Father | Frank Nelson Davalt (b. 14 October 1918, d. 6 August 1971) |
Mother | Betty Jo Henson (b. 23 January 1931, d. 1 November 2012) |
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MISS JENNY LYNN DAVALT, of Galveston, was born on October 7, 1955 and passed away on October 23, 1996. She was a longtime employee for K-Mart, store #4302 in Galveston. Miss Davalt was preceded in death by her father, Frank N. Davalt. She is survived by her mother, Betty Jo Davalt; sister Ella Falkenberg; brother, Frankie N. Davalt; nieces, Opal Davis and Jennifer Falkenberg; nephew, Frank Davis; many other relatives and all the friends and fellow employees of K-Mart. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 26, 1996 at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel of Heights Funeral Home, 1317 Heights Blvd. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Garden of Memories Cemetery. Heights Funeral Home, 1317 Heights Blvd., 862-8844.
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Father | John William Rosenauer (b. 16 April 1881, d. 10 May 1964) |
Mother | Bertha Ella Grassoff (b. 21 February 1886, d. 29 November 1972) |
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Son | John William Rosenauer, III+ |
Son | Gerald Eugene Rosenauer+ |
Daughter | Molly Jo Rosenauer+ |
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Son | John William Rosenauer, Jr.+ (b. 3 April 1916, d. 30 November 1999) |
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Son | John William Rosenauer, Jr.+ (b. 3 April 1916, d. 30 November 1999) |
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Daughter | Teresa Margaret Smaistrla+ |
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ROBERT NORBERT SMAISTRLA - Bob's earth journey has ended. From an El Campo farm birth in 1924, Bob's life path took him to Italy in WWII; through Rice University, into the industrial trades in Houston with B & B Engineering and others, and through almost all the nation's parks with his "lovely bride" Marie, and internationally to Palestine and Jerusalem, Hawaii, Egypt, Rome and beloved Prague. Along the way, he helped establish two churches St. Thomas More in Houston and St. Stephen Martyr in Coldspring, Texas. He enjoyed his Lake Livingston home for 35 years, drawing sustenance and energy, and gathering his kinfolk together. He always led the prayers and we knew him as a wonderful host. His active mind created enough chores for five of his children Joanne, Joyce, Teri, Tina, and Bobby; and he always had enough time for a boat ride and an ice cream with his special daughter Karen. His bride, Marie, led his care and transition to the new places he will travel. They would have celebrated 60 years of marriage this July. We bid him good travel, past the dull glaze of Parkinson's disease, with memories that he was larger than one man and a force that strengthened all who knew him. In Czech, spanem bohem means "go with God." Spanem bohem, Bob. Bob is survived by his wife, children and spouses: Joanne and Gray Miller, Joyce and Neal Sarahan, Teri and Claude Nowlin, Tina and Paul Hoffman, Bobby and Jacquie Smaistrla and very special Karen; grandchildren: Shannon, Chris, Michael, Larry, Corrie, Dan, Scott, Joe, Kate, Lisa; and great-grandchildren: Elizabeth, Emmelene, Luke and Colin. Visitation will be 5-7 P.M., with a rosary at 7:00 P.M., Tuesday, March 21, 2006 at St. Ambrose, 4213 Mangum Rd., Houston, TX 77092. Funeral Mass at 10:30 A.M. on Wednesday, with visitation one hour prior to Mass at St. Ambrose. Father Ben Smaistrla will officiate. Interment at Houston National Cemetery. Donations in Bob's memory can be sent to: Parkinson's Foundation of Harris County 7457 Harwin Houston, 77036 or to the Center Serving Persons with Mental Retardation - 3550 West Dallas Houston, 77019.
Published in Houston Chronicle on Mar. 20, 2006.
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Daughter | Teresa Margaret Smaistrla+ |
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Marie Kutac Smaistrla
1924-2017
"We loved you the first time we saw you – And we always will love you, Marie." From "Marie" - Randy Newman
Marie Kutac Smaistrla was born on Floresville farmland in 1924. She lived a simple and complicated life with grace and beauty for 93 years. Simple, because her mission was to nurture and provide for her family. Simple because of her gift at spreading the joy of friendships through cooking, sewing, laughing, fishing, church, playing bridge, dominoes and travelling the world. She never missed a hair appointment and had lipstick on 100% of the time. Complicated, because she left her deep farmland roots and moved to Houston in the late 1940's and helped us all move into the 21st century. From farmhouse to suburbs to townhouse life to assisted living, Marie showed us what community, style and happiness could look like and be. She supported her husbands' enterprises and their illnesses. "In sickness and in health" she was faithful. She shepherded her children through school, even though her own formal education had stopped at eighth grade. She was amongst the Houston pioneers in special education, faithfully given on behalf of her beloved daughter Karen. St Thomas More, St Ambrose, and CRI knew the joy of her devoted service.
Marie lives on through the generations. Her daughters Joanne, Joyce, Teri, Tina and Karen and her son Bobby and their families gratefully celebrate and bless her.
Marie was born beautiful. She remained so her whole life. God welcomes her beautiful spirit into eternity. She goes to dance and play dominoes with kindred spirits.
5:00 Visitation and 7:00 Rosary at St Ambrose Church, 4213 Mangum Rd. 77092, Tuesday June 6, 2017
Funeral mass at St Ambrose Church, 10: 00 Wednesday June 7, 2017
Interment at Veteran's Memorial Cemetery – Private
Instead of flowers, memorial contributions would be appreciated to National Alliance on Mental Illness, 3630 West Dallas, 77018 namigreaterhouston.org; and to Karen's caregiver team at There's No Place Like Home (TNPLH) at 2025 West 11th, Houston Texas 77008.
Published in Houston Chronicle on June 6, 2017.
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Son | Thomas Carl Covellone+ |
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Son | Thomas Carl Covellone+ |
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