Sister Mary Florence Volz, CDP, (baptized Mary Annis) entered eternal life on April 29, 2019 at the age of 92. She was born on December 25, 1926 in Mission, Texas to Alphons Francis and Olivia Katherine (Massey) Volz. She professed first vows as a Sister of Divine Providence on June 22, 1948.
Sister Mary Florence's life was a melody of joy, love and appreciation for all of God's creation. Music was her life's passion and source of joy and inspiration. This was evident in the way she lived her life, instructed her piano/organ students, and how she taught music. She encouraged her students to venture beyond the notes and rhythm and "express the sounds, the phrase and how the music feels."
Sister Mary Florence's life was a melody of joy, love and appreciation for all of God's creation. Music was her life's passion and source of joy and inspiration. This was evident in the way she lived her life, instructed her piano/organ students, and how she taught music. She encouraged her students to venture beyond the notes and rhythm and "express the sounds, the phrase and how the music feels."
Sister Mary Florence Volz, CDP, (baptized Mary Annis) entered eternal life on April 29, 2019 at the age of 92. She was born on December 25, 1926 in Mission, Texas to Alphons Francis and Olivia Katherine (Massey) Volz. She professed first vows as a Sister of Divine Providence on June 22, 1948.
Sister Mary Florence's life was a melody of joy, love and appreciation for all of God's creation. Music was her life's passion and source of joy and inspiration. This was evident in the way she lived her life, instructed her piano/organ students, and how she taught music. She encouraged her students to venture beyond the notes and rhythm and "express the sounds, the phrase and how the music feels."
Sister Mary Florence's life was a melody of joy, love and appreciation for all of God's creation. Music was her life's passion and source of joy and inspiration. This was evident in the way she lived her life, instructed her piano/organ students, and how she taught music. She encouraged her students to venture beyond the notes and rhythm and "express the sounds, the phrase and how the music feels."
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