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WHITLOW, Kathryn E. (Harper, KS, Nov. 20, 1921--Dubuque, IA, June 25, 2011). Married to [[WHITLOW, Marvin|Marvin WHITLOW]], Kathryn was a longtime member of the board of trustees of [[CLARKE UNIVERSITY]]. She served on the Student Life Committee and the Development Committee. She was aso a member and chair of the Board of Directors of East Dubuque Savings Bank. She was a volunteer at the Mercy Gift Shop and a member of Thereseans. (1) | [[Image:kwhitlow.png|left|thumb|150px|Photo courtesy: East Dubuque Register]]WHITLOW, Kathryn E. (Harper, KS, Nov. 20, 1921--Dubuque, IA, June 25, 2011). Married to [[WHITLOW, Marvin|Marvin WHITLOW]], Kathryn was a longtime member of the board of trustees of [[CLARKE UNIVERSITY]]. She served on the Student Life Committee and the Development Committee. She was aso a member and chair of the Board of Directors of East Dubuque Savings Bank. She was a volunteer at the Mercy Gift Shop and a member of Thereseans. (1) | ||
Whitlow donated $1 million upon her death to support the Clarke's endowment fund. (2) | |||
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WHITLOW, Kathryn E. (Harper, KS, Nov. 20, 1921--Dubuque, IA, June 25, 2011). Married to Marvin WHITLOW, Kathryn was a longtime member of the board of trustees of CLARKE UNIVERSITY. She served on the Student Life Committee and the Development Committee. She was aso a member and chair of the Board of Directors of East Dubuque Savings Bank. She was a volunteer at the Mercy Gift Shop and a member of Thereseans. (1)
Whitlow donated $1 million upon her death to support the Clarke's endowment fund. (2)
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1. Obituary, East Dubuque Register, July 1, 2011, p. 26
2. "Notable Deaths," Telegraph Herald, January 1, 2012, p. 48