Beatrice Ann Sikorra

Dear Mary, Roy, Danielle and all family members,
We were so sorry to hear of Mrs. Sikorra's passing.
We also regret that we were not able to attend the wake or the funeral today. We remember your mother with the fondest of memories. She always had a smile on her face and had some little happy remark or joke for you. We LOVED her hats!!:) She was a great example for all!
She will always remain in our Poor Souls prayer list! We certainly will remember her this month and have a Mass offered for the repose of her soul!
We know that you will be missing her greatly! God bless you!
Love Kathy, Dan, Joe, Mike, Andres, Tina, Laura and Lulu Heckenkamp

My sympathy and condolences to you on the loss of Bea. It's been many years since I've seen her, but remember her as a crossing guard during my days at Holy Ghost grade school. I think I may have babysat for her children, also. Dad was a cousin to the Lulloffs, so that makes me a cousin, too. May God bless you one and all. Germaine Kustermann-Hesiak (Jerry and Irene Kustermann's daughter)

Mary, Raymond, and family,
Your mother was truly a great role model for me in my formative years. She instilled a love of the theater and music that I still remember her for 40 years later. Her girl scout leader activities were the stuff of legends at Our Lady of Good Hope Parish.
Although I am sure that she is now at home with the Lord, my heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead. Bless you all!!!

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Bea Sikorra. Her unbounding energy in defense of the Traditional Catholic Faith will always be remembered! May her soul & all of the souls of the faithfully departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Dear
Mary and Roy, Ray and Marie, and families,
Our sympathy to all of you on the loss of your mother and grandmother.
I've known Mrs. Sikorra since I was in high school, when she would make
pledges of $1.00 a mile for our 10-mile fund-raising hikes for Notre
Dame High School!(Most people would pledge 10 cents a mile!) So she was
certainly a generous benefactor to us, as she also was to the Church.
Also, for many years, she and I sat next to each other at choir
practice, where we did quite a bit of chatting, as well as singing! My
children also enjoyed several of her Halloween parties. She was a
valiant woman, and a dedicated and devout Catholic, and I will remember her with gratitude and fondness.

Sincerely,
Bridget Mueller