In Memory Of
Mary Ann Kallbrier
1934
2022
Mary Ann Kallbrier
August 11, 1934 — March 23, 2022
Mary Ann Kallbrier (nee Uhlmansiek) - Baptized into the Hope of Christ's Resurrection and Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at the age of 87.
Mary Ann was born in St. Louis, Missouri to Delores Ann (nee Goodhart) and William Lewis Uhlmansiek. Mary Ann married Thomas Daniel Kallbrier on May 19, 1951 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church St. Louis. She is now reunited with her beloved husband of 60 years and her parents.
Mary Ann was preceded in death by three brothers and two sister-in-laws William Uhlmansiek, Donald and Joan Uhlmansiek, Lawrence (Midge) and Betty Uhlmansiek. Edward L. Atherton son-in-law.
Mary Ann is survived by her sister-in-law Danielle (Dee) Uhlmansiek and brother-in-law and sister-in-law Vinson and Georgia Kallbrier.
Beloved mother of Deborah Atherton, Loraine LaMora (Dave Anders), Peggy (Richard) Newnham, Edward (Rebekah) Kallbrier and Delores (John) Campbell.
Dear grandmother of Steven Atherton, Phillip Atherton, Lisa (Jacson) Kendall, Thomas (Angie) LaMora, Ashley LaMora, Danielle LaMora, Richard (Melissa) Newnham, Jonathan (Matthew) Newnham-Wheatley, Sarah Kallbrier, Daniel Kallbrier, Scott (Paige Jenkins) Campbell and Matthew Campbell.
Dear Great Grandmother, Aunt, Great Aunt, Cousin and friend to many.
Dearest old friends Jeanette Brenner and Celeste (Sis) Davis.
Doting grandmother to her best Pomeranian friend Baxter who protected and watched over her.
Mary Ann was a devout Catholic and raised a Catholic family. She attended Sacred Heart School on St. Louis Avenue and St. Alphonsus Rock on Grand Avenue. Mary Ann was a lifelong member of the Association of the Miraculous Medal for over 75 years. Each year she added the names of new births, marriages and friends in prayer.
Mary Ann was not a woman of technology. She believed each person was very special and it was important that you would receive a card, note or call on her flip phone. She continued this tradition until her frail hands could no longer write.
We are so grateful that we were able to honor her wishes and care for her in the Atherton home by Deborah, Steven, Phillip, Lisa, Peggy, Delores, and Linda. Along with the excellent care received by Mercy Hospital and Mercy Hospice. They are truly Angels on Earth. We are so grateful that we were able to honor her wishes and care for her in the Atherton home by Deborah, Steven, Phillip, Lisa, Peggy, Delores, Jacson, Luke, Jack, and Linda.
To say she will be missed here on earth is an understatement as she brightened everyone's day.
In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to The Association of the Miraculous Medal or Backstoppers.org.
To share a memory of Mary Ann, please click on the share memories button at the top of the page.
Mary Ann was born in St. Louis, Missouri to Delores Ann (nee Goodhart) and William Lewis Uhlmansiek. Mary Ann married Thomas Daniel Kallbrier on May 19, 1951 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church St. Louis. She is now reunited with her beloved husband of 60 years and her parents.
Mary Ann was preceded in death by three brothers and two sister-in-laws William Uhlmansiek, Donald and Joan Uhlmansiek, Lawrence (Midge) and Betty Uhlmansiek. Edward L. Atherton son-in-law.
Mary Ann is survived by her sister-in-law Danielle (Dee) Uhlmansiek and brother-in-law and sister-in-law Vinson and Georgia Kallbrier.
Beloved mother of Deborah Atherton, Loraine LaMora (Dave Anders), Peggy (Richard) Newnham, Edward (Rebekah) Kallbrier and Delores (John) Campbell.
Dear grandmother of Steven Atherton, Phillip Atherton, Lisa (Jacson) Kendall, Thomas (Angie) LaMora, Ashley LaMora, Danielle LaMora, Richard (Melissa) Newnham, Jonathan (Matthew) Newnham-Wheatley, Sarah Kallbrier, Daniel Kallbrier, Scott (Paige Jenkins) Campbell and Matthew Campbell.
Dear Great Grandmother, Aunt, Great Aunt, Cousin and friend to many.
Dearest old friends Jeanette Brenner and Celeste (Sis) Davis.
Doting grandmother to her best Pomeranian friend Baxter who protected and watched over her.
Mary Ann was a devout Catholic and raised a Catholic family. She attended Sacred Heart School on St. Louis Avenue and St. Alphonsus Rock on Grand Avenue. Mary Ann was a lifelong member of the Association of the Miraculous Medal for over 75 years. Each year she added the names of new births, marriages and friends in prayer.
Mary Ann was not a woman of technology. She believed each person was very special and it was important that you would receive a card, note or call on her flip phone. She continued this tradition until her frail hands could no longer write.
We are so grateful that we were able to honor her wishes and care for her in the Atherton home by Deborah, Steven, Phillip, Lisa, Peggy, Delores, and Linda. Along with the excellent care received by Mercy Hospital and Mercy Hospice. They are truly Angels on Earth. We are so grateful that we were able to honor her wishes and care for her in the Atherton home by Deborah, Steven, Phillip, Lisa, Peggy, Delores, Jacson, Luke, Jack, and Linda.
To say she will be missed here on earth is an understatement as she brightened everyone's day.
In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to The Association of the Miraculous Medal or Backstoppers.org.
To share a memory of Mary Ann, please click on the share memories button at the top of the page.
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