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Lily Milada "Lillian Mildred" Kovar Quinn

1 Aug 1913 – 11 Jun 2012

Birth1 Aug 1913
Death11 Jun 2012
CemeteryGrove Hill Memorial Park
Dallas , Dallas County , Texas , USA
Added byKBounds on 04 Apr 2016
FaGhttps://www.findagrave.com/memorial/96356493

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Lily Milada Kovar was born August 1, 1913 in Quinlan, Texas and grew up in Ennis. She came to Dallas in the spring of 1931 to work and help her family survive the depression. She changed her name to Lillian Mildred at that time. She worked for a woman who recognized her potential and offered her the opportunity to attend business school. She attended Rutherford School of Business. She married Paul Quinn in 1936 and moved to the White Rock area of Dallas in 1938. A daughter, Nita Quinn Purcell and her son-in-law John survive her. Other survivors include Grandson Paul M. Purcell, his wife Joan and great Grandsons Alex, Nick, and Michael Purcell, and Granddaughter Melanie Purcell Fulton and great Grandsons Justin Lawler and Hunter Fulton. A brother Edwin Kovar of Dallas, and two sisters, Emily Newman of San Antonio and Mary Swain of El Paso, as well as many nieces and nephews also survive her. Lillian loved her family, home, and growing flowers and her Czech heritage. Graveside service will be at Grove Hill Cemetery (4118 Samuel Blvd) at 1:00 PM June 16, 2012. Signs will be posted at the main gate on Samuel Blvd. She will be # 2. "What is a Czech?" (Adapted from the Vestnik July 13, by George Jelinek) They are everything happy in the world with a smile on their face. They are everything fine in the world with a song on their heart. They are Czech; hope with a laugh on their lips. They are tomorrow with a twinkle in their eye. They are quick to forgive. Their feet tap to a pretty tune. They are Czech"

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