She had a distinctive low, husky voice. According to family legend, when she was 15, Mary sang solos while a girlfriend played the organ in the otherwise empty St. Philip Church. Within a few hours, the church burned to the ground. That was March 28, 1928. Years later, Mary still blamed her voice for the disastrous fire.
She had a distinctive low, husky voice. According to family legend, when she was 15, Mary sang solos while a girlfriend played the organ in the otherwise empty St. Philip Church. Within a few hours, the church burned to the ground. That was March 28, 1928. Years later, Mary still blamed her voice for the disastrous fire.
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Beloved Mother
Family Members
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Francis C. Maurer
1902–1979
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Maurice Vincent Maurer Sr
1908–1975
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Infant Louise Maurer
1910–1910
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Infant Maurer
1911–1911
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Bernard L. Maurer
1914–1988
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Katherine Louise Maurer Mead
1916–2001
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Charles John "Chuck" Maurer Jr
1919–2003
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Barbara Ann Maurer Borchert
1921–2003
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Elizabeth Ellen "Betty" Maurer Hankes
1923–2006
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Cecelia Gertrude "Cea" Maurer Knapp
1927–1989
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