Jackson County, Texas  - OBITUARIES 2001

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Willie Cyril Kaspar 

Funeral services for Willie Cyril Kaspar, 66, of El Campo were held Monday, Dec. 17, 
2001, at St. Philip’s Catholic Church with the Rev. Michael Petering officiating. 
Entombment followed at Holy Cross Memorial Park with military honors under the 
auspices of the American Legion Post 251. 

Mr. Kaspar died Dec. 14. Born Oct. 20, 1935, in Ganado to the late John and Mary 
Vesely Kaspar, he was a building contractor for 31 years and was a member of St. 
Philip’s Catholic Church of El Campo where he was maintenance supervisor. After 
retirement from St. Philip’s, he became a rancher. He was a member of the Knights 
of Columbus No. 2490 and KJT. He was also a veteran of the U.S. Army. 

Survivors include his wife, Annie Merta Kaspar of El Campo; daughter, Jennifer 
Kaspar, El Campo; son, Gerard Kaspar, El Campo;sister, Lexia Ribeiro, Houston; 
and brother, Leo Kaspar, Ganado; 
He was preceded in death by parents; and an infant brother. 

Pallbearers were Victor Shimek, Willie Balcar, Michael Balcar, Stanley Konvicka 
and Larry Hickl. Honorary pallbearers were Allen Konvicka and David Konvicka. 

Memorials may be made to Hospice Support, Inc., Blessing Cup Medical Fund or St. 
Phlip’s School Endowment.