents, and a brother, Donald.
Doris Jean Burkhart was born on March 01, 1931 in Blairstown the daughter of Ernie and Leona Schutterle Eckert. Doris was united in marriage with Jack Burkhart on November 26, 1955. She worked as a secretary at Collins Radio and later was a dedicated homemaker. She enjoyed playing bridge, dining out with friends and relatives, watching football, and spending time with family.
Doris was a wonderfully loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and friend, and will be missed by all who knew her.
Memorial donations may be directed to Camp Courageous in Doris’ memory.
