Juliana M Elmore

Juliana Elmore was born June 8, 1937, to Andrew and Katherine Wleczyk. She grew up in Fairchild enjoying a childhood steeped in farm life with her brothers Ben Wleczyk, Willie Wleczyk and sister, Nancy Wenzel.
She married Victor Macha and had four children, Anthony Macha, Carmen and her husband Jimmy Reno, Stephen Macha and Rita Macha. She later married Charles Elmore.
She has six grandchildren, Jill Simpson (Geoff); Justin Macha (Kylie), Travis Reno (Amy), Shayne Macha (Tracy), Shelby Macha (Jordan), and Morgan Rubeski (Matthew).
Her great grandchildren are Julie Smetek, Pierce Smetek, Hunter Smetek, Brenden Simpson, Austin Simpson, Logan Simpson, Stockton Macha, Strat Macha, James Reno, Joseph Reno, Caroline Reno, Walker Rubeski, Reagan Macha, Mason Macha, Skylar Macha, and Lane Macha.
Juliana also enjoyed her several grand dogs: Katie, Kacie, Koda, and Georgia.
Juliana attended Holy Rosary Catholic Church, and was a member of Catholic Daughters #1476. She recently received her 70 year pin, and she was very proud of that. Her dedication to praying the Rosary was evident to everyone who knew that her Rosary was always in her pocket or hanging on her arm! She ended every Rosary with "Oh Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee."
Her family was extremely important to her, and whatever her children were doing, she was right there at all gatherings, Rodeos, FFA events, football and baseball games as a chaperone, a driver, a cheerleader, and a giver of hugs. She cooked many meals late at night and early in the morning for her kids and their friends. Her house was THE place to go to after games. In 1977, she was the Treasurer for the State Champion Rosenberg All Star Softball Team. Juliana was a regular at Young At Heart Bingo at Holy Rosary, and she absolutely loved going! Her table buddies were Bernice Faltysek, Rita Macha, Barbara Gilbert, Margie Orsak and Mary Ellen Pollock.
The family expresses gratitude to James B. Duke and everyone at Davis Greenlawn, and to Robert at Cambridge for his assistance while she was there.
Those honored to serve as casket bearers are Anthony Macha, Stephen Macha, Justin Macha, Travis Reno, Matthew Rubeski, Jimmy Reno, Pierce Smetek, Hunter Smetek, Geoff Simpson, Shayne Macha, Brenden Simpson, and Shelby Macha.
Honorary bearers are Stockton Macha, James Reno, Joseph Reno, Mason Macha and Lane Macha.