Baylor County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Kluck, Regina Ann Marak February 26, 2013
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Betty Crook Betty_Crook@baylor.edu March 1, 2013, 3:00 pm

Waco Tribune-Herald, Waco, Texas, 28 February 2013
She died at home in Waco, with family members, on 26 February 2013 at age 95.  
The rosary, led by Deacon Jim Poole, was at Oakcrest Funeral Home on 28 
February, after visitation.  Mass was on Friday, 1 March, at St. Mary's 
Church, 1401 Washington Ave., Waco, Texas 76701, with Father Joseph F. 
Geleney, Jr., Pastor, then burial was at St. Mary's Cemetery in West, Texas.  
She was born 21 July 1917 at Bomarton in Baylor County to August Marak and 
Mary Kohut Marak. She moved to Waco in the early 1940s to attend Providence 
Nursing School, then 4-C Business College.  She worked at Providence Hospital, 
Dr. Tom Husbands's office, and Jo Ann's Fabrics store.  She was a member of 
St. Mary's Parish and KJZT for over 50 years.  She was preceded in death by 
her husband, Johnny Kluck, and three brothers named Jerome, Eugene, and Robert 
Marak.  Survivors, all of Waco, are her daughter Nancy Coker and her husband 
Gary, sister Mrs. Robert (Gustine) Vickery, two grandsons named Matt and Mason 
Coker, nieces and nephews.  The family thanked Providence Hospice, Meals on 
Wheels, and St. Mary's Church for their assistance.  St. Mary's records show 
the marriage of John August Kluck and Regina Ann Marak was on 16 August 1947 
before Father Floyd Bielamowicz.  The groom's parents were Otto Kluck and 
Elsie Berg Kluck.  He was baptized 31 October 1915 at the Lutheran church at 
Perry, Texas.  Regina was baptized 26 July 1917 at St. John's Catholic Church 
in Bomerton, Texas.  John A. Kluck died 13 December 1995.  He had become a 
Catholic.  His funeral was at this same church, St. Mary's in Waco, and he was 
buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in West.

Additional Comments:
I was acquainted with Regina for many years as a member of St. Mary's Parish.  
I am not related.  I noticed many named Marak in your cemetery.

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