JoAnn (Jendrzey) Jaeger

Jo Ann Jaeger, 74, of Yorktown, passed away Thursday May 4, 2017.  She was born Oct. 20, 1942 in Yorktown to the late Edward and Lucille Meischen Jendrzey.  She married Marvin Willie Jaeger on January 20, 1963 in Holy Cross Catholic Church, Yorktown, Texas.

She is Survived by:  Son Joel Marvin (Laura) Jaeger of Austin, Texas; Grandsons Harrison Konrad Jaeger and Grant Edward Jaeger of Austin, Texas;   Brother Ralph (Gail) Jendrzey of Yorktown; Sister-in-law Shirley Jendrzey of Yorktown;  Brother-in-law David (Gladys) Jaeger of Tyler, Texas; Nieces and Nephews Monica, Jeffrey, Kristin, Christi, Deena, Audie.

Preceded in death by Husband Marvin Jaeger; Parents Edward and Lucille Jendrzey; Brother, Glenn Jendrzey.

Jo Ann and Marvin established and ran Jaeger’s Country Market until Marvin’s death on September 30, 1998.

Visitation will be 5-7 pm Tuesday May 9, 2017 at Holy Cross Catholic Church with rosary starting at 7 pm.  Funeral Mass will be 10 am Wednesday May 10, 2017 at Holy Cross Catholic Church with interment to follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery.  Memorial can be made to Holy Cross Catholic Church building fund. You are invited to sign the online guestbook at www.masseyfh.com

Pallbearers will be James Jendrzey, Jeffery Jendrzey, Harrison Jaeger, Grant Jaeger, Victor Jendrzey, and Joseph Jendrzey.  Honorary pallbearers will be nieces and nephews.

A farewell letter to Mom,

Attempting to put a lifetime of Love, Memories, Happiness, Togetherness, Tenderness, Unselfishness, and Thoughtfulness….into one little letter is almost impossible.

Let me begin with Family.  As far back as I can remember you were always the glue that kept our family together.  You always exhibited passion and the love for those around you.  We definitely could not have made it without you.

You gave me a firm foundation of values of which to build my own family.  I am a better husband and father because of you.  And for this I am thankful. 

You worked to provide me with an education which I have put to good use.  I would not be successful without you.  And for that I am thankful.

You taught me how to be a good parent.  And for this I am thankful.  Harrison and Grant thank you as well.

You constantly give back to your community and your church.  There is no one more passionate about their religion and it showed.  And now you are in a better place.

I love you Mom. 

Joel

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