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Quarternik, Jacqueline Theresa Jackie Jackie died peacefully on November 25, 2011. Ms. Quarternik was born on May 30, 1932, and was a life long resident of St. Louis, MO. She was the daughter of Matthew J. and Helen Sovar Quarternik, in a loving fun filled family that spent many holidays and other gatherings together enjoying good food, family, friends and memories. She graduated from St. Anthony's HS, which gave her many wonderful memories and life long friends. Everyone was her friend. Her vivacious spirit, resonating voice and infectious laugh endeared her to all she met. She truly enjoyed people and life and could be found in conversation with a stranger in line at a store as though they had been life long friends. She offered all that she had to others. This selfless giving is exemplified in her donation of her body to science. She was an energetic and loving mother, sister Marion Weiss, aunt, grandmother & great grandmother. Her legacy lives on through her children; Keith & wife Jane, Kenneth & wife Yali. Kendra & husband Gary; five grandchildren Matthew Frigo, Lynn Felts, Blake Frigo, Bryan & Sam Felts, Randolph Arns and her great grandchild Colt Felts. The family thanks all those who cared for her while at the Cedars at the JCA and St. Clair Hospital. Services: A memorial mass will be held Tuesday, November 29, 2011, 10:00 AM, at St. Anthony's of Padua Catholic Church: 3140 Meramec St., St. Louis Mo. 63118. May the peace of the Lord be with you always Mom.
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Jackie was my grandma's lifelong friend and over the years she was someone you could count on for a laugh, a smile, an energetic and lively spirit and just the warmest kind-hearted good humor that lit up a room with her energy. I will always admire the memory of her passion for faith, family and friends.
Anthony Vatterott
November 29, 2011
I married into the Quarternik family in 1991. Aunt Jackie was always so much fun to talk to at our family gatherings. Her laugh was infectious. She will be truly missed. You are at Peace now, Aunt Jackie and will suffer no more.
Debbie Quarternik
November 28, 2011
jackie always helped us gather clothing and household items for the poor in west virginia.
she gave from her heart like the poor widow on the bible...
she was a great catechist and helped many young kids in tough times.
the quarterniks are an awesome family...
jackie knew no strangers...
if you hadnt seen her for years... it didnt matter... she'd pick up the conversation as if she'd seen you yesterday.
what a unique lady..
joe sehnert
November 28, 2011
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