MARIE LOUISE WOOLLEY 1924-2016 Soon after completing her nurses training at Boston General Hospital in 1946, Louise Salsburg (known to all as 'Lou'), traveled to Hawaii for a vacation that forever changed her life. She fell in love with the islands and with a man who eventually became her husband, John Franklin Woolley Jr., a third generation kamaaina. Her parents, Beatrice and Capt. Eric Salsburg of Boston moved to Hawaii a few years later. Lou worked at Queen's Hospital then moved to The Medical Group in Kailua where she eventually retired to raise a family. Lou enjoyed years of participation in Children's Theater, The Junior League and The Honolulu Garden Club, she was an avid golfer, animal lover, a wonderful hostess and homemaker. She will be greatly missed by her three daughters Elizabeth Riegels, Katherine Simon and Victoria Mimiaga, their husbands, eight grandchildren and two great- grandchildren.
MARIE LOUISE WOOLLEY 1924-2016 Soon after completing her nurses training at Boston General Hospital in 1946, Louise Salsburg (known to all as 'Lou'), traveled to Hawaii for a vacation that forever changed her life. She fell in love with the islands and with a man who eventually became her husband, John Franklin Woolley Jr., a third generation kamaaina. Her parents, Beatrice and Capt. Eric Salsburg of Boston moved to Hawaii a few years later. Lou worked at Queen's Hospital then moved to The Medical Group in Kailua where she eventually retired to raise a family. Lou enjoyed years of participation in Children's Theater, The Junior League and The Honolulu Garden Club, she was an avid golfer, animal lover, a wonderful hostess and homemaker. She will be greatly missed by her three daughters Elizabeth Riegels, Katherine Simon and Victoria Mimiaga, their husbands, eight grandchildren and two great- grandchildren.
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