Klaudia was a member of the Red Hat Society, and an avid Ice Pilots fan, and a faithful member of Curves. Klaudia was an adored wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend.
She was survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Robert Adam of Pensacola; mother, Acea Odell of Austin, TX; one son Ron Adam (Lauren) of Margate Fl. and two daughters Cynthia Moore (Michael) of Pensacola; and Darlene Roberts of Amarillo, Tx. Granddaughters include Jessica Moore, Mollie Adam and Rachel Moore; brothers are Greg Ungelson of Santa Monica, Ca. and Barry Odell and Wade Odell both of Austin, Tx. and many beloved family and friends.
Funeral services were at 12 noon on Monday Nov. 14, 2005 at Waters and Hibbert Chapel with Rabbi Zukrow officiating. Burial is at Bayview Memorial Cemetery.
What a remarkable woman! How blessed is each and every one of us to be able to say we knew her...and that she knew us. How fortunate to have had Klaudia in our lives, as again she will live forever now in us and in the memories we carry of her. The best way for us to remember Klaudia is to go have a big piece of chocolate-celebrate her sweetness, her love of life-and love that said it's ok to "hog out," on chocolate...you just have to walk a bit more!
She was survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Robert Adam of Pensacola; mother, Acea Odell of Austin, TX; one son Ron Adam (Lauren) of Margate Fl. and two daughters Cynthia Moore (Michael) of Pensacola; and Darlene Roberts of Amarillo, Tx. Granddaughters include Jessica Moore, Mollie Adam and Rachel Moore; brothers are Greg Ungelson of Santa Monica, Ca. and Barry Odell and Wade Odell both of Austin, Tx. and many beloved family and friends.
Funeral services were at 12 noon on Monday Nov. 14, 2005 at Waters and Hibbert Chapel with Rabbi Zukrow officiating. Burial is at Bayview Memorial Cemetery.
What a remarkable woman! How blessed is each and every one of us to be able to say we knew her...and that she knew us. How fortunate to have had Klaudia in our lives, as again she will live forever now in us and in the memories we carry of her. The best way for us to remember Klaudia is to go have a big piece of chocolate-celebrate her sweetness, her love of life-and love that said it's ok to "hog out," on chocolate...you just have to walk a bit more!
Klaudia was a member of the Red Hat Society, and an avid Ice Pilots fan, and a faithful member of Curves. Klaudia was an adored wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend.
She was survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Robert Adam of Pensacola; mother, Acea Odell of Austin, TX; one son Ron Adam (Lauren) of Margate Fl. and two daughters Cynthia Moore (Michael) of Pensacola; and Darlene Roberts of Amarillo, Tx. Granddaughters include Jessica Moore, Mollie Adam and Rachel Moore; brothers are Greg Ungelson of Santa Monica, Ca. and Barry Odell and Wade Odell both of Austin, Tx. and many beloved family and friends.
Funeral services were at 12 noon on Monday Nov. 14, 2005 at Waters and Hibbert Chapel with Rabbi Zukrow officiating. Burial is at Bayview Memorial Cemetery.
What a remarkable woman! How blessed is each and every one of us to be able to say we knew her...and that she knew us. How fortunate to have had Klaudia in our lives, as again she will live forever now in us and in the memories we carry of her. The best way for us to remember Klaudia is to go have a big piece of chocolate-celebrate her sweetness, her love of life-and love that said it's ok to "hog out," on chocolate...you just have to walk a bit more!
She was survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Robert Adam of Pensacola; mother, Acea Odell of Austin, TX; one son Ron Adam (Lauren) of Margate Fl. and two daughters Cynthia Moore (Michael) of Pensacola; and Darlene Roberts of Amarillo, Tx. Granddaughters include Jessica Moore, Mollie Adam and Rachel Moore; brothers are Greg Ungelson of Santa Monica, Ca. and Barry Odell and Wade Odell both of Austin, Tx. and many beloved family and friends.
Funeral services were at 12 noon on Monday Nov. 14, 2005 at Waters and Hibbert Chapel with Rabbi Zukrow officiating. Burial is at Bayview Memorial Cemetery.
What a remarkable woman! How blessed is each and every one of us to be able to say we knew her...and that she knew us. How fortunate to have had Klaudia in our lives, as again she will live forever now in us and in the memories we carry of her. The best way for us to remember Klaudia is to go have a big piece of chocolate-celebrate her sweetness, her love of life-and love that said it's ok to "hog out," on chocolate...you just have to walk a bit more!
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