Chloe Rape Obituary
A voracious reader, Chloe loved spending time with family at their weekend home on Lake Belton while playing dominoes and Tripoly. She enjoyed doting on Maddie, her constant companion and canine friend.
Chloe worked for Texas A&M University for 39 years, retiring on January 31, 2011. A dedicated and valuable employee, she was recognized for her achievements by receiving the President's Meritorious Service Award, the Office of Admissions and Records Outstanding Support Staff Award and most notably, the 2010 University-Level Distinguished Achievement Award.
Chloe is survived by her sons Jeff Rape and David Rape, daughter in law Julie, grandchildren Kristen Alvarenga, Johanna Ortega, Cloe Rape, Kaylee Rape, and Greg Rape, great grandchildren Elsie Alvarenga and Caleb Alvarenga, and favorite niece Polly Vicars.
At her request, a private Celebration of Life will be held by immediate family in lieu of a formal service. Interment will be at College Station Memorial Cemetery on the Aggie Field of Honor.
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