Sister Jean Marie Sczepanik was a daughter born to Nimpha Dugie and Vincent Joseph Sczepanik. She was a member of the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament. She graduated from St. Joseph's Training School of Nursing as a trained nurse and she received a Bachelor's degree in social science from Our Lady of the Lake College. She was a nurse at Schulze Hospital in Schulenburg, Burn's Hospital in Cuero, Mercy Hospital in Jourdanton, Huth Memorial Hospital in Yoakum and Cuero Community Hospital. She was also a teacher or Principal at Nazareth Academy in Victoria, Holy Trinity School in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, St. Thomas School in Asherton, Rosa Mystica School in New Braunfels, Praha Public School, St. Ludmilla Academy in Shiner, St. Agnes School and St. Leo's School both in San Antonio,Texas, Assumption School in Ganado, St. Michael School in Cuero, and Holy Trinity School in Falls City, Texas.
Sister Jean Marie Sczepanik was a daughter born to Nimpha Dugie and Vincent Joseph Sczepanik. She was a member of the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament. She graduated from St. Joseph's Training School of Nursing as a trained nurse and she received a Bachelor's degree in social science from Our Lady of the Lake College. She was a nurse at Schulze Hospital in Schulenburg, Burn's Hospital in Cuero, Mercy Hospital in Jourdanton, Huth Memorial Hospital in Yoakum and Cuero Community Hospital. She was also a teacher or Principal at Nazareth Academy in Victoria, Holy Trinity School in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, St. Thomas School in Asherton, Rosa Mystica School in New Braunfels, Praha Public School, St. Ludmilla Academy in Shiner, St. Agnes School and St. Leo's School both in San Antonio,Texas, Assumption School in Ganado, St. Michael School in Cuero, and Holy Trinity School in Falls City, Texas.
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