Mary Lou Smolik

Mary Lou accepted a call to the Primary Presidency with me in her 70s. She diligently served the primary children, teaching them about the temple in her 4th year of service. She knew families were important. A miracle occurred when Jack quit smoking so they were able to be sealed forever - providing an amazing example to the children and the adults as well. So happy she is with Jack again! I look forward to seeing her again in heaven. Mary Ann Kirk

Your Mom will leave many good memories with many people, me being one of them. We knew each other before I joined the family because we were both rural school teachers. We enjoyed several trips together while we were single. Our relationship continued when we became sister-in-laws. I am so thankful that you kids have kept me in your lives with visits and calls. She and Jack did a good job raising ya´ll. I will miss visiting on the phone and know you all will miss her immensely. Know you...

We knew the Smolik's Jerry was like a brother to us. He was at our house more then he was home. We are so sorry of the lost of a your mother. She was a very nice lady. The Webster's

I remember Mrs. Smolik. She was a very kind and caring person. I will always be grateful for the good influence in my life. Thank you for being such a good person.

We are deeply sorry for your loss. Marylou was always so easy to talk to and fun to be with and a very kind and generous person she will be greatly missed

Mom, I love you so much and I´m grateful for your guidance, patience, support and for your unconditional love. You were always there when I needed you and you never gave up on me. I will miss you more than words can express but, I have a lifetime of wonderful memories that will keep you in my heart until we meet again. Your loving son Jerry