The Wagner Genealogy and Relation
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Mary Jeanette Catherine Hoffman
F, #112, born June 21, 1926, died April 13, 1994
| References | Adalbertus and Agnes Hoffman Jack and Mary Wagner Jean Bapista DeMers (The Duke) Otto and Margaret Wagner |
Parents
| Father | Bernard Arthur Ben Hoffman (born 1 January 1889, died 14 February 1927) |
| Mother | Eva Marie DeMers (born 4 January 1890, died 10 November 1954) |
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Family: Jack Edward Wagner, Sr. (Papa Jack), (born 10 November 1923, died 2 June 2005)
| Son | Michael John Wagner+ |
| Son | Richard Lee Wagner+ |
| Son | Paul Thomas Wagner+ |
| Son | Damian Edward Wagner+ |
| Son | Daniel Joseph Wagner+ |
| Son | Joseph Christopher Wagner+ |
| Son | Jack Edward Wagner, Jr. |
| Daughter | Marie Lynette Wagner+ |
Mary J. Wagner
Biography
Mary Jeanette Catherine Hoffman was born on 21 June 1926 in 1019 McCall St., Waukesha, WI. She married Jack Edward Wagner, Sr. (Papa Jack), on 13 September 1947. She died on 13 April 1994 in St. Johns Pleasant Valley, City of Camarillo, CA. She was buried on 16 April 1994 in Conejo Mountain Cemetary, City of Camarillo, CA.
Mary Jeanette Catherine Hoffman had reference number 2. She was christened on 11 July 1926 in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Waukesha, WI. Mary was the seventh child of Ben and Eva Hoffman. She was only an infant when her father died. Soon after that
her mother packed up her family and shipped out west to Inglewood CA, In June 1946, she met her future mate at the St. John's Young Peoples Club. He had been back from the war for only three days. She always said that he was the "love of her life". They married in Sept 1947, and over nearly fifty years, raised eight children. Mary was the Mother of Mothers. Her family was her life. Throughout her life, her second love was her Church. She was always active and the first to volunteer when a helping hand was needed.
Mary died while planting bare roots in her rose garden.
her mother packed up her family and shipped out west to Inglewood CA, In June 1946, she met her future mate at the St. John's Young Peoples Club. He had been back from the war for only three days. She always said that he was the "love of her life". They married in Sept 1947, and over nearly fifty years, raised eight children. Mary was the Mother of Mothers. Her family was her life. Throughout her life, her second love was her Church. She was always active and the first to volunteer when a helping hand was needed.
Mary died while planting bare roots in her rose garden.
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