Edna Kathleen Kunz, 98, of Woodway, passed away peacefully at home Tuesday, May 29, 2012, with her family by her side. At a later date, a private family burial will be held at Crawford Cemetery.
Kat was a proud Texan born in Ennis, Texas. As the daughter of a Katy Railroad man, she and her family moved to Waco when Kathleen was six months old. They were charter members of Calvary Baptist Church. For the last 25 years, Kathleen was a proud member of First Baptist Church of Hewitt. After graduating from Waco High School in 1931, Kathleen had a successful career with Monnig's Department Store, retiring as office manager after 32 years. Kathleen shared a wonderful life with her husband, Elmer Kunz Jr., who died in 1985. In earlier years, she fished and traveled. She loved working in her yard, and flowers, birds and trees. Kathleen spent many hours watching sports and her favorite program was "Wheel of Fortune". She will best be remembered for her love of family, her positive attitude, wit and humor.
She is survived by her baby sister, Louise Spurgin, of Dallas; many nieces and nephews; her constant companion, her cat "Sweet Baby"; and many dear friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 6/2/2012
Kat was a proud Texan born in Ennis, Texas. As the daughter of a Katy Railroad man, she and her family moved to Waco when Kathleen was six months old. They were charter members of Calvary Baptist Church. For the last 25 years, Kathleen was a proud member of First Baptist Church of Hewitt. After graduating from Waco High School in 1931, Kathleen had a successful career with Monnig's Department Store, retiring as office manager after 32 years. Kathleen shared a wonderful life with her husband, Elmer Kunz Jr., who died in 1985. In earlier years, she fished and traveled. She loved working in her yard, and flowers, birds and trees. Kathleen spent many hours watching sports and her favorite program was "Wheel of Fortune". She will best be remembered for her love of family, her positive attitude, wit and humor.
She is survived by her baby sister, Louise Spurgin, of Dallas; many nieces and nephews; her constant companion, her cat "Sweet Baby"; and many dear friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 6/2/2012
Edna Kathleen Kunz, 98, of Woodway, passed away peacefully at home Tuesday, May 29, 2012, with her family by her side. At a later date, a private family burial will be held at Crawford Cemetery.
Kat was a proud Texan born in Ennis, Texas. As the daughter of a Katy Railroad man, she and her family moved to Waco when Kathleen was six months old. They were charter members of Calvary Baptist Church. For the last 25 years, Kathleen was a proud member of First Baptist Church of Hewitt. After graduating from Waco High School in 1931, Kathleen had a successful career with Monnig's Department Store, retiring as office manager after 32 years. Kathleen shared a wonderful life with her husband, Elmer Kunz Jr., who died in 1985. In earlier years, she fished and traveled. She loved working in her yard, and flowers, birds and trees. Kathleen spent many hours watching sports and her favorite program was "Wheel of Fortune". She will best be remembered for her love of family, her positive attitude, wit and humor.
She is survived by her baby sister, Louise Spurgin, of Dallas; many nieces and nephews; her constant companion, her cat "Sweet Baby"; and many dear friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 6/2/2012
Kat was a proud Texan born in Ennis, Texas. As the daughter of a Katy Railroad man, she and her family moved to Waco when Kathleen was six months old. They were charter members of Calvary Baptist Church. For the last 25 years, Kathleen was a proud member of First Baptist Church of Hewitt. After graduating from Waco High School in 1931, Kathleen had a successful career with Monnig's Department Store, retiring as office manager after 32 years. Kathleen shared a wonderful life with her husband, Elmer Kunz Jr., who died in 1985. In earlier years, she fished and traveled. She loved working in her yard, and flowers, birds and trees. Kathleen spent many hours watching sports and her favorite program was "Wheel of Fortune". She will best be remembered for her love of family, her positive attitude, wit and humor.
She is survived by her baby sister, Louise Spurgin, of Dallas; many nieces and nephews; her constant companion, her cat "Sweet Baby"; and many dear friends.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 6/2/2012
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