Anna T. "Nancy" Kralik

Anna T " Nancy " Kralik

Naples - A great woman left this world to go to her Heavenly Father early Sunday morning. She accomplished so much while here. Anna (Nancy) Kralik was an exemplary student (Valedictorian) and went on to be one of the first class of nurses to graduate from College Misericordia in Dallas, PA with a BS in Nursing. She began her career at Sacred Heart Hospital in Allentown, PA where she worked in the pediatric ward and eventually became an instructor in their School of Nursing. While doing this, she pursued a Master's degree in Education and Counseling from Lehigh University, and raised three children. When Sacred Heart closed their school around 1980, she started an LPN program at Lehigh County Community College. After moving to Naples Florida in 1983, she started the nursing program at what is now Florida SouthWestern State College. Anna retired in 1999. In 2002 she volunteered as a Pink Lady at Naples Community Hospital and worked with the Chaplain. In 2004 she started volunteering at The Senior Friendship Center... helping people fill out the paperwork to get their prescriptions directly from the manufacturer. She continued with this until 2011 when she became ill and moved north to be with family. We returned with her to Naples in 2018 and she became a resident at Barrington Terrace in March of 2019. Anna was 93. Her husband Harry John Kralik passed away on March 29, 2001. Her son Ronald J Kralik and his wife, Karen reside in Naples. Gary Kralik and his wife, Cindy Kralik live in Furlong, PA. And her daughter Nancy J Vaughn and husband Wayne live in Overland Park, KS. Anna has 8 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. There will be a viewing at Fuller Funeral home on Sunday, Feb 9th from 5 pm to 7 pm and a Mass of Christian burial on Monday, Feb. 10th at St Peter the Apostle Church at 2:00 pm and internment at Naples Memorial Garden immediately following the Mass. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Parkinson Association of SWFL or Ballet Theatre of Maryland. For online condolences visit www.FullerNaples.com.