Anna Kapral Dranichak

As Father Jim outlined the history of years you lived this past century, we could fill in the adventurous life you told us about. As he called yours a wonderful life, we all know that you found it so. Your zest for life, the positive attitude toward adversity, and most of all, you deep devotion to family and God is the legacy that will live on our hearts forever. - Your proud and appreciative family.

Dear Frank, Mary Jane, Carol and family,
We were so sorry to hear of your Mama's passing. She will be remembered for all her beautiful flowers, all the good food that she was always making and always a smile and an open door. I spend many hours at the home with Carol and Frankie. It was so wonderful that you had Mama for so long. God's blessing for strength for you all. Love, Andrea, Joseph and Amanda

Grandma was a sweet engergetic woman who loved to laugh. She will be missed. We will never forget her singing at Christmas dinner. All my guests were enchanted by her.
God Bless you Grandma-Rest in peace with Grandpa

Our deepest and heartfelt sympathy go out to all the Dranichak families. We are so sorry for your loss and will always remember your mom's happy smile.
Love, Ed & Joanne Drimak

Dear Carol, sorry to hear about your Mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Perhaps I'll see you in September,

Dear Frank, Mary Jane, Carol and family,

How fortunate you all have been to have had your mother, grandmother, great-grandmother with you for so long. I am sure all of the wonderful memories you have from all of those years will help you through the difficult days ahead. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

My deepest sympathy to the family. Sue, I am so very sorry for your loss.

Betty Ann--Your mother's picture tells me how wonderful she was. I just wish mine had lived to this age, but mothers are with us always. I know she is in a good place now.

Gram was the best ever. As her grandson, I benefited from her love and generosity. She and grandfather Frank valued family and faith above all, and taught us what's really important in life.
Our most familiar memories are of Christmas and Easter family dinners, where they were happiest sharing stories of the 'old country', and praising God for all of our blessings. Anna's most common phrase was "Thanks be to God", and that's what I feel having had her as a grandmother.

- Robert M....