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In Memory of
Mary Jean
Ladusaw
Ladusaw
1939 - 2015
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Obituary for Mary Jean Ladusaw
Mary Jean Ladusaw, 76, of Louisville, passed away Saturday, November 28 at her home. She was the former Mary Jean Klein. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and friend. She loved to take care of other s and always put everyone before herself. Jean and her husband, Bill, were the owners and operators of Klein’s Bakery, which was in the family for over y 70 years. She was a devoted Catholic, member of St. Albert the Great Catholic Church and a former member of St. Martha Catholic Church.
Survivors include her husband of 57 years, Charles William “Bill” Ladusaw, Sr; her sons, Bill Ladusaw, Jr. (Laura) and Marty Ladusaw; her daughter, Trish Alexander (Harry); her grandchildren, Jordan (Kim), Ashley, Justin, Brody, Isabelle, and Amelia Jean; great-grandchildren, Raylan and Zachary; and brother James Klein (Ann).
Expressions of sympathy may go to the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Kentucky/Southern Indiana.
Survivors include her husband of 57 years, Charles William “Bill” Ladusaw, Sr; her sons, Bill Ladusaw, Jr. (Laura) and Marty Ladusaw; her daughter, Trish Alexander (Harry); her grandchildren, Jordan (Kim), Ashley, Justin, Brody, Isabelle, and Amelia Jean; great-grandchildren, Raylan and Zachary; and brother James Klein (Ann).
Expressions of sympathy may go to the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Kentucky/Southern Indiana.
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