Tributes to Mary Ann Supak Valenta: A Life of Service and Love

Jarrell, Texas, September 5, 2025

News Summary

Mary Ann Supak Valenta, a matriarch and community pillar, passed away at the age of 83, leaving a legacy of love, music, and dedicated service. Her contributions to family, church, and community involvement will be celebrated at upcoming memorial services. Mary Ann’s life was rich in musical talent, faith, and devotion, impacting many. She is survived by her husband and children, as well as eleven grandchildren who will carry forward her memory.

Jarrell, Texas — Mary Ann Supak Valenta, a cherished matriarch, passed away peacefully on August 31, 2025, at the age of 83. Known for her deep commitment to family and community, Mary Ann leaves behind a legacy defined by love, faith, and service.

Early Life and Musical Talents

Mary Ann was born on December 20, 1941, in Granger, Texas, to Adolph and Bernice Supak. From an early age, she showcased a remarkable gift for music, skillfully playing several instruments, including the accordion, cornet, piano, and organ. Her talents were perfectly complemented by a natural aptitude for mathematics, which would serve her well in her professional career.

Education and Marriage

She began her education at Saints Cyril and Methodius Catholic School and later graduated from Granger High School. After completing her education, she married Johnnie Timothy Valenta on January 6, 1962. Together, they crafted a nurturing family home overflowing with faith and love, celebrating over 63 years of marriage.

Professional Accomplishments

Mary Ann had a prolific career as an accountant, dedicating more than four decades to her profession. She worked with several reputable organizations, including Taylor Savings and Loan, IBM Federal Credit Union, and the City of Georgetown. Her keen organizational skills and dedication made a significant impact in each role she assumed.

Community Involvement

In addition to her accounting work, Mary Ann was actively involved in her community. She served as an adult leader for 4-H, inspiring the next generation, and taught religious education classes at St. Helen Catholic Church. Furthermore, she was a member of the Granger KJZT Society and the Corn Hill KJT Society.

Personal Interests

Outside of her professional life, Mary Ann enjoyed a variety of hobbies. She was a talented baker and a passionate vegetable gardener, providing her family with homegrown produce. Additionally, her skills in sewing allowed her to create beautiful garments and crafts for her loved ones.

Faith and Heritage

Mary Ann’s faith was a guiding force throughout her life. She actively participated in the Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Corn Hill, where she took part in the Czech Heritage Mass. Her devotion to her church was further evidenced when she compiled a legacy book celebrating the church’s 125-year history, preserving its rich heritage for future generations.

Family Legacy

Mary Ann is survived by her loving husband, Johnnie Valenta, along with three children: John Valenta and his late wife Kathleen, Katherine Kissmann and her spouse Marcus, and Rebecca Bilicek and her husband Steven. Additionally, she leaves behind eleven grandchildren who will carry her memory forward, including Dr. John Valenta, Jeremy Whisenhunt, Meghan Valenta, and others who cherished her deeply.

Memorial Services

A Rosary is set to take place on September 7, 2025, at 5 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Corn Hill. The funeral service will be held on September 8, 2025, at 10 a.m., also at the church, with burial to follow at Holy Trinity Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Holy Trinity Catholic Church for Mass intentions or the Holy Trinity Cemetery fund. The arrangements are being handled by Gabriels Funeral Chapel in Georgetown, Texas.

Conclusion

Mary Ann Supak Valenta’s life was a tapestry woven with love, faith, and a strong sense of community. Her countless contributions to her family, church, and profession have left an indelible mark on those who had the privilege to know her.

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