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Leala Mae (Schroeder) Kahlich, 92, passed away October 24, 2022, in Cuero. Leala was born February 6, 1930, in Westhoff to Arnold Emil Schroeder and Lizzie Augusta Peters. She attended school in Westhoff and graduated high school in Cuero. She attended business school in San Antonio and returned to Cuero to work for Buchel Bank. She married Victor James Kahlich on January 27, 1951. They made their home in Palacios, where they raised their two sons, Douglas and William. They were active members of the community throughout their lives. They celebrated 66 years of marriage. Together they enjoyed country-western and square dancing. Leala lived simply and quietly, and was devoted to her husband and family. Leala worked for Palacios I.S.D. and retired after 28 years. She was a long-time member of First United Methodist Church and the Alpha Club. Leala volunteered at the Palacios Public Library and the Palacios Community Medical Center as a Blue Belle. After Vic’s death in 2017, Leala moved to AlzCare in Cuero in 2019. She is survived by sons, Douglas (Lou Anne) of Amarillo and Billy (Susan) of Magnolia; her 8 grand-children, Beth Anne (Tyler) Topper of Amarillo, Kristin (Will) Masket of Oakland, CA, David (Allison) of Denver, CO, James of Houston, Ryan of Spring Branch, Sarah of Boerne, Evan (Kristyna) of Prague, Czech Republic, Erin (Michael) Garcia of Huntsville; her 7 great grand-children, Emily, Elizabeth, and Sam Topper of Amarillo, Evelyn and Jack Masket of Oakland, CA, and Hayes and Henry Kahlich of Denver, CO; and her brother Charles (Rois) Schroeder of Taylor. A Memorial service will be held Friday, November 4, 2022 at First United Methodist Church, 209 Lucas Ave in Palacios. Visitation will begin at 9:00 AM with services at 10:00 AM and lunch to follow in the fellowship hall. A graveside service and burial will be at 3:00 PM at St. John Lutheran Church Cemetery in Lindenau. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers donations be made to First United Methodist Church of Palacios, 209 Lucas Ave Palacios, TX 77465. The family would like to thank the staff at AlzCare of DeWitt County and Hospice of South Texas for their kind care. You may sign the guestbook or send condolences at www.freundfuneralhome.com. Freund Funeral Home, 361.275.2343.
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Alfred (Fred) Lee Kampfhenkel, passed away peacefully on Friday, October 21st at the age of 64. Fred was born in Kingsville, Texas and grew up in Bishop, Texas. He meet his wife Tina in Houston, Texas in 1984 and they married on August 1st, 1987. They moved to Katy in 1991 where they had their only child Katie in June 2000. Fred loved anything sports and back in the day he would spend many weekends hunting on their family ranch in Cotulla,Texas. His mounted deer horns and heads were some of his prized possessions. When he wasn’t watching sports, he was spending time on projects around the house, checking in on his daughter, and writing jokes, quotes, and everything in between. Fred was preceded in death by his parents Harvey Lee Kampfhenkel, Mary Louise Kampfhenkel and brother Ernie Tucker. He is survived by his wife Tina Kampfhenkel (White), daughter Katie Kampfhenkel, sisters; Sandra Meador, Sharon Ferm and numerous nephews, nieces and cousins. He fought a long fight these past couple of years and he is now at peace and will be watching over us as we go about our lives. He was extremely proud of his daughter and constantly supporting her dreams (in theatre) as she moved across the country to Duluth, Minnesota. She attended UMD and graduated 2022 with a BFA in Stage Management. He will be sorely missed by all. He was buried on Monday, October 24th at Hawley Cemetery in a private graveside service.
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Joan Marie Bartosh Karasek passed into the arms of the Lord, on January 13, 2022. She was born in Midfield, Texas on September 1, 1936 to the late William and Mary (Kana) Bartosh. On November 8, 1958, Joan married the love of her life, Gene Karasek, in Blessing, Texas, and together they raised two sons and a daughter. Joan was a longtime resident of East Bernard, TX. Before her retirement, Joan worked many years as an office clerk for several local businesses. She was a charter member of CDA #1990 (Wharton) and member of KJZT Society #30. Her family fondly remembers her loving to spend time with her children, grandchildren and great-granddaughter. She enjoyed dancing, camping, playing Canasta, and watching sports especially when it involved her children and grandchildren. There was no bigger East Bernard Brahma fan. Joan is survived by her husband of 63 years, Gene Karasek, Sr., son, Gene Karasek Jr. and wife, Barbara of Richmond, daughter, Rita Kelly and husband, Sean of Rosenberg, and son, Philip Karasek and wife, Kelly of East Bernard. She is also survived by her grandchildren and great-granddaughter: Ashton Kelly Tilley of Garland (husband Jeremy and daughter Amalie), Christopher Karasek of Richmond, Trey Karasek of Richmond, and Garrett Kelly of Phoenix. Besides her parents, Joan is preceded in death by her brothers, Edward and David Bartosh, and grandson, Cody Karasek. Rosary to be recited at Holy Cross Catholic Church in East Bernard on Friday, February 4th at 10:30 A.M. with her funeral Mass to be celebrated at 11:00 A.M. Inurnment to follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please offer donations in her memory to Holy Cross Catholic Church, PO Box 1325, East Bernard, TX 77435; Catholic Daughters of America #1990, PO Box 415, Wharton, TX 77488; or the East Bernard Brahma Booster Club, PO Box 577, East Bernard, TX 77435.
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Born February 6, 1928 at the family ranch in Sealy, Texas. She went to be with the Lord October 31, 2019 and the age of 91. She grew up in Sealy, graduated from Sealy High School Valedictorian, went to Abilene Christian College and graduated in 1947. She went to Midland, Texas to start her teaching career as a Junior High School math teacher. There she met and fell in love with her husband of 39 years William “Billy” Ben Keel. Bill was a policeman and juvenile officer in Midland. They lived in Midland until they moved to Palacios, Texas in 1965. In Palacios, they owned Bay Side Camper Park and Bill ran a shrimp boat while Ethyleene was a librarian at Palacios High School. She received her Master’s Degree from The University of Texas Austin. After retiring from the teaching profession, she volunteered at the Palacios city Library. She was honored with the title “Woman of the Year” 2006 in Palacios for all her volunteer work with the city library and the Republican Party. She is survived by one son, William Ben Keel, Jr., his wife Roxanne, two grandchildren, William Ben Keel III, his wife Harmony Johnson Keel, their children Roxanne (Xan), William (Liam) Ben Keel IV, Austin, Kennan and Josiah Keel. Granddaughter Kamianne Keel Bourgeois, her husband, Ben Bourgeois and two children Beau and Blaire. Ethyleene was a wonderful mother and person and will be missed by all who knew her.
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Born on March 23, 1934, Jessie Mae Keet was a beloved resident of Van Vleck, Texas. She was an active member in Sunday School at St. John Baptist Church in Van Vleck, TX. To say she was loved dearly would be an understatement. Ms. Keet received her wings on July 22, 2022. She leaves behind to cherish her memories four grandchildren: James Keith, Barbara Knapp, Johnny Tone, and Jessie Tone; her sister Joyce Johnson; 12 great-grandkids, a host of great-great-grandkids, as well as nieces, nephews, and great friends. Funeral services and visitation will be held Saturday, August 6, 2022, at St. John Baptist Church, Van Vleck, Texas. The visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. with the funeral services starting at 11 a.m. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared online at www.lakesidemfh.com, on behalf of the Keet family. Final arrangements have been entrusted to Lakeside Memorial Funeral Home, 703 N. Brooks St. Brazoria, Texas 77422. 979-798-5253
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Born on December 18, 1925, the first child of Louis and Lillie Adamcik,
Bernice Adamcik Keinarth always considered El Campo to be her home. Her
parents, her two younger brothers, Elton and Merrill Adamcik, and her
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Roger Lee Keller passed at the age of 75 on June 23, 2022. He was born in Bay City, Texas to Gertrude Marie Pliske, and Thomas William Keller on November 5, 1946. He was baptized Catholic as an infant and attended Catholic grade at Holy Cross Catholic School and graduated from Bay City High School and earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from University of Houston. He served in Vietnam with the United States Army. He worked most of his life in engineering as a draftsman, piper, and checker or doing AC work and installations. He married Maxine Sharon Veit on July 21, 1979, and they had four children, divorced in 2013, but shared a home for 41 years, and despite being divorced, retained a 47-year love and friendship. He is preceded in death by his parents Thomas William Keller and Gertrude Marie Pliske Keller, his brother, Kevin William Keller, his sister, Roxy Ann Wells, and two nieces, Danielle Gallia, and Charity Siler. He is survived by his brother, Dana Mark Keller and his wife Debbie, brother-in-law, Cary Wells, and by his four children Regina Kassia Keller, Brandis Kaylan Keller, and husband Shahrooz Manesh, Andrew Maxwell Keller, Susan Brittany Keller and husband Douglas Baldwin, four grandchildren Geneva Seraphim Bell, Lucille Bea Baldwin, Bennett William Baldwin, and Venus Rose Manesh, and multiple nieces and nephews. Roger was a colorfully creative and interesting individual pushing natural and Chinese medicine, and colloidal silver, and his conservative values. He enjoyed time with family and friends and intellectually stimulating conversations. He had a passion for inventing items or repurposing discarded ones. He believed dumpsters could possibly be holding some hidden and undiscovered treasures. He was truly loved and will be missed and remembered forever. Funeral arrangements will be held at American Heritage Funeral home on Veterans Memorial Drive on July 7, 2022, followed by graveside burial at the National Cemetery and then a cold brew.
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Bay City, Texas Jack Anthony Kelley was born to Jack A. Kelley and Mary C. Barker Kelley on January 1, 1940 in Iowa Park, Texas. He was a determined, outgoing, and hard-headed child who constantly kept everyone around him on their toes. These are traits that he instilled in the lives of everyone he touched. He met a striking young lady at Texas A&I Kingsville and fell head over heels in love. He married Judith Elizabeth Cox on September 1, 1962. They were married for 61 years and stood together through life’s hills and valleys, trials and triumphs. One of Jack’s greatest honors was serving our great nation from 1963-1968 during the Vietnam Era as a B52 Navigator in the US Air Force. His family can still hear him singing “The U.S. Air Force”. Jack and Judy moved to Devine, Texas in 1972 where he began working as the Director of Environment, Health, and Safety at Southwest Foundation For Biomedical Research. His family remembers feeding the baboons McDonald’s french fries fondly! After his retirement from SWFBR, he worked for Science Applications International Corporation which took him around the world. He later began his own consulting company where he did consulting work with organizations such as NASA, Cedar Sinai Medical Center, among others. Jack was active in his community as a member of First Baptist Church of Devine as a Deacon, choir member, and a youth Sunday school teacher. Jack’s hobbies included fishing, skiing, and traveling. He loved being in the driver’s seat and on the CB during the long drives with his family. He also volunteered his time ministering to those who were incarcerated. Most importantly, Jack was saved in 1973 while reading Psalm 34 and dedicated his life to serving the Lord. He wrote a note in his Bible saying: “It is my firm belief that from the moment I was saved, my job is to BECOME MORE LIKE JESUS until the moment he takes me home. To know him and make him known.” Jack was preceded in death by both of his parents, his grandson Andrew Jack Hensley, and his nephew Ronnie Cox. He is survived by his wife Judith Elizabeth Kelley; his daughter Laura Lee and husband Gregg Hensley of Kingwood, TX; his son Jack “Buddy” Kelley and his wife Sandra of Bay City, TX; as well as his grandchildren, Kaye (Matt) Cowley, Phillip (Megan) Hensley, Bridgette Kelley, Jackson (Amy Jo) Kelley, Garrison Kelley, and Bryson Kelley; his brother-in-law Kenneth L. Cox, his niece, Cindy Alford, and cousins Helen Nichols and Jim Kelley. Jack also has five great-grandsons: Hayden Hensley, Baylor Hensley, Jonas Hensley, Jack Cowley, and Brett Kelley. There will be a visitation at Primrose Funeral Home in Devine, Texas from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm on Thursday, November 16, 2023. The funeral service will be on Friday, November 17, 2023, at 2:00 pm at First Baptist Church of Devine, Texas. The interment will follow at Pearsall Cemetery in Pearsall Texas.
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Randall “Randy” Kelley, 63, of El Maton passed away peacefully with his wife Linda of 18 years by his side on June 10, 2023. He was born on March 8, 1960 in McAllen, Texas to Leonard Kelley and Frankie Quinn Kelley. Randy was a hard worker and a good provider. He worked for M-I SWACO for many years, before retiring. Randy loved to fish, work on motors, listening to music and he never met a stranger. Most of all, he loved his grandchildren. Randy had multiple health issues these last few years and he spent his days at home with his favorite dogs, Fred and Pepper while spending lots of time on Facebook, where his presence will be missed. Randy was preceded in death by his father, mother and sisters Linda Buford and Judy Tedens. He is survived by his loving wife Linda Kelley, brother Frank Kelley (Loretta); daughters Heather Cranmer (Simon) and Meghan Zapata (Javi), step sons Andrew and Mikey Woodson (Amy); and grandchildren Cayden, Levi, Nick, Ryan, Hayden, Kayson, Rylee, Brooklyn and a baby girl on the way; multiple nieces and their families. A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 22, 2023 at Turning Point Church, 1800 Marguerite Street in Bay City, Texas. Reception to follow.
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John Wesley (J.W.) Kelley, 82, of Bay City, Texas, passed away surrounded by his family on Wednesday, June 15, 2022. He was born on March 25, 1940, in Greenland, Arkansas. J.W. grew up in Arkansas. In 1960, he moved to Bay City and eventually met his wife, Judy. J.W. had many talents and an adventurous nature. In his younger years, his hobbies included riding motorcycles, flying airplanes, skydiving, and competing in archery contests. He had a love for music and played in many bands throughout the years. As a teenager, he taught himself to play the guitar and could play almost any instrument by ear (a trait he passed down to his son and grandson). J.W. had a strong work ethic and always had a project. He owned several businesses through his life, including a restaurant or two and an autobody shop, but his career was in agricultural aviation. He owned Kelley’s Flying Service and was a crop-dusting pilot until he could no longer fly. He never slowed down and always had a plan to build or modify something. Later in life one of his favorite things to do was spend time with his “four perfect grandchildren.” His drive and determination can be seen in each of them. He loved watching them pursue their dreams and was extremely proud. He is survived by his loving wife of almost 53 years, Judy Dellis Kelley; daughter Jennifer Taylor and husband Chad; son Wesley Kelley; grandson Ryan Kelley; granddaughters Madison Taylor, Raylea Kelley, and Katy Kelley; sister Joann Wiggins and husband Wayne; and sister Greta Hillin. He was preceded in death by his parents Johnnie Lee and Fannie Loraine Kelley, and brother Elvis Wayne Kelley. The family will receive friends and relatives for visitation at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 21, 2022, at Calvary Baptist Church in Bay City. Funeral services will immediately follow at 10:00 a.m. with Lane ParDue officiating. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park in Van Vleck. Pallbearers will be Angel Amezquita, Lawrence Dellis, Ruben Gomez, Jonathan Fehmel, Jeff Hlavinka, Ron Payne, and Christian Showalter. Honorary Pallbearers will be Larry Anderson, Elmer Blackburn, Lacy Lowry, and Walter Ritz. The family would like to thank J.W.’s niece, Leann Rouse, for her strength and support over the last couple of weeks. She was the family’s rock through this tough time. They would also like to thank Simona Brumley, Juanita Gonzales, and Hilda Martinez for the care they gave to J.W. over the last month.
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Final rites were conducted Friday for Mrs. Clara Kelly, 80, of Houston, who passed away in her home there July 18 Services were held from Taylor Brothers Funeral Home in Bay City with the interment in Cedarvale Cemetery. The Rev. S. C. Scholz officiated. Arrangements were handled by Taylor Brothers Funeral Home. Mrs. Kelly is survived by her husband, George, of Houston, and two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Nicholson of Houston and Mrs. Mamie Maslaski of Spring.
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Gunter Samuel Kelly, 37, of Palacios passed away February 6, 2022. He was born October 23, 1984 in San Benito, TX. Gunter was a devoted son, brother, father, nephew and friend. He struggled with many things in life, from stuttering to being separated so much from his daughter Abby, who was his world. He was highly intelligent, a remarkable outdoorsman, hunter, trapper, snake handler, fisherman and a master at woodworking. He especially loved the time he had with Abby, exploring his large pond where he taught her about fish frogs, etc. They loved the arcade at the movie theater, and him pushing her in a cart all over Walmart while laughing like two ten year old’s. Gunter was a Christian and believed in prayer to get him through each day. He was in a lot of pain physically and mentally during the last few months before God called him home. He is survived by his mother Shirley Ann Kelly; his brother Travis Rodgers; his daughter Abby Appleton, and her mother Debbie Appleton; step-father Chris Clements; nephew Cam Rodgers; niece Raquel Rodgers and, aunt and uncle Joyce and Jim Bannerot. Visitation will begin at 1:00 PM Friday, February 11, 2022 at the Palacios Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 2:00 PM with Travis Rodgers officiating. Interment will follow at Hawley Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Paul Saustrup, Stanley Wright, Chris Harvey, Randy Goslin, Pablo Rocha and Andy Arnold. Honorary pallbearer is Kenny Hall.
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Jack W. Kelly of East Gate Drive in Carlisle died Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008, at home. He was born Oct. 13, 1920 in Carlisle. There will be no viewing or services. Interment will be in Hawley Cemetery, Blessing, Texas. Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, Carlisle, is in charge of the arrangements.
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Joan Elrae “Raye” Kelly was hoping to meet her 99th birthday but was 16 days short. She went to meet her Lord in Heaven as she quietly passed away on October 4, 2022. Raye was born October 20, 1923 in Kosse, TX to the late Charlie Burner Tillmon and Vera Truett Tillmon. Raye met and married the love of her life, Bud Kelly, and were married for almost 71 years. She enjoyed spending time with her family at home and then later worked outside of the home. Raye was employed by CPL for 30 years where she worked her way up to the local manager position before retiring in 1985. After retirement, Raye & Bud began traveling the world and going to their beloved Astros games. She also enjoyed playing weekly dominoes, Free Cell on her computer, and keeping up with the grandkids on Facebook. She was best known for her quick-witted humor, fierce determination, and generous spirit. Raye was a faithful woman who loved the Lord, her family and church, having no fear of asking everyone she met if they loved the Lord. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband George “Bud” Kelly, her son Gary “Joe” Kelly, daughter-in-law Carol Kelly, son-in-law Bill Roome, brother Jay Donald Tillmon, and sister-in-law June Tillmon. Survivors include her daughter Peggy Roome; grandchildren Patricia Bell (Doug), Alisha Kelly, Paul Roome (Bridget) and Allison Barnes (Tremain) and great grandchildren Ryan, Riley and Garrett Bell, Austin Roome, Karley Kelly, Sydney Lawhon and Brody Lawhon, along with several cousins, nieces & nephews. The family will receive friends and relatives beginning at 10:00 AM on Saturday, October 8, 2022. Graveside Services begin at 11:00 AM at Roselawn Memorial Park in Van Vleck. Meredith Huggins will be officiating. Pallbearers are Paul Roome, Austin Roome, Doug Bell, Ryan Bell, Garrett Bell, Brody Lawhon and Tremain Barnes. Honorary Pallbearers are Johnny Magee, John Jennings, Tom Hensler, Billy Kelly and Matt Lawhon. The family would like to thank the following for taking special care of our loved one: Juanita Gonzales, Houston Hospice of El Campo, Colonial Living & Rehab, Candida Garcia, and Mercedes Garcia.
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Herbert Joe Kelpen, Sr. passed away March 11th, 2024, at the age of 85. Herb was a resident of Springfield, Louisiana and a Native of Houston, Texas. He was born to Walter C. Kelpen and Pauline Tinckel Kelpen on June 16, 1938. Herb was a graduate of Regan High School and continued his education at St. Thomas College in Houston, Texas. After graduation Herb joined Houston Police Department and went on to open his own company known as Mustang Security and Investigation. Herb was a Lifetime Associate of ASSIST (Associated Security Services and Investigators of the State of Texas). In 1973 Herb received the very first Security Officer Commission issued in the State of Texas: #00001. Governor Dolph Brisco appointed Herb Kelpen as Director of ASSIST in the State of Texas because of his outstanding work in the role of ASSIST within the legislative framework of the State of Texas. Later in Herb's career he went on to work with Wackenhut Security, a private security corporation, and worked there until retirement. After that, Herb worked for Day & Zimmerman and traveled extensively to major corporations and provided training in private security for major businesses and plants in the United States of America. In Herb's retirement he worked for ten years at Tidehaven Independent School District as a school bus driver. In his later years Herb enjoyed BBQ cook-offs in Matagorda County where he won multiple times with friends and family known as "Riskie Cookers." Herb was also a Lifetime Member of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Herb is remembered by his loving wife, Pearlie "Inez" Johnson Kelpen; his children, Eddie Kelpen (Joy Kelpen), Jody A. Kelpen (Donna Kelpen), Herbert Joe Kelpen Jr. (Kim Kelpen), Michael Kelpen (Connie Kelpen), daughter-In-law, Jana Kelpen; as well as 12 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Herb is preceded in death by his parents, Walter C. Kelpen and Pauline Tinckel Kelpen, his son, Mark W. Kelpen; siblings, Harvey Hauck, Leon Hauck, and Jerry Hauck-Dixon. The memorial service for Herb J. Kelpen will be held at Hawley Cemetery in Blessing, Texas on June the 15th, 2024, at 1:00 p.m.
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Jay Moore Kennedy, 79, of Bay City passed away July 23, 2023. He was born January 19, 1944, in El Campo Texas to the late John William Kennedy and Grace Kathryn Mooney Kennedy. He was raised in El Campo, Texas where he established Mid Coast Distributing, (Anheuser-Busch) and Aqua Beverage (Ozarka Water). Jay was a panel chairman for Anheuser-Busch and had many accolades throughout his business career. After retirement in 2000, Jay served as a board member of the Matagorda County Appraisal District. Jay enjoyed coaching his kids in youth sports and cheering on his children and grandkids in all of their endeavors. In his spare time, he indulged in reading and was an avid history and sports buff. He enjoyed traveling and spending time with his family and friends. He organized the annual Kennedy family Christmas Rummikub Tournament and grilled the best hamburgers. He was preceded in death by his parents, his brother Pat Kennedy, and his son Cortney Kennedy. Survivors include his wife Lynda Kennedy; brother Mike Kennedy (Lanell); daughters Casey Falknor (Stuart) and Leia Stevens (Benji); sons Kelly Oates (Liz) and Michael Oates (Gaby); and grandchildren Cameron Oates, Connor Oates, Alana Oates, Grace Falknor and Morigan Stevens. Also, step-mother Nancy Kennedy; step sisters Gloria Lowrimore (Gary); Cathy Krenek (Turk); Marsha Payne (Mike); Mary Nguyen (Chu). Visitation will begin at 9:00 AM Friday, July 28, 2023 at Holy Cross Catholic Church. A rosary will be recited at 9:30 AM followed by a Funeral Mass at 10:00 AM with Rev. Stephen Vacek officiating. Interment location is pending. Pallbearers will be J.Paul Appling, Glenn Smith, Darrin Stock, Darryl Socha, Mark Johnson, Perry Mazoch, Jeff Socha, and Danny Tupa. Honorary Pallbearers are Donna Howard, Richard Hlavaty, and Kenny Mrnustik, In lieu of flowers, the family encourages donations to the Holy Cross School Foundation of Bay City Texas. A special thank you to the nurses of Houston Hospice- El Campo for their incredible care.
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John Robert Keys, loving brother, father and husband, passed away at Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston, Texas on the afternoon of Tuesday, October 11, 2022. John is survived by brothers Larry Keys and David Keys, sister Barbara Keys, daughter Laura Keys, sons Randy Keys and John Robert Keys, Jr., and wife Laurie March Keys of Fort Smith, Arkansas. John was preceded in death by his previous wife, Erin Hutchison Keys, of Bay City, Texas. Born in Santa Barbara, California, John’s family moved all over the state of Texas until finally settling in Alice, where John attended Dubose Junior High and William Adams High School. Known for his epic end-zone-to-end-zone punting skills, “Jarrin’ Johny Keys” was a force to be reckoned with as both a Fullback and Defensive End for William Adams. He was a teammate of NFL Hall-Of-Famer Gene Upshaw at Texas A&I University in Kingsville and completed his post-graduate work at Corpus Christi State University. Although he loved old movies, especially Westerns, and always wanted to be a Hollywood stunt man, John translated his singular brand of daring into his career as a lifetime educator. John loved teaching fourth grade at Schallert Elementary in Alice before moving to Bay City, where he served as a much beloved principal at Linnie Roberts Elementary and McAllister Junior High, later becoming superintendent of schools in Sterling City, Texas and then returning to serve in the same capacity in Van Vleck. John loved all the students under his stewardship and frequently expressed how much he missed being in the classroom with them. Forever loyal and willing to bear the burden for everyone he loved, John’s fondest memories were of service – from guarding the welfare of his two brothers throughout their childhoods to overseeing the education and guidance of thousands of young hearts and minds across the state of Texas. He believed in treating everyone fairly and equally with love and respect. As a result, he became a greatly revered educator who made tremendous impact on all the administrators, teachers and students in his care. He always jumped at the chance to sing along with Bobby Darin, Hank Williams, Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lee Lewis, Gene Autry, and Elvis Presley and could cut a rug with the best of them when the opportunity presented itself. He will be lovingly remembered and greatly missed by all who knew him. A private family service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please consider sending a gift to the American Parkinson Disease Association at http://www.apdaparkinson.org.
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Funeral services for Wilma Southall King will be held Saturday, April 27, 2024, at 11 a.m. at St. John Missionary Baptist Church, 434 Avenue F, Van Vleck, Texas 77482. Viewing will be from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the church.
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Mark Wayne Kinsey walked into Jesus' open arms on November 26, 2022, in the Woodlands, TX. He was born on September 24, 1957, in Angleton, TX, and he was preceded in death by his parents Alford Glyn and Shirley Ann Preismeyer Kinsey. He is survived by his wife of 38 years Sally Root Kinsey, son Jonathan Kinsey, son Brandyn and daughter-in-law Rebecca Kinsey, son Nathaniel and daughter-in-law Katherine Kinsey, and granddaughter Addisyn Kinsey. Throughout his life, Mark believed in the transformative power of education and its impact on the lives of others. Many of the activities he participated in early in life inspired his later educational pursuits and service to others. He became an Eagle Scout and was a member of the National Honor Society, Band, Choir, Society of Physics Students, and Baptist Student Union throughout High school and college. He graduated with a bachelor of science in Physics from Sam Houston State University in 1979 and became a beloved and accomplished physics teacher and mentor. His sense of humor and creativity inspired countless students at Memorial High School, St. Johns School, Elkins High School, and Clements High School throughout his 40-year teaching career. During summer breaks, he consulted for The College Board and the American Association of Physics Teachers as a Physics Teacher Resource Agent, presenting continuing education for physics teachers across the country. Mark used creative ways to teach high school students about physics-helping create Physics Day at Astroworld, and taking several high school's robotics and Olympiad teams to state and nationals. Mark deeply loved music and was an accomplished musician, choir and hand bell director, pianist, and organist. He shared his musical talents with multiple churches, serving as an organist for nearly 30 years of his life.
All are welcome to attend and wear his favorite color blue at the
memorial service on December 2nd, at 2 pm at Sugar Land Baptist Church,
where he and Sally were members for over 20 years.
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John Anthony Kjergaard (Jack) of Bay City, TX passed away October 6,2022. He was born on June 13,1943 in Clinton, Iowa to the late Anthony Boyson Kjergaard and Doris McLaughlin Kjergaard. Survivors include his wife of 53 years, Evelyn Roberts Kjergaard, sons Todd (and wife Sonya) and Curtis Kjergaard. Grandchildren Jerry, Ethan, Kelsey, and Curtis Joseph (CJ) Kjergaard. Along with his sister Kathy Hudson (husband AL) and their children Scott, Dave, Bob, Randy, Terry , and Dawn Murphy (husband Kevin) and multiple great nieces and nephews. He was a Vietnam veteran and enjoyed bowling and golf. Funeral service will be held at the Church of Christ on Tuesday October 11,2022 at 10:00 A.M. Matt Springfield officiating. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park in Van Vleck ,Tx Pallbearers will be picked at the service. The family will receive friends starting a 9:30 A.M. until time of services. Bay City Tribune, October 9, 2022 Photos courtesy of Faye Cunningham
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Anthony is survived by his wife, Lesa; his children, Zoey, Kyle, Dalylah, and Avery; his momma, Patti (Taft); sisters, Samantha (Vinnie), KayLee and MaKayla; his bonus parents Mike and Myra; all of his adopted brothers and sisters (too many to list) and his three grandmothers, Sharon, Linda, and Kathy. Anthony also leaves behind many aunts, uncles and friends. All those who knew Anthony knew he loved the outdoors, whether it be fishing, mudding, or working in his shop. He adored his children and his family and loved going to family events, but we all know he hated drama. Anthony wished to be cremated and was an organ donor. There will be no services. The family will host a Celebration of Life at a later date.
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Charles Edward Klicker, 68, of Midfield, TX joined our Lord and Savior on August 7, 2023. He was born September 7, 1954 in Ottumwa, Iowa to the late Harry and Marianne Chickering Klicker. Chuck graduated from Cardinal High School in 1972. He was a star athlete in football, baseball, and wrestling. While attending Simpson College, he played baseball as an outfielder. Chuck had a fulfilling career in electrical maintenance at STP as an electrician and supervisor. During his 36 years at STP he made many lifelong friends. His passions were spending time with his family, traveling, his beloved pets, and his Lord Jesus Christ. As an avid fan of Iowa Hawkeye football, he rarely ever missed a game – GO HAWKS! Charles is survived by his wife Jeanne Buchanan Klicker; daughter Kristen Klicker; sons Kevin Klicker (Valarie) and Kirk Klicker (Chelsea); sisters Kathy Thrasher (Dan) and Jody Conrad (Bill), and grandchildren Adeline Klicker, Laila Moreno, Aaliyah Moreno, Carter Klicker, Kinsley Klicker and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his brother Ron Klicker. Visitation will begin at 9:00 am Tuesday, August 15, 2023 at Family Worship Center in Bay City. Funeral services will begin at 10:00 am with Revs. George Kraft and James Guerrero officiating. Interment will follow at Midfield Cemetery. Pallbearers are James Earnhart, Dan Thrasher, Bill Conrad, Ryan Gillespie, Steve Alley, and Dan Tinus. Honorary pallbearers are Laila Moreno, Aaliyah Moreno, Carter Klicker, Kinsley Klicker, and Adeline Klicker. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the SPCA or a favorite pet organization in Charles’ memory.
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Gary Lynn Kocurek, 66 of Pledger, passed from this life on Sunday,
August 26, 2018. He was born on March 19, 1952 in Palacios, Texas to
Peter and Edith (Shimek) Kocurek. Baker Funeral Homes - West Columbia, 634 S. Columbia Drive, West Columbia, TX 77486
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Archie Glenn Koenning, 64, of Selkirk passed away June 24, 2021. He was born March 2, 1957 in Houston, TX to the late Archie Walter Koenning and Helen Frances Blain Koenning. He was a former volunteer fire fighter for Little York Fire Dept and an EMT with Harris County Emergency Corp. In Houston TX. He loved fishing and hunting and just driving down the beach. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother Blain Koenning. Survivors include his wife Sharen Gifford Koenning; daughter Tanya Michelle Koenning Petrosky & husband Michael; son Archie Glenn Koenning, Jr.; brother Kenneth Koenning; grandchildren Teaghan Koenning and Hailey Petrosky; nephews Jerimiah Koenning Kenneth Koenning, Jr. and Blain Koenning II and niece Dena Koenning along with other extended family members. Visitation will begin 2:00 PM Tuesday, June 29, 2021 at Taylor Bros. Funeral Home followed by funeral services at 3:00 PM. Graveside service will be 2:00 PM Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at the Breslau Cemetery near Hallettsville, TX.
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The Heavenly Gates opened to welcome Lucille Guzman Kopecky, 82, of Bay City on July 28, 2022. She was born to Frederico and Mary Lucille Guzman, Sr. Everyone knew of Lucille being so kind-hearted that she would gladly give you a hot meal or the last few dollars in her purse. She was preceded in death by her parents and her brothers Tony, Fred and Danny Guzman. Lucille is survived by her companion Jose Mejia and four children Diana K. Claybourn (Mike), Adam Kopecky (Tara), Crystal K. Rodriguez (Daniel) and David Kopecky. She also leaves 9 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, 3 great-great grandchildren on the way. Visitation will begin at 1:00 PM Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at Nichols Street Church of Christ; 1200 Nichols St.; Bay City, TX 77414. Funeral service will be at 2:00 PM. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park. The family has asked that everyone please wear a mask and practice social distancing.
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Koral Lynn Kornegay was born January 14, 1991 in Houston, TX to Larry Morris Kornegay and Cecilia Christina Loff Kornegay. God called our sweet Koral Lynn home to be with Jesus on October 1, 2021. She was a beloved daughter, a cherished sister, a caring aunt, a special niece, and a precious friend to many. Although Koral was born in Houston, Texas where she resided throughout her life, she was a country girl at heart. Koral graduated from The Monarch School in 2009. Koral had a true love for animals. She leaves behind her treasured dog, 4 cats, and 2 horses. She worked as a veterinary assistant and achieved Texas Veterinary Medical Association Certified Veterinary Assistant level 2 certification. She had a passion for riding and showing horses, especially Lightning. She earned two American Arabian Horse Association Rider Legion Awards: Horseman of Merit Champion in 2013 and Rider of Merit Champion in 2019; many Arabian Region 9 End of Year Championships, Reserve Championships, and Top 5’s; many Region 9 Top 5’s and National Top 5’s; and South Texas Pinto and Houston All Arabian Show High Point Awards. She enjoyed Tai Kwan Do. Koral was a keen observer and perceptive of the needs of those around her. Being the youngest of her siblings, Koral related well with her nieces and nephews and loved playing with them and connecting to their interests. She was enthusiastic about interior decorating and thrift shopping. She delighted in finding unique gifts for her loved ones. She traveled much of the world. Though it took her a while to warm up, once you knew Koral you quickly learned that she was confident, decisive, and not lacking for things to talk about. She held onto her strong childlike faith to the end. Koral was preceded in death by her grandparents, uncle Clinton Loff, and cousin Christopher Loff. She is survived by her loving parents Larry and Christina Kornegay; her siblings Steven Rizzo and wife Amy, Kyle Kornegay and wife Megan, and Kendra Sullivan and husband Dan; nieces and nephews, Sam, Rett, and Hank Rizzo; McKenzie, Kaleb, and Kaitlyn Kornegay; and Jonathan, Gabriella, Joanna, and Timothy Sullivan; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. We are all fiercely proud of Koral. A rosary will be recited at 2:00 PM Friday, October 8, 2021 at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church; 9915 Hollister St.; Houston, TX 77040. Funeral Mass will follow at 3:00 PM. Graveside services will be at 11:00 AM Saturday, October 9, 2021 at the Palacios Cemetery in Palacios, Texas. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in her name to St. Matthew's Catholic Church Spiritual Bouquet, The Monarch School, or the Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation.
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With a servant heart, Micki lived her life selflessly helping others. She was a devout catholic and follower of God, continually seeking the Lord’s strength and presence. Micki never missed a chance to spend time with immediate or extended family and had many close friendships she cherished deeply. She was beloved and respected in both her personal and professional life. Her career was solely focused in nursing where she held various roles in the Houston area. She was an avid reader, amazing cook and enjoyed crafts and gardening. She always loved painting and spending time with her grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her two brothers, James Rother and John F. Rother and her sister-in-law Doris Rother. She is survived by her loving husband of 47 years, Johnny Jerome Krchnak a brother, Bernard Rother (Madeline) and sister Mary Ann Gibson (Jim). She was also survived by her two sons and wives, Eric and Dusti Krchnak of Dallas and Kyle and Erin Krchnak of Bryan. Micki received immense joy from seeing her grandchildren, Katy, Kinsey, Emmalyn and Kaden; they loved their Nanny and will miss her greatly. On June 20th, 2023, Visitation will begin at 1:00 PM, Rosary is being said at 1:30 PM and the funeral Mass at 2:00PM at Holy Cross Catholic Church of Bay City with Rev. Michael Rother and Rev. Stephen Vacek officiating. Burial will follow at Cedarvale Cemetery in Bay City. Reception for family and friends will immediately follow the burial. In lieu of flowers, please make donation to Sacred Heart Church in support of her nephew Father Michael. Checks or cash can be made out to the church at 400 E. 5th St, Hallettsville, TX 77964. In memory of Micki Krchnak
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Born in South Korea, her mother passed away when she was just 12 years old, leaving her to raise her siblings alongside her grandmother. In 1960 she met and married the love of her life, James Kruse, while he was stationed in Korea during the war. She moved to Palacios just days before Hurricane Carla hit, without knowing English when she arrived. She worked to rebuild a life where she became a US Citizen and made her way. She faithfully attended Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. Mickey served many years as manager at Central Elementary Cafeteria where she made many friends and her love stretched across all campuses. She will be remembered by all who knew her with a tremendous servant's heart, devoted to faith, family and community. She loved everyone with food. A loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She is survived by her only son, Jamie Kruse and wife Haley, her grandchildren, Tristan and his wife Arielle, Steffen and his wife Madeline, and Ashtyn and Brooklyn. Also, her one great-grandson: Lennon (son of Tristan and Arielle). There will be a service on Friday, April 8, 2022, beginning at 1:00 pm at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Palacios, interment will follow at Palacios Cemetery. Services have been entrusted to Russell Todish of Ganado and Slavik Funeral Homes, 209 N. Allen St. Edna, TX 77957, 361-782-2152.
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David Max Kruthoff, 82, of Bay City passed away September 29, 2021 at Matagorda County Hospital in Bay City surrounded by his family and St. Peter Lutheran Vicar Eric Locke. David was born April 29, 1939 in Denison, Iowa to the late Walter Matthew Kruthoff and Marie Catherine Kruthoff (Holst). After his high school graduation David went to work for Ozark Airlines. He was united in marriage to Georgia Virginia Pitcock of Winchester Virginia on September 29, 1963 in Peoria Illinois. David served in the Army National Guard from 1962 until 1967 David was an active member of St. Peter Lutheran Church. Until his retirement in 1998 he was employed by DuPont/Cain/Oxy-Chem/Lyondell. He was a loyal Iowa Hawkeyes sports fan, and he would exercise daily whether walking laps around the neighborhood or spending an hour in the gym. He enjoyed Country Music, the older the better. He enjoyed gardening, tinkering in his shed, and small fires in the fire-pit in the backyard. David was an avid Western Movie watcher, he also enjoyed movie nights on the couch with his wife. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother Dale Kruthoff. Survivors include his wife Georgia (Pitcock) Kruthoff; sons John David Kruthoff (Gretchen) of Fenton Illinois & Matthew Walter Kruthoff of Bay City. Grandchildren Courtney Marie Kruthoff and Kyle John Kruthoff both of Fenton Illinois. Funeral services will be at 10:00 AM Monday, October 4, 2021 at St. Peter Lutheran Church with Vicar Eric Locke officiating. Donations may be made to St. Peter Lutheran Church of Bay City Texas or the American Heart Association.
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Raiden Edwin Kubecka passed into the arms of Jesus on September 24, 2023. He was born on August 18, 2023, to Rusty and Emily Kubecka of Evansville, Indiana. During his five short weeks here on earth, he touched many lives, was loved deeply by family and friends, and will be greatly missed. Raiden is survived by proud big brothers, Ryder and Ronan Kubecka who cherished their little brother. His maternal grandparents are Steve and Jane Fore of Ravenden, Arkansas. Paternal grandparents are Ronnie and Carolyn Kubecka of Palacios, Texas. He is also survived by uncle Jacob (Tierra) Fore of Austin, Texas and aunts, Katie (John) Gilbert of Blessing, Texas, Lisa (Marc) Calhoun of Lake Jackson, Texas and Sara (Dennis) Repka of Hallettsville, Texas along with 11 cousins, Dylan Henry, Kaitlyn Gilbert, Jayden Gilbert, McKenzi Calhoun, Trent Calhoun, Shelbi Calhoun, Cooper Calhoun, Parker Repka and Grady Repka. Psalm 34:18 assures us “The Lord is near to the broken hearted and saves the crushed in spirit” A memorial service will be held Saturday, September 30, 2023 at 2:00 pm at Sunset Funeral Home, 1800 St. George Road, Evansville, Indiana 47711. Memorial donations can be made to the American SIDS Institute @ www.sids.org.
Sunset Funeral Home, Evansville, Indiana & Palacios Beacon,
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Shirley Marie Hogg Kubecka, 78, of Palacios, passed away on January 27, 2022. She was born on December 12, 1943, to the late Leroy Lindsey and Fairy Adele Hogg. Shirley graduated in 1962 from Palacios High School. She attended Texas A&I University in Kingsville and received her degree in homemaking. In 1965, Shirley married her high school sweetheart, O.R. “Dick” Kubecka, Jr, and they began building their life and farm together in the Palacios area. She spent the majority of her career teaching home economics, then kindergarten. She found great joy over her career in teaching multiple generations in their hometown. As parents, their children and the activities they participated in always came first. For over forty years you could find them both in the stands of athletic and school events, supporting 4-H activities and genuinely appreciating time their children and grandchildren. Her husband was her rock throughout their life together. Shirley was a fantastic cook, an excellent seamstress and a fierce competitor in a game of dominoes or cards. She will always be remembered for her spirited banter, excellent meals and her persistence to get a project “just right.” Shirley is survived by her husband of almost 57 years, Dick Kubecka of Palacios; daughters and sons-in-law Terri & Stephen Ward of New Braunfels, Kristi & Ray Greaves of Palacios and Lindsey & Kench Connally of Fordtran; grandchildren Cameron Greaves, Vail Ellis and wife Alondra, Sydney Greaves, Jacob Ellis, Slone Greaves, Claire Connally and Bella Connally; brother Roy Lee Hogg and wife Elizabeth. She was preceded in death by her parents. A memorial service was held on Saturday, January 29th at the First Baptist Church of Palacios. In lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial donation to Hospice of South Texas, First Baptist Church of Palacios, or the charity of your choice.
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David Patrick Kucera, born August 19, 1940, completed his earthly journey on November 10, 2023. David’s life was a good one. He faithfully served God as a lifelong Catholic and a truly caring man. When David said he would do something, he never failed to follow through. David was a role model to his two sons as he showed them his love and instilled in them a discipline to be honest, respectful, and prepared for life. The love and security he gave as a husband are treasures forever cherished. Reared as the oldest of three boys, he did not know how much he wanted a girl to call him “Dad” until he gained a daughter-in-law. He wholeheartedly enjoyed sharing his August birthday with his grandson. The special bond he held with his granddaughter, or as he named her his “Bodyguard”, meant the world to him. David grew up farming in Wharton County, served in both the U. S. Army and the U. S. Air Force, and then worked in the oil and gas pipeline industry for over 35 years. His mechanical genius served him in good stead as he could fix anything that broke and build things that were needed. On June 11, 1966, he married Suzanne Saha. Their wedding began with morning Mass at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Blessing, lasted through the day with a crowd of guests feasting and celebrating, and culminated with the Joe Gavranovic band’s playing all afternoon and for dancing till midnight. David and Suzanne truly were partners, destined to live their lives together. They reared two sons, David Kucera and Jason Kucera, who have made them proud. When son David married Inez, she became their wonderful daughter. Predeceased by his parents, Vit and Cecilia Kucera, and brother Ronald, David is survived by Suzanne, Jason, David and Inez, granddaughter Krystal, grandson Joshua and Cierra, and great grandson Soren. He is also survived by his brother Jerry and Stephanie and his dear friend Terevea Williams. As we who cherish him thank him for the never-failing love he gave us and say our earthly farewells, we know that life is merely a road to eternity. We look forward to joining David in eternal happiness. The family will receive visitors 5:30 p.m. Friday, November 17, 2023 at Holy Cross Catholic Church. The Rosary will be recited 6:30 p.m. Friday, November 17, 2023 at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, November 18, 2023 at Holy Cross Catholic Church with Father Stephen Vacek and Father Greg Korenek officiating. Rite of Christian Burial will follow at St. Peter’s Catholic Church Cemetery in Blessing. Pallbearers are Chris Boyett, Joshua Curry, Shane Kucera, Harrison Lee, Russell Polasek, Greg Saha, John Saha, and Matthew Svatek. Honorary pallbearers are Tommy Boyett, John Gilbert, Steve Heard, Mike Laza, Mike Saha, Julius Pavlas and Bob Thurmond. Appreciation to Angels Care Hospice for their loving care. For those Wishing to make memorial donations in David’s name, please consider contributions to Holy Cross Catholic School, 2001 Katy Avenue, Bay City, TX 77414.
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Charles Henry Kulak, Sr., of Boling passed into the arms of the Lord on Wednesday January 26, 2022, at Matagorda Regional Medical Center. He was 81. Charles was born in New Gulf, TX on March 13, 1940, to the late Edward John and Alice (Banker) Kulak. Charles, or "C. H.", as he was fondly known, was remembered by his family as loving to ride horses and tend his cattle. He also spent many years coaching little league baseball. He also was an avid hunter of deer, raccoons, and hogs. He enjoyed supporting his community by buying at the local auctions. He was a big supporter of the Wharton County Youth Fair and the Holy Catholic Church. He enjoyed watching his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren show their animals. He is preceded in death by his wife of 49 years, Patricia whom he lost in 2009, his son, Glenn Kulak and his brother, John Edward Kulak. Charles is survived by his spouse, Vivian Kulak, children Patti Hubenak and her husband, Russell of Boling, Thomas Kulak and his wife, Lynn of Boling and Charles Kulak and his wife, Kim of Boling. He is also survived by his sister Katherine McLeod and her husband, Don Mack of Iago, grandchildren Jonathan and his wife, Andrea of Iago, Will and wife, Bethany of Sugarland, Whitney Kulak of Boling, Alyssa Downs and her husband, Clint of Boling, Haley Hubenak of Boling, Heather Zamazal of Wharton, Allan Kulak of Boling, and Cheyanne Kulak of Manvel; great-grandchildren Summer Ortiz, Banker Kulak, Emmett Downs, Evelynn Kulak, Maverick Downs, Logan Hubenak, and Jayci Downs. Relatives, friends, and members of the Lonestar Trail riders are invited to his viewing on Sunday, January 30 from 5-7 P.M. and again on Monday, January 31 from 12:30 – 2 P.M. at Wharton Funeral Home. Funeral service to begin at 2:00 P.M. at the funeral home. Interment to follow at Evergreen Memorial Park, Wharton.
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