Daughter of Paul John Uherek and Vincentia Orsak Uherek
Wife of Frank Joseph Mazac.
Married 2 December 1926 in Harris County, Texas.
Mother of Annie Lou (Robberson) (Vick), Roland, and James Mazac.
Homemaker. Annie was a wonderful cook, and made the best tasting kolaches.
Attended Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Crosby, Texas.
On my visit to the cemetery to take photos of their headstone, I came upon a pretty, little, green butterfly, which to me symbolizes "new life". There are some beautiful flowers that were added to their gravesites for Easter.
Wife of Frank Joseph Mazac.
Married 2 December 1926 in Harris County, Texas.
Mother of Annie Lou (Robberson) (Vick), Roland, and James Mazac.
Homemaker. Annie was a wonderful cook, and made the best tasting kolaches.
Attended Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Crosby, Texas.
On my visit to the cemetery to take photos of their headstone, I came upon a pretty, little, green butterfly, which to me symbolizes "new life". There are some beautiful flowers that were added to their gravesites for Easter.
Daughter of Paul John Uherek and Vincentia Orsak Uherek
Wife of Frank Joseph Mazac.
Married 2 December 1926 in Harris County, Texas.
Mother of Annie Lou (Robberson) (Vick), Roland, and James Mazac.
Homemaker. Annie was a wonderful cook, and made the best tasting kolaches.
Attended Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Crosby, Texas.
On my visit to the cemetery to take photos of their headstone, I came upon a pretty, little, green butterfly, which to me symbolizes "new life". There are some beautiful flowers that were added to their gravesites for Easter.
Wife of Frank Joseph Mazac.
Married 2 December 1926 in Harris County, Texas.
Mother of Annie Lou (Robberson) (Vick), Roland, and James Mazac.
Homemaker. Annie was a wonderful cook, and made the best tasting kolaches.
Attended Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Crosby, Texas.
On my visit to the cemetery to take photos of their headstone, I came upon a pretty, little, green butterfly, which to me symbolizes "new life". There are some beautiful flowers that were added to their gravesites for Easter.
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