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Anna Lanca Glomb Vinklarek
26 Jul 1864 – 17 Oct 1946
| Birth | 26 Jul 1864 |
| Death | 17 Oct 1946 |
| Cemetery | Saints Cyril and Methodius Catholic Cemetery Shiner , Lavaca County , Texas , USA |
| Added by | Beau on 20 Dec 2009 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/45650021 |
Bio
VINKLAREK—Died Thursday, October 17 at 146 E. Lambert, Mrs. Anna Vinklarek, 82, beloved mother of Mrs. Pauline Kokas, Mrs. Mary Jaks, Mrs. Gussie Lumpkin, Mrs. Frances Vrazel, Miss Emily Glomb, Edward Frank Glomb and Capt. Emil Vinklarek. The body will be taken overland to Shiner, Texas, where funeral services and interment Will take place Saturday morning. Arrangements by the Angelus Funeral home. San Antonio Light, October 18, 1946 ---------- Another one of Shiner's former residents was placed at rest Saturday morning at 9:30 when funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Annie Glomb Vinklarek, age 82 years. Mrs. Vinklarek passed away at her home in San Antonio Thursday, Oct. 17, at 9 a.m. The last rites were conducted from the Eschenburg Funeral Parlor continuing to Shiner Catholic Church for requiem high mass. The Rev. Leo Moczygemba officiating. Interment was in Shiner Catholic Cemetery with her grandsons Oscar, Edwin, Joe and Frank Glomb and Eddie Kokas and Laurence Vrazel serving as casket bearers. Mrs. Vinklarek was born in Czechoslovakia July 26, 1864. Her maiden name was Annie Lanca. She came to America at an early age and was married to Frank Glomb in 1882. Thirteen children were born to this union, six of whom with their father preceded their mother and wife to the grave. Those who survive are Frank Glomb, Mrs. John (Pauline) Kokas, Shiner; Mrs. Ed. (Mary) Jaks, El Campo; Eddie Glomb, Pacific Palisades, Calif.; Mrs. Dennis (Gussie) Lampkin, San Antonio; Mrs. Louis (Frances) Vrazel, Corpus Christi and Miss Emily Glomb, San Antonio. After the death of Mr. Glomb, Mrs. Glomb was married to Joe Vinklarek, who preceded her to the grave. To this union one son, Capt. Emil Vinklarek of Honolulu survives. He visited his mother in recent months and spent each day of his leave at her bedside. Grandchildren who survive number 44 and great-grandchildren 22. There are no brothers and sisters surviving, she being the last of her family. Death came as a relief to the deceased as she had been ill a long time. The past six weeks she was confined to her bed. During this time her daughter, Miss Emily, gave her mother tender and affectionate care. Mrs. Vinklarek was widely known throughout this community where practically all of her life was spent. After leaving Shiner some five years ago she resided one year in Gonzales, two years in Yoakum and the past two years in San Antonio. Mrs. Vinklarek had been very active in all the duties of home and church throughout her long life. To all who knew and loved this good lady, and to her immediate family and near relatives, we extend sincere sympathy. Shiner Gazette, Shiner, Texas, Thursday, October 24, 1946.
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Mother Anna Glomb Vinklarek 1864 - 1946 Father Frank J. Glomb 1855 - 1909 God's greatest gift returned to God - Our Parents
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- Agnes Glomb Mikes 1883–1937
- Joseph Anton Glomb 1885–1938
- Frank J Glomb 1887–1964
- Louis Joseph Glomb 1889–1939
- Pauline Rose Glomb Kokas 1892–1965
- Louise Glomb Vrazel 1894–1928
- Mary Glomb Jaks 1896–1970
- Augustine Ann "Gussie" Glomb Lumpkin 1902–1973
- Frances Rosa Glomb Vrazel 1904–1994
- Emily Julie Glomb 1907–1978
- LTC Emil Alvin Vinklarek 1913–1967
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