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| Kingsley Scott Suits December 23, 1920 - Monday, May 3, 2010. Died of natural causes in hospice care at Houston Hospice, Houston, Texas. Kingsley was a Master Duplicate Bridge player with the Webster Bridge Group; a kite hobbyist; a long-time owner of the successful Hollis E. Suits Family Laundry in St. Louis; an inventor, builder and player of games and puzzles; an independent thinker; a sports fan; active in the Kirkwood Theater Guild, and a lover of classical music who formed a barber shop quartet. He was predeceased by his wife Mary Joanne (Bowden) Suits. He is survived by his children Austin W. Suits and wife Shirley of Washington, MO, David B. Suits and wife Christine of Rochester, NY, Darcie S. Davis and husband David Herring of Reston, VA, Ellen Michaels and husband Jay of Houston, TX; brothers Daniel of East Lansing, MI, Gwynn of Ann Arbor, MI, McCawley of Ann Arbor, MI, Alan of East Lansing, MI, and Thad of Aiken, SC; twentyfour nieces and nephews, four grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. Services: The family held a private service. |
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A Kirkwood High School
pageant held in front of Nipher Junior High School Kingsley had the principal role and had to invite General Washington and his wife to join in the dance. There were 4,000 in the audience. Gwynn also took part. (Photo courtesy of Austin Suits) |
Kingsley's
Puzzles
![]() Kingsley Clue #1 Famous Person |
![]() Kingsley Clue #2 A Country
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![]() Kingsley Clue #4 Famous Person |
![]() Kingsley Clue #5 A Painter |
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1 Beethoven |