Darleen Noonan Harrington

Age 86, longtime Magnolia resident died peacefully in her sleep on January 3rd.

Darleen was born in Storm Lake, IA., August 8, 1926 and raised with her brother Lawrence and sister Louise in Washington DC where her father was a part of the White House staff. During high school she finished a year early and received a full scholarship to George Washington University where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gama Sorority, graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology.
Along with beloved friend Silva, Darleen moved to Portland, OR. where she became involved with the OBGYN Association, they were responsible for organizing the annual convention.
Her love of bowling brought her together with her husband of 25 years, Delmar and to Magnolia where she resided for the next 55 years.

A successful business woman Darleen was a Realtor for over 40 years starting with Village Real Estate and then moving to John L Scott. Her love of people is what made her so successful.
Additionally, Darleen loved the theatre, to travel and one of her favorite hobbies, her weekly bridge tournaments with her oldest and dearest friends.
Darleen also volunteered her time with numerous charities and her Parish of 50 years, Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church.

Darleen was preceded in death by husbands, Delmar Noonan and Paul Harrington, her brother, Lawrence Weisenberger, sister, Louise Weisenberger, brothers in law, William Ryan and Leonard Penitsch, sisters in law, Lenore Ryan and Dorothy Harrington.

She is survived by son, Patrick Noonan and his wife Jane; daughters, Kathleen Ebert, her husband Thomas and Kathleen's son Kyle Stevens; Nancy Searle, her husband Johnny and their son Tyler as well as sister in law Arline Seatthrlee.

The celebration of her life will be held at Our Lady of Fatima, 3307 W. Dravus St., Seattle, 98199 at 11am on Saturday, January 26, 2013.

Remembrances may be made to either Our Lady of Fatima or the American Heart Association.

Our beloved Mother may be physically gone but will always remain in our hearts.