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I'm sorry that you find two sentences, and a decently filled out info box to be a "poorly written article." It is difficult to find sources on a person that served one term in the legislature back in late 70s, but those are the sources that I could find on Ms. Munson (which I don't find to be the worst sources imaginable).
What's funny is that the Wikipedia page is just a shorter version of the legacy.com citation that you added, so i guess it's poorly written as well. You added that citation, which is fine, but I personally don't use legacy.com, because they can be considered a poor source since it can be hard to decipher if it is a family-made obit (which is not a proper source for Wikipedia) or one written by a neutral journalist (which is proper for Wikipedia). I would try to find the original ADN article to confirm which type of obit it is, but like you found out from your search, it isn't on the internet along with other quality secondary sources that could be added to this page.
You're more than welcome to donate your picture to Ms. Munson's page who served her community as a female legislator and as an advocate for people's mental health, or not. Either way, you don't need to be rude for no reason.
