daughter of Sancomb Durocher and Josphine
from her niece she was one of the founding sisters of the nursing program of the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
Additionally, Sister Domitilla was in the first class of women allowed at Columbia University to graduate with her undergraduate degree in science in the 1900's.
Sister Domitilla returned to Columbia University and was in first master's program to admit women and earned her degree in accounting and administration which she used to establish the nursing training program for St. Mary Hospital/Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
Sister Domitilla's Sister, Lucille, was also a Franciscan 'nun' aka 'Sister Mary Stephen' and was a practicing LPN at St. Mary Hospital/Mayo Clinic.
A number of their nieces, daughter's of brother Milo DuRocher, trained as and became LPN's at the Mayo Clinic being trained by Sister's Domitilla and Mary Stephen. These DuRocher nieces included Jeanette and Edna DuRocher.
daughter of Sancomb Durocher and Josphine
from her niece she was one of the founding sisters of the nursing program of the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
Additionally, Sister Domitilla was in the first class of women allowed at Columbia University to graduate with her undergraduate degree in science in the 1900's.
Sister Domitilla returned to Columbia University and was in first master's program to admit women and earned her degree in accounting and administration which she used to establish the nursing training program for St. Mary Hospital/Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
Sister Domitilla's Sister, Lucille, was also a Franciscan 'nun' aka 'Sister Mary Stephen' and was a practicing LPN at St. Mary Hospital/Mayo Clinic.
A number of their nieces, daughter's of brother Milo DuRocher, trained as and became LPN's at the Mayo Clinic being trained by Sister's Domitilla and Mary Stephen. These DuRocher nieces included Jeanette and Edna DuRocher.
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