Edmund Frank Cepica had attended midnight mass at the Catholic Church and was at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jerry Kotulek at Seymour when he suffered a heart attack.
Mr. Cepica was born 30 October 1877 at St. John, Texas.
Services were held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. He and his family moved to Baylor County in 1926 and lived for a number of years on thier farm east of West over. In 1941, Mr. and Mrs. Cepica moved to Seymour and lived in their home on the Olney HIghway.
Mr. Cepica was a long time citizen of Baylor County.
Mr. Cepica was a member of the S.P.J.S.T. Lodge. He was a good citizen in every way and rightfull had many friends. He had a friendly nature and he tried to be friends with all of his associates. He was dearly loved by his children and other members of his family.
Edmund Frank Cepica had attended midnight mass at the Catholic Church and was at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Jerry Kotulek at Seymour when he suffered a heart attack.
Mr. Cepica was born 30 October 1877 at St. John, Texas.
Services were held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. He and his family moved to Baylor County in 1926 and lived for a number of years on thier farm east of West over. In 1941, Mr. and Mrs. Cepica moved to Seymour and lived in their home on the Olney HIghway.
Mr. Cepica was a long time citizen of Baylor County.
Mr. Cepica was a member of the S.P.J.S.T. Lodge. He was a good citizen in every way and rightfull had many friends. He had a friendly nature and he tried to be friends with all of his associates. He was dearly loved by his children and other members of his family.
Family Members
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Frank Edmon Cepica
1899–1930
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Agnes Frances Cepica Mraz
1900–1980
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Raymond Lud Cepica
1901–1987
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Emil Cepica
1904–1921
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Julia Louise Cepica Kotulek
1906–1968
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Anna Eli Cepica Kessler
1906–1980
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William Jerry Cepica
1909–1998
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Frances J Cepica Kotulek
1911–1979
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Mary Jane Cepica Marak
1915–1986
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Molly Cepica
1917–1918
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Angelina Evelyn "Angie" Cepica Gerik
1917–2001
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