Agnes Margaret (Aggie) Eckart Hesse
Services
Agnes Margaret (Aggie) Eckart Hesse, 76, of Muenster was called to her eternal home with Jesus on Tuesday, June 8, 2021.
History
Aggie was born on Sept 12, 1944 in Muenster, TX to James and Angeline (Walterscheid) Eckart, the 3rd of 11 children. She spent 6 years of her early life living on the Felderhoff farm east of Muenster where her son Neil and family currently reside. Aggie graduated from Sacred Heart High School in 1962. She married Bernard (Ben) Hesse on July 25th, 1964. The Lord blessed them 11 months later with daughter Janet, followed quickly by Neil, Ken, Andra, and David. Benand and Aggie built a beautiful home and family, staying busy with attending their school and athletic events at Sacred Heart School. Aggie worked at Muenster Building Center for 46 years, before retiring to work in the SH Cafeteria and to volunteer at Second Chance for ABBA Women's Center. She enjoyed spending time with Ben, their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren in the mountains of Colorado at Estes Park in the summer. Other than that, she could be found in the kitchen cooking up huge meals or playing games around the table with family. Aggie lived her faith, loved her husband and family and could not be out-worked.
Survivors
Aggie is survived by her husband of 56 years, Ben, daughters Janet (and Steven Vogel) of Muenster, Andra Hesse of Little Elm, and sons Neil (and Anne) Hesse and Ken Hesse of Muenster and David (and Myris) Hesse of Virgina Beach, Virginia. Grandchildren include Matt (and Brandi) Hesse, Kaitlin Hesse, Sam Hesse, Nolan Vogel, Connor Vogel, Sarah Vogel (and Chris), Kyle Vogel, Adrian Hesse, and Emily Hesse. Great-grandsons are Oliver and Eli Hesse.
Aggie is preceded in death by parents James and Angeline, mother and fatherin-law Joe and Christina (Henscheid) Hesse, brothers Jerry and Michael, and brothers-in-law Alfons Koesler, Bill Black, Robert Hesse, Leo Hesse, Sandy Sanders, Ramie Hesse, Harold Neu, sisters-in-law Mary Ann Hesse, Ethel Hesse, and nephew Jimmy John Eckart. Other survivors include brothers Jim Eckart, Don Eckart, John (and Mary) Eckart, Steve Eckart, sisters Mary Ann Koesler, Betty Simmel, Rose Black, and Dolores (and Dale) Hofbauer, Sister-in-law Gerri Eckart, Sr. Roberta Hesse, Chris Sanders, Caroline Neu, Jane (and Jim) Myrick, Evie Hesse, Numerous nephews and nieces, and friends that she considered family.
Services
Agnes Margaret (Aggie) Eckart Hesse, 76, of Muenster was called to her eternal home with Jesus on Tuesday, June 8, 2021.
History
Aggie was born on Sept 12, 1944 in Muenster, TX to James and Angeline (Walterscheid) Eckart, the 3rd of 11 children. She spent 6 years of her early life living on the Felderhoff farm east of Muenster where her son Neil and family currently reside. Aggie graduated from Sacred Heart High School in 1962. She married Bernard (Ben) Hesse on July 25th, 1964. The Lord blessed them 11 months later with daughter Janet, followed quickly by Neil, Ken, Andra, and David. Benand and Aggie built a beautiful home and family, staying busy with attending their school and athletic events at Sacred Heart School. Aggie worked at Muenster Building Center for 46 years, before retiring to work in the SH Cafeteria and to volunteer at Second Chance for ABBA Women's Center. She enjoyed spending time with Ben, their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren in the mountains of Colorado at Estes Park in the summer. Other than that, she could be found in the kitchen cooking up huge meals or playing games around the table with family. Aggie lived her faith, loved her husband and family and could not be out-worked.
Survivors
Aggie is survived by her husband of 56 years, Ben, daughters Janet (and Steven Vogel) of Muenster, Andra Hesse of Little Elm, and sons Neil (and Anne) Hesse and Ken Hesse of Muenster and David (and Myris) Hesse of Virgina Beach, Virginia. Grandchildren include Matt (and Brandi) Hesse, Kaitlin Hesse, Sam Hesse, Nolan Vogel, Connor Vogel, Sarah Vogel (and Chris), Kyle Vogel, Adrian Hesse, and Emily Hesse. Great-grandsons are Oliver and Eli Hesse.
Aggie is preceded in death by parents James and Angeline, mother and fatherin-law Joe and Christina (Henscheid) Hesse, brothers Jerry and Michael, and brothers-in-law Alfons Koesler, Bill Black, Robert Hesse, Leo Hesse, Sandy Sanders, Ramie Hesse, Harold Neu, sisters-in-law Mary Ann Hesse, Ethel Hesse, and nephew Jimmy John Eckart. Other survivors include brothers Jim Eckart, Don Eckart, John (and Mary) Eckart, Steve Eckart, sisters Mary Ann Koesler, Betty Simmel, Rose Black, and Dolores (and Dale) Hofbauer, Sister-in-law Gerri Eckart, Sr. Roberta Hesse, Chris Sanders, Caroline Neu, Jane (and Jim) Myrick, Evie Hesse, Numerous nephews and nieces, and friends that she considered family.
Agnes Margaret (Aggie) Eckart Hesse
Services
Agnes Margaret (Aggie) Eckart Hesse, 76, of Muenster was called to her eternal home with Jesus on Tuesday, June 8, 2021.
History
Aggie was born on Sept 12, 1944 in Muenster, TX to James and Angeline (Walterscheid) Eckart, the 3rd of 11 children. She spent 6 years of her early life living on the Felderhoff farm east of Muenster where her son Neil and family currently reside. Aggie graduated from Sacred Heart High School in 1962. She married Bernard (Ben) Hesse on July 25th, 1964. The Lord blessed them 11 months later with daughter Janet, followed quickly by Neil, Ken, Andra, and David. Benand and Aggie built a beautiful home and family, staying busy with attending their school and athletic events at Sacred Heart School. Aggie worked at Muenster Building Center for 46 years, before retiring to work in the SH Cafeteria and to volunteer at Second Chance for ABBA Women's Center. She enjoyed spending time with Ben, their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren in the mountains of Colorado at Estes Park in the summer. Other than that, she could be found in the kitchen cooking up huge meals or playing games around the table with family. Aggie lived her faith, loved her husband and family and could not be out-worked.
Survivors
Aggie is survived by her husband of 56 years, Ben, daughters Janet (and Steven Vogel) of Muenster, Andra Hesse of Little Elm, and sons Neil (and Anne) Hesse and Ken Hesse of Muenster and David (and Myris) Hesse of Virgina Beach, Virginia. Grandchildren include Matt (and Brandi) Hesse, Kaitlin Hesse, Sam Hesse, Nolan Vogel, Connor Vogel, Sarah Vogel (and Chris), Kyle Vogel, Adrian Hesse, and Emily Hesse. Great-grandsons are Oliver and Eli Hesse.
Aggie is preceded in death by parents James and Angeline, mother and fatherin-law Joe and Christina (Henscheid) Hesse, brothers Jerry and Michael, and brothers-in-law Alfons Koesler, Bill Black, Robert Hesse, Leo Hesse, Sandy Sanders, Ramie Hesse, Harold Neu, sisters-in-law Mary Ann Hesse, Ethel Hesse, and nephew Jimmy John Eckart. Other survivors include brothers Jim Eckart, Don Eckart, John (and Mary) Eckart, Steve Eckart, sisters Mary Ann Koesler, Betty Simmel, Rose Black, and Dolores (and Dale) Hofbauer, Sister-in-law Gerri Eckart, Sr. Roberta Hesse, Chris Sanders, Caroline Neu, Jane (and Jim) Myrick, Evie Hesse, Numerous nephews and nieces, and friends that she considered family.
Services
Agnes Margaret (Aggie) Eckart Hesse, 76, of Muenster was called to her eternal home with Jesus on Tuesday, June 8, 2021.
History
Aggie was born on Sept 12, 1944 in Muenster, TX to James and Angeline (Walterscheid) Eckart, the 3rd of 11 children. She spent 6 years of her early life living on the Felderhoff farm east of Muenster where her son Neil and family currently reside. Aggie graduated from Sacred Heart High School in 1962. She married Bernard (Ben) Hesse on July 25th, 1964. The Lord blessed them 11 months later with daughter Janet, followed quickly by Neil, Ken, Andra, and David. Benand and Aggie built a beautiful home and family, staying busy with attending their school and athletic events at Sacred Heart School. Aggie worked at Muenster Building Center for 46 years, before retiring to work in the SH Cafeteria and to volunteer at Second Chance for ABBA Women's Center. She enjoyed spending time with Ben, their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren in the mountains of Colorado at Estes Park in the summer. Other than that, she could be found in the kitchen cooking up huge meals or playing games around the table with family. Aggie lived her faith, loved her husband and family and could not be out-worked.
Survivors
Aggie is survived by her husband of 56 years, Ben, daughters Janet (and Steven Vogel) of Muenster, Andra Hesse of Little Elm, and sons Neil (and Anne) Hesse and Ken Hesse of Muenster and David (and Myris) Hesse of Virgina Beach, Virginia. Grandchildren include Matt (and Brandi) Hesse, Kaitlin Hesse, Sam Hesse, Nolan Vogel, Connor Vogel, Sarah Vogel (and Chris), Kyle Vogel, Adrian Hesse, and Emily Hesse. Great-grandsons are Oliver and Eli Hesse.
Aggie is preceded in death by parents James and Angeline, mother and fatherin-law Joe and Christina (Henscheid) Hesse, brothers Jerry and Michael, and brothers-in-law Alfons Koesler, Bill Black, Robert Hesse, Leo Hesse, Sandy Sanders, Ramie Hesse, Harold Neu, sisters-in-law Mary Ann Hesse, Ethel Hesse, and nephew Jimmy John Eckart. Other survivors include brothers Jim Eckart, Don Eckart, John (and Mary) Eckart, Steve Eckart, sisters Mary Ann Koesler, Betty Simmel, Rose Black, and Dolores (and Dale) Hofbauer, Sister-in-law Gerri Eckart, Sr. Roberta Hesse, Chris Sanders, Caroline Neu, Jane (and Jim) Myrick, Evie Hesse, Numerous nephews and nieces, and friends that she considered family.
