Difference between revisions of "Mary Timko"

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Born on May 7, 1918 in Dixonville, Inidiana County, Pennsylvania. She was the oldest child of Stephen Timko Jr. and Anna Margaret Witco.

Description

Mary was of average build. [Note: People commented that she looked a little like Marilyn Monroe]

Early Years

Childhood
Siblings
- Anna Mae Timko
- Margaret Anne Timko

Education

Mary could read and write.

Religion

While Mary was baptized into the Catholic faith, she converted to the Jewish faith.

Family Years

Married Joseph Novick in 1935 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The couple had four children: one boy - Glenn Gary, and three girls - Irene Nancy, Anita Jane and Linda Ellen.

The couple would have eventually have three children;

Irene Nancy Novick
Anita Jane Novick
Linda Ellen Novick
Glenn Gary Novick

Residences

Working Years

Homemaker for 69 years. She also modeled for Sears and Roebuck Company.

Personal Life

Death

Mary died from congestive heart failure on June 8, 2004 in Lower Merlon, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She was buried on June 11, 2004 at Roosevelt Memorial Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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-Her brother is [[Michael Timko]] and her sister is [[Sarah Timko]]
+Born on May 7, 1918 in Dixonville, Inidiana County, Pennsylvania. She was the oldest child of '''[[Stephen Timko Jr.]]''' and '''[[Anna Margaret Witco]]'''.
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+== Description ==
+Mary was of average build. [Note: People commented that she looked a little like Marilyn Monroe]
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+== Early Years ==
+* '''Childhood'''
+* '''Siblings'''
+** Anna Mae Timko
+** Margaret Anne Timko
+== Education ==
+Mary could read and write.
+== Religion ==
+While Mary was baptized into the Catholic faith, she converted to the Jewish faith.
+== Family Years ==
+Married Joseph Novick in 1935 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The couple had four children: one boy - Glenn Gary, and three girls - Irene Nancy, Anita Jane and Linda Ellen.
+The couple would have eventually have three children;
+* Irene Nancy Novick
+* Anita Jane Novick
+* Linda Ellen Novick
+* Glenn Gary Novick
+== Residences ==
+== Working Years ==
+Homemaker for 69 years. She also modeled for Sears and Roebuck Company.
+== Personal Life ==
+== Death ==
+Mary died from congestive heart failure on June 8, 2004 in Lower Merlon, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She was buried on June 11, 2004 at Roosevelt Memorial Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.