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Mary Lucille Bolkovatz McCabe

Birth	:	20 Jun 1916 Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana, USA
Death	:	26 Apr 2014 Missoula, Missoula County, Montana, USA
Burial	:	Mount Olivet Cemetery, Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, USA
Coordinate	:	46.1300011, -112.9739990
Description	:	Mary Lucille Bolkovatz McCabe passed away at the age of 97 at Beehive Assisted Living in Missoula on Saturday, April 26, 2014. Mary was born the third of 10 children to George and Catherine (Zunic) Bolkovatz on June 20, 1916, in Anaconda. Mary was the quiet one in an outgoing family – her parents, seven sisters and two brothers were the center of her life. Mary was raised and educated in Anaconda attending St. Peter Grade School and St. Peter Catholic High School. After high school, she attended Butte Business College. She started her working career as a receptionist for Dr. Long,... Read More	Mary Lucille Bolkovatz McCabe passed away at the age of 97 at Beehive Assisted Living in Missoula on Saturday, April 26, 2014. Mary was born the third of 10 children to George and Catherine (Zunic) Bolkovatz on June 20, 1916, in Anaconda. Mary was the quiet one in an outgoing family – her parents, seven sisters and two brothers were the center of her life. Mary was raised and educated in Anaconda attending St. Peter Grade School and St. Peter Catholic High School. After high school, she attended Butte Business College. She started her working career as a receptionist for Dr. Long, M.D., in Anaconda. On April 30, 1939, she married Francis “Frank” Lester McCabe of Anaconda. Frank was an ironworker and after their marriage they traveled the country from New Orleans to Seattle following work. She loved the travel and getting to see the nation by train and car. When Frank joined the U.S. Navy after the start of World War II, she moved to Los Angeles to work in the steno pool for the Lockheed aircraft plant. Two of her sisters, Theresa and Agnes, soon followed her to join the work force on the production side at Lockheed. Frank was stationed in San Diego, so they shared good times when he was in the States on leave. She fondly remembered living in California and the friends she made during that time. As the war neared the end, she returned to Anaconda, where her first daughter Marilyn was born. When the war ended, Frank returned to Anaconda, where they made their home. Roberta, a second daughter, was born to the couple. Mary returned to work as a secretary at the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railroad in Anaconda before a 30-year career as a stenographer at Warm Springs State Hospital. For many of those years, she worked as the secretary for the superintendent through several changes of administrations. She retired in 1985. Mary always enjoyed her work and the people she worked with became her life long friends. Mary was an independent woman who raised her children with pride after Frank died in 1962. She stressed to her daughters the importance of a good education that would make it possible to establish a career that would allow them to always take care of themselves. With her extended family, daughters and their families, and friends, she enjoyed traveling, camping, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, hiking, snowmobiling and spending time at the rustic family cabin in Red Lion Canyon near Georgetown Lake. Mary always enjoyed being with a group of family and friends and cooked many Sunday dinners for those special to her. After her retirement, she regularly traveled to Missoula and Stevensville to be with her daughters and grandchildren. She made an annual trip to California to visit her sister Catherine Brady and nieces Maureen (Brady) Hampton and Patsy (Brady) Schmidt, and their families. Travel remained a great joy to Mary, especially her trips to the Soviet Union and Slovenia that she made with her family and friends. In one of her adventures, at the height of the Cold War, she and her traveling companions separated from the group and managed to get lost at night on the subway while visiting Moscow. Mary had other adventures cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and snowmobiling with her sister Ang, brother Walter, brother and sister-in-law Joe and Ag, and friends Hazel and Harvey Hadeen. Mary moved to Missoula in 2002 to be near her daughters, grandchildren and sisters, as dementia became a problem and eventually moved to Beehive Assisted Living in 2009. She was preceded in death by her parents, Catherine and George Bolkovatz; husband, Frank McCabe; sisters and brothers-in-law, Ann and John Hogan, Catherine Brady, Angela “Ang” and Clarence Keiser, Barbara “Bobbie” Ashton, Agnes and Sid Bailey, Theresa and Bob Tocher, and Dorothy and Bill Montgomery; sister-in-law, Agnes Bolkovatz; mother-in-law, Nora McCabe; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, John and Helen McCabe; brothers-in-law, Joe, Victor and Pat McCabe; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Nora and Pat Sugrue; sister-in-law, Mary McCabe; nieces, Signey Bailey, Carol Kieser Parker, Gwendolyn McCabe and Patricia McCabe; nephews, Jack Hogan and Gene McCabe; former in-laws, Francis Brady, Fred Ashton and Nora McCabe. She is survived by her brothers, Joseph “Joe” Bolkovatz and Walter “Wally” Bolkovatz of Anaconda; daughter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Pat Ryan of Missoula; daughter, Roberta Nicholas and friend John Croft of Stevensville; grandchildren, Jamie (Clem) Lockman, Paul Ryan of Missoula, Amy Goicoechea (Sean) of Kalispell, Kari (Andre) Marshall of Seattle; great-grandchildren, Kristen Hensley, Andria Lockman, Tyler Lockman, Elliot Lockman, Camden Lockman, Gwen Lockman, Zoe Ryan, Kash Goicoechea, Ella Goicoechea and Karson Goicoechea; many nieces and nephews; and former in-laws, Ron Nicholas and Stacey Scarborough. The family wishes to express gratitude and thanks to the staff at Beehive and Partners in Home Care. Services will be held 10 a.m. May 23 at Christ the King Church, 1400 Gerald Ave., Missoula, with burial in Anaconda at 4 p.m. the same day. A wake will be held May 22 at 7 p.m. at Garden City Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, donations to one of the following nonprofits would honor Mary’s memory: Stevensville Teachers Association, 300 Park St., Stevensville, MT 59870; Montana Professional Teachers Foundation, 1232 E. Sixth Ave., Helena, MT 59601; Christ the King, 1400 Gerald Ave., Missoula, MT 59801; Anaconda Catholic Community, 217 W. Pennsylvania St., Anaconda 59711. Missoula newspaper 4/00/2014

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Where is Mary Lucille Bolkovatz McCabe's memorial?
Mary Lucille Bolkovatz McCabe's memorial is located at: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, USA.
When did Mary Lucille Bolkovatz McCabe death?
Mary Lucille Bolkovatz McCabe death on 26 Apr 2014 in Missoula, Missoula County, Montana, USA
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Latitude: 46.1300011
Longitude: -112.9739990

Family Members:

Parent

George Joseph Bolkovatz

(1879 - 1949)

Catherine Zunic Bolkovatz

(1891 - 1964)

Spouse

Frank Lester McCabe

(1911 - 1962)

Siblings

Ann Alice Bolkovatz Hogan

(1911 - 2005)

Angela Madeline Bolkovatz Kieser

(1918 - 2002)

Barbara C “Bobbie” Bolkovatz Ashton

(1921 - 2005)

Teresa Marie Bolkovatz Tocher

(1923 - 1970)

Joseph G Bolkovatz

(1926 - 1937)

Joseph George Bolkovatz

(1926 - 2018)

Walter “Wally” Bolkovatz

(1929 - 2014)

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1. Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Coordinate: 46.1300011, -112.9739990

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19. Dewey Cemetery
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23. Highland Cemetery
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Coordinate: 45.7992300, -112.4865100

24. Valley Cemetery
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