Jackson County, Texas  - OBITUARIES 2001

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Funeral services for Mary Dvorak, 70, of Lolita were held Oct. 22 at St. John Bosco 
Catholic Church in Vanderbilt with the Rev. Michael Lyons officiating. Interment 
followed at Red Bluff Cemetery under the direction of Oaklawn Funeral Home. 

Mrs. Dvorak died Oct. 18. Born Feb. 20, 1931 to the late Fred and Van Hunter Massey 
Hoch, she was a homemaker and member of St. John Bosco Catholic Church. 

Survivors include: spouse, Jaro J. Dvorak, Lolita; daughters, Betty Venglar, Inez, 
Brenda Maresh and Pam Mader both of Lolita, and Patti Fitzpartick, Houston; sons, 
Larry Dvorak and Bobby Dvorak both of Vanderbilt, Jerry Dvorak and Ronnie Dvorak 
both of Lolita, and Jimmy Dvorak, Sweeny; sisters, Lucille Piehl, Seadrift, Joyce 
Klockgether, Austin; 18 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. 

Preceding her in death were: parents, and brothers, Frank Hoch and Claude Hoch. 

Pallbearers were: Ray Fitzpatrick, Andy Mader, Michael Maresh, Raymond Gasch, 
Walter Reichert and Terry Flynn. 

Grandchildren served as honorary pallbearers. 

In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to St. John Bosco Catholic Church in 
Vanderbilt.