She was a nurse's aide at the former St Mary's Hospital in Superior before becoming a homemaker and raising her two daughters. She was a member of St Anthony's Catholic Church. Viola loved to visit with friends and family and play cribbage and bingo.
Viola was preceded in death by her parents; her husband Frank on March 15, 1975; a granddaughter, Denise Marie Schnabel; two sisters, Margie Cramer and Ethel Suikonen; and two brothers, Robert and Frank Kervina.
She is survived by her daughters, Gloria J (Jack) Schnabel, Yucaipa, CA, Debra J (Scott) Simrak, Duluth, MN; grandchildren, Craig Schnabel and Cheryl (Robert) Rowell, California, Jasmine (Joe) Lake, Illinois, and Mikhail Simrak, Duluth; great-grandchildren, Jesse, Brittney, Ryan and Joshua, of Calif, and Tony of Illinois; a brother, Raymond (Gloria) Kervina, Bloomington, MN; a sister, Gladys Timmer of Minneapolis; and many nieces and nephews.
Internment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
(Superior Telegram)
She was a nurse's aide at the former St Mary's Hospital in Superior before becoming a homemaker and raising her two daughters. She was a member of St Anthony's Catholic Church. Viola loved to visit with friends and family and play cribbage and bingo.
Viola was preceded in death by her parents; her husband Frank on March 15, 1975; a granddaughter, Denise Marie Schnabel; two sisters, Margie Cramer and Ethel Suikonen; and two brothers, Robert and Frank Kervina.
She is survived by her daughters, Gloria J (Jack) Schnabel, Yucaipa, CA, Debra J (Scott) Simrak, Duluth, MN; grandchildren, Craig Schnabel and Cheryl (Robert) Rowell, California, Jasmine (Joe) Lake, Illinois, and Mikhail Simrak, Duluth; great-grandchildren, Jesse, Brittney, Ryan and Joshua, of Calif, and Tony of Illinois; a brother, Raymond (Gloria) Kervina, Bloomington, MN; a sister, Gladys Timmer of Minneapolis; and many nieces and nephews.
Internment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
(Superior Telegram)
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