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• Zwickl , Mary Janice (Theresa Mary)

  Sister Janice (Theresa Mary Zwickl) was born April 23, 1923 to Michael Zwickl and Katherine Zwickl in South Bend, Indiana. [Her mother's maiden name was the same as her married name. Both parents were born in Austria.] She entered the congregation January 21, 1942, received the Habit August 15, 1942 and made Final Profession August 15, 1947. Sister died June 22, 2011 at Saint Mary's Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister taught first and second grades between 1946 and 1959 at: Most Holy Redeemer, Evergreen Park, Illinois; Sacred Heart, Fort Wayne, Saint Patrick's, South Bend, Saint Paul's, Valparaiso, and Saint Mary's, Michigan City, Indiana. In 1958, she was asked if she would be interested in teaching the blind. She was, and studied Braille earning a certificate to teach in the Blind Program at Most Holy Redeemer School, Evergreen Park, Illinois and Saint Raphael's in Chicago, Illilnois, enabling the children to become integrated into the regular classes. When the program was phased out in 1971, she returned to the regular classroon at Saint Vincent de Paul, Elkhart, Indiana and subsequestly did tutoring and served as teacher and/or librarian at Queen of All Saints, Michigan City, Saint Joseph's, South Bend, Indiana; and Saint Mary's, Woodstock, Illinois. From 1987-1990 she cared for the elderly at Lombardy Home in South Bend. Lastly she was librarian at Mary's Soliltude, a retreat center on Saint Mary's campus, Notre Dame, Indiana
• Zurcrak , (Sophia)
• Zurbuch (Zuerbuch) , Mary Immaculate (Elizabeth)

  Sister Mary Immaculate was born on April 14, 1859. She passed away at the Motherhouse, where she served as a Sister.
• Zurbuch , Mary Jane (Regina)

  Mary Jane was born on August 13, 1892. She passed away at Nazareth Heights.
• Zmudzinski , Mary Archangela (Eleanore)

  Sister Mary Archangela (Eleanore Zmudzinski) was born in South Bend, Indiana, February 11*, 1906, the daughter of Anthony Zmudinski and Catherine Sobiery. She entered the Congregation on October 30, 1923. She received the Habit, August 15, 1924, and made Final Profession August 15, 1929. She died at Saint Mary's Convent, October 24, 1991, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.[Baptismal record gives February 12 as date of birth; all other records use February 11.]Sister Archangela was a teacher. She was assigned to teach at Saint Hedwige School, Holy Cross School, Saint Joseph's School, South Bend, Indiana; Saint Anthony's School, Hegeler, Illinois; Our Lady of Lourdes School, Colusa, California; Saint Bernard's School, Oakland, California; Saint Peter's School, Washington, D.C.; Saint Mary's School, Woodstock, Illinois; Saint Mary's School, Union City, Indiana; Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana; Saint Charles School, Crawfordsville, Indiana; Saint Theodore's School, Chicago, Illinois; Saint Peter's School, LaPorte, Indiana and Saint Vincent's School, Elkhart, Indiana.
• Zink , (Elizabeth)
• Zimmermann , Mary Vincent (Mary Magdalen)

  Mary Vincent was born on August 30, 1861. According to the notes, Mary Vincent passed away at the Motherhouse.
• Zimmermann , Mary Joseph Cupertino (Teresia)

  Mary Joseph Cupertino was born on March 20, 1885. He passed away at St. Agnes Hospital.
• Zimmerman , Mary Irenita (Rose)

  Sister Mary Irenita (Rose Regina Zimmerman) was born in Zurich, Switzerland, August 8, 1902, the daughter of Nat Zimmerman and Barbara Regina Zimmerman. She entered the Congregation August 30, 1924, received the Habit August 15, 1925 and made Final Profession August 15, 1930. She died at Saint Agnes Hospital, Fresno, California, August 5, 1931, and is interred in Calvery Cemetery, Fresno, California.During her short life in the Congregation, Sister Irenita, was assigned to Saint Augustine's Academy, Fresno, California. She served by doing housework and mending.The Fresno Bee, October 31, 1966 printed an article about Sister Irenita. The article states that 35 years after sisters' death she walked the streets of Fresno as a ghost. It was reported that she had been seen by Holy Cross Sisters who taught in Saint John's School, a parishioner, the janitor of the school and his wife, and some of the girls living in the boarding academy. One evening, about this same time, some vandals had opened Sister Irenita's grave, exposing the casket. Msgr. Culleton hurried to the graveyard and climbed down into the grave and opened the casket. The body was perfectly preserved although a tree root had grown through the coffin and across the corpse. The root was removed and the grave closed. Msgr. Crowley said Mass for the deceased nun. Since then, nothing has been reported about Sister Irenita.
• Zimmerman , (Louise)
• Zimmer , Mary Alberta (Mildred)

  Sister Alberta (Mildred Louise Zimmer) was born May 6, 1927 in Danville, Illinois, the daughter of John william and Theresa Glueck Zimmer. She entered the congregation July 31, 1945, received the Habit February 2, 1946 and made Final Profession August 15, 1951. She died at Rosary Convent, November 27, 2020, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Between 1948 and 1971 Sister was a teacher at various levels: in Indiana at Holy Cross School, South Bend, (elementary);Bishop Noll High School, Hammond; Saint Joseph's School, South Bend (Junior High); Saint Thomas the Apostle, Elkhart (Junior High); Saint Joseph's High School, South Bend; and Saint Mary's School, Michigan City (Senior High). In Michigan she served at Holy Redeemer, Flint (both elementary and senior high). In Illinois she taught at Marian Central Catholic High School in Woodstock and at Schlarman High School in Danville. In 1971 she became Director of Operations for Holy Cross Shared Services at Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana until 1997. Following a sabbatical program she returned to Saint Mary's, Indiana to become Assistant Superior. In 2003 she went to Saint Catherine's, Ventura, California where she served various congregational needs until she retired at Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana in 2011.
• Zils , Mary Gertrude Louise (Gertrude)

  Sister Mary Gertrude Louise (Gertrude Mary Zils) was born in San Francisco, California, February 9, 1903, the daughter of Joseph P. Zils and Catherine Laughlin. She entered the Congregation July 3, 1920. She received the Habit January 6, 1921, and made Final Professsion August 15, 1926 at Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana. She died at Saint Benedict's Hospital, Ogden, Utah, November 15, 1955 and is interred in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Utah. Sister Gertrude Louise was a teacher for 31 years. She taught at Holy Cross School, Saint Catherine's Academy, Ventura, California; Saint Agnes School, Los Angeles, California; Saint Teresa's Academy, Boise, Idaho; College of Saint Mary of the Wasatch, Salt Lake City, Utah. The last year of her life was spent as a resident/patient at the Western Provincial House, Ogden, Utah.
• Zillner , Mary Bernadette (Kathleen)

  Mary Bernadette was born on September 29, 1940. She signed an Acceptance of Dispensation on June 5, 1970. Mary Madaleva was involved in correspondence and registration activities.
• Zillig , Mary Adelia (Laura)

  Mary Adelia was born on April 24, 1886. She passed away at St. Agnes Hospital.
• Zilafro , Mary Imogene (Imogene)

  Sister Mary Imogene (Mary Imogene Zilafro) was born in East Prairie, Missouri, December 6, 1895, the daughter of Jesse Allen Zilafro and Helena Raidt. She entered the Congregation, June 28, 1922, from Charleston, Missouri. She received the Habit, January 6, 1923, and made Final Profession August 15, 1928. She died at Saint Mary's Convent, January 8, 1990, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Imogene was a teacher. She was assigned to teach at Saint Paul's School, Valparaiso, Indiana; Our Lady of Guadalupe School, Austin, Texas; Saint Columba's School, Cairo, Illinois; Saint Mary's School, Michigan City, Indiana; Saint Peter's School, LaPorte, Indiana; Saint Vincent's School, Logansport, Indiana; Saint John's School, Peoria, Illinois; Saint Patrick's School, Danville, Illinois and Holy Redeemer School, Flint, Michigan. Following her years of teaching she served by visiting nursing home residents in South Bend, Indiana.
• Zielke , Jomarie (Rosalie)
• Ziegler , Mary Leonharda (Ida)
• Zerega , Mary Melanie (Eileen)

  Sister Mary Melanie (Eileen Rose Zerega) was born in Washington, D.C., November 13, 1916, the daughter of William Paul Zerega and Honora Lyons. She entered the Congregation on June 29, 1935. She received the Habit, January 6, 1936 and made Final Profession August 15, 1942. She died at Our Lady of Holy Cross Convent, South Bend, Indiana, August 16, 1994, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Melanie was assigned to teach at Holy Trinity School, Norfolk, Virginia; Saint Mary's Academy, Marshall, Texas; Saint Patrick's School, Baltimore, Maryland; Blessed Sacrament School, Saint Matthew's School, Washington, D.C.; Saint Anthony's School (also Principal), Lancaster Catholic High School, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Saint Mary's School (also Principal), Blessed Sacrament School, Alexandria, Virginia; Saint Catherine's School, Columbus, Ohio; Holy Cross High School, Riverside, New Jersey; Academy of Holy Cross, Kensington, Maryland and Saint Bernard's School, Riverdale, Maryland. Following her years of teaching she served in retreat work at Mary's Solitude-Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana; as pastoral associate at Saint Mary's Parish, Alexandria, Virginia; at Saint Mary's Convent in pastoral care and superior of Rosary Hall, Notre Dame, Indiana; as treasurer at Saint Angela Hall, Kensington, Maryland and Coordinator/Hostess at Saint Mary's Guest House, Notre Dame, Indiana.
• Zeman , (Bernice)
• Zeller , (Josepha)
• Zekucia , Mary Valery (Catherine)

  Sister Mary Valery (Catherine Josephine Zekucia) was born in Cherry, Illinois, March 16*, 1908, the daughter of Michael Zekucia and Mary Teplicky. She entered the Congregation, February 2, 1928, from Chicago, Illinois. She received the Habit, August 15, 1928, and made Final Profession August 15, 1933. She died at Holy Cross Convent, Mountain View, California, November 2, 1981, and is interred in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Los Altos, California.Sister Valery was a teacher. She was assigned to teach at Judge Memorial, Salt Lake City, Utah; Sacred Heart, Ogden, Utah; Saint Matthew's, San Mateo, California; Immaculate Conception, Sacramento, California; Saint Dedicus, San Diego, California; Saint Paul's, Saint Matthew's School, Seattle, Washington, Saint Paul's, Los Angeles, California; Saint Alphonsus, Fresno, California; Saint Ann's, Las Vegas, Nevada and Stella Maris, La Jolla, California. Her teaching years were interrupted by assignments as Assistant at the Scholasticate, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana and Administrator, Santa Cruz, Tucson, Arizona. Following her years of teaching she served as a parish visitor in Mountain View, California.
• Zeitz , Mary Amanda (Frances)

  Mary Amanda was born on November 30, 1855. She passed away at the Motherhouse.
• Zeiger , (Edna)
• Zehnpfennig , Mary Sebastian (Lucy)

  Mary Sebastian was born on February 3, 1905, and passed away in Waunakee, Wisconsin.
• Zeak , Mary Callista (Cecila)

  Mary Callista was born on November 26, 1867. She left the community for the first time in June 1891 and departed for a second time in 1893.
• Zazemblowski (Zazem) , Mary Leota (Lucy)

  Mary Leota was born on January 26, 1906. According to the notes, Mary Leota passed away at St. Francis Home.
• Zavisza , Mary Ildephonse (Olga)

  Sister Mary Ildephonse (Olga C. Zavisza) was born in Morris, Illinois, September 23, 1911, the daughter of Stephen Zavisza and Katherine Fudalla. She entered the Congregation on September 1, 1926. She received the Habit, August 15, 1927, and made Final Profession August 15, 1932. She died at Saint Joseph's Medical Center, South Bend, Indiana, February 5, 1985, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Ildephonse was a teacher. She was assigned to teach at Holy Cross School, South Bend, Indiana; Saint Theodore's School, Chicago, Illinois; Saint Paul's School, Valparaiso, Indiana; Holy Redeemer School, Flint, Michigan; Saint Ambrose School, Anderson, Indiana and Saint Mary's School, Michigan City, Indiana. Following her years of teaching she served as receptionist for Moreau Seminary, Notre Dame, Indiana.
• Zartmann , Mary Johanna (Theresia)

  Mary Johanna was born on September 5, 1833. She passed away at the Motherhouse, where she was known as Sister Mary Johanna.
• Zahnen , Mary Adelaide (Annie)

  Sister Mary Adelaide (Anne Zahnen) was born in Luxembourg, Germany, March 13 [or 14], 1856, the daughter of Nicholas Zahnen and Catherine Miller. She entered the Congregation, October 9, 1887, from Luxembourg, Germany. She received the Habit, July 6, 1888 at Notre Dame du Lac, Notre Dame, Indiana. She made her Final Profession, August 15, 1894, at Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana. She died at Saint Joseph's Convent, Harvard, Illinois, March 13, 1923, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Adelaide was assigned to Saint Michael's Convent, Plymouth, Indiana; and Saint Joseph's Convent, Harvard, Illinois. Her ministries included doing housework and being in charge of the kitchen.
• Zahn , (Pauline)
• Zahm , Mary Teresina (Teresa)

  Sister Mary Teresina (Teresa Zahm) was born in Junction City, Ohio, February 19, 1857, the daughter of Jacob Mary Zahm and Mary Braddock. She entered the Congregation, September 8, 1880, from Huntington, Indiana. She received the Habit, December 8, 1880, and made Final Profession, August 15, 1884. She died at Saint Mary's Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana, October 21, 1918, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Teresina was an art teacher. She was assigned to teach at Saint Charles School, Crawfordsville, Indiana; Sacred Heart Academy, Ogden, Utah; Saint Mary's Academy, Austin, Texas; and Saint Mary's Academy, Notre Dame, Indiana. The last two years of her life were spent as a resident/patient at Saint Mary's Convent Infirmary, Notre Dame, Indiana.She had three relatives who entered the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross: (sisters) Sister Mary Angeline (Zahm) [March 18, 1952], Sister Angelita (Zahm) [3-9-1928]; (aunt) Mother Mary Praxedes (Braddock) [April 3, 1909] She had one brother who entered the Congregation of Holy Cross: Reverend John (Zahm).
• Zahm , Mary Angelita (Julia)

  Sister Mary Angelita (Julia Sophia Zahm) was born in Huntington, Indiana, June 19, 1873, the daughter of Jacob Mary Zahm and Mary Eleanor Braddock. She entered the Congregation, August 14, 1892. She received the Habit, December 8, 1892, and made Final Profession, August 15, 1898. She died at Holy Cross Academy, Washington, D.C., March 9, 1928, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Angelita was a teacher. She was assigned to teach at Saint John's School, Fresno, California; Saint Mary's Academy, Notre Dame, Indiana; Saint John's School (also directress), Peoria, Illinois; Saint Cecilia's Academy, Washington, D.C. and was principal at Saint Paul's School, New York City, New York. Following her years of teaching she was assigned as superior at Saint Catherine's Normal School, Baltimore, Maryland; directress at Saint Patrick's Academy, Washington, D.C.; and superior, at Holy Cross Academy, Washington, D.C.She had one aunt and two sisters who entered the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross: (aunt) Sister Mary Praxedes (Braddock) [April 3, 1909], (sisters) Sister Mary Teresina (Zahm) [October 21, 1918] and Sister Mary Angeline (Zahm) [March 18, 1952].
• Zahm , Mary Angeline (Emma)

  Sister Mary Angeline (Emma Praxedes Zahm) was born in Huntington, Indiana, June 16, 1868, the daughter of Jacob Mary Zahm and Mary Eleanor Braddock. She entered the Congregation, August 25, 1888. She received the Habit, December 8, 1888, and made Final Profession, August 15, 1894. She died at Saint Mary's Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana, March 18, 1952, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Angeline was a teacher. She was assigned to teach at Sacred Heart Academy, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Saint Teresa's Academy, Boise, Idaho; Saint Mary's Academy, Salt Lake City, Utah; Sacred Heart Academy, Ogden, Utah; Saint Joseph's School, Eureka, Utah; Saint Mary's Academy, Alexandria, Virginia; Saint Cecilia's Academy, Washington, D.C.; Saint Mary's Infirmary, Cairo, Illinois; Holy Angels Academy, Logansport, Indiana; Saint Bernard's School, Watertown, Wisconsin; Assumption School, South Bend, Indiana; Saint Ann's Orphanage (music teacher), Salt Lake City, Utah. Following her years of teaching she was assigned to Saint Mary's Convent and Holy Cross Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana where she did sewing and fancy needlework.She had one aunt and two sisters who entered the Congregation: (aunt) Sister Mary Praxedes (Braddock) [April 3, 1909], (sisters) Sister Mary Teresina (Zahm) [October 21, 1918], Sister Mary Angelita (Zahm) [March 9, 1928].
• Zacharsky , Mary Mechtild (Rose)

  Mary Mechtild was born on September 2, 1882. She passed away at St. Agnes Hospital.
• Z'Graggen , Mary Clarinda (Amalia)

  Mary Clarinda was born on July 24, 1888. She passed away at Nazareth Heights.
• Yungers , Mary Seraphim (Anna)
• Younger , Mary Raphael (Mary)

  Mary Raphael was born on June 9, 1904. She passed away at St. Francis Home.
• Younger , Mary Jacqueline (Catherine)

  Mary Jacqueline was born on November 7, 1925. She signed the Acceptance of Secularization on October 20, 1970.
• Younger , Mary Henrietta (Mary Catherine)

  Mary Henrietta was born on May 12, 1931. She passed away at the Nazareth Center.
• Younger , Mary Don Bosco (Lillian)

  Mary Don Bosco was born on November 11, 1935. He left the Congregation on August 31, 1965, after obtaining a dispensation. Mary Madaleva's notes include correspondence and registration details.
• Younger , Mary Bernard (Patricia)

  Mary Bernard was born on June 2, 1930. She passed away at St. Francis Home.
• Young , Mary Holy Family (Emily)

  Sister Mary Holy Family (Emily Young) was born in Michigan, in 1841, the daughter of Leo Young and Mary Brancheau. Her father was born in Canada. She entered the Congregation July 22,[or 2? as given in Membership Roster],1872, received the Habit, November 10, 1872, and made Final Profession, December 8, 1874, at Notre Dame du Lac, Notre Dame, Indiana. She died at Holy Cross Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana, July 7, 1931, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Holy Family was assigned to Notre Dame du Lac, Notre Dame, Indiana for 50 years. Her ministries included caring for the sick in the sisters infirmary, druggist, mending hose. The last seven years of her life were spent as a resident at Holy Cross Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana.She had two sisters who entered the Congregation: Sister Mary Benoit (Young) [June 7,1908] and Sister Mary Eugenie (Young) [November 6, 1923].
• Young , Mary Eugenie (Elizabeth)

  Sister Mary Eugenie (Elizabeth Young) was born in Michigan in 1848 the daughter of Leo Young and Mary Brancheu (or Bradshaw). Her father was born in Canada. She entered the Congregation October 9, 1872, received the Habit February 2, 1873 and made Final Profession August 15, 1875 at Notre Dame du Lac, Notre Dame, Indiana. She died at Saint Joseph's Retreat, Dearborn, Michigan November 6, 1923 and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Eugenie served at Notre Dame du Lac and Saint Edward's Hall, Notre Dame, Indiana. Her ministries included teaching, mending, sewing and hose mending.She had two sisters who entered the Congregation: Sister Mary Benoit (Young) [June 7, 1908] and Sister Holy Family (Young) [July 7,1931]
• Young , Mary Constantia (Mary Helen)

  Sister Mary Constantia (Mary Helen Young) was born in Glencarlyn, Virginia, July 24, 1879, the daughter of Howard H. Young and Florence Edith Darrell. She entered the Congregation August 20, 1897 from Alexandria, Virginia. She received the Habit August 15, 1898, and made Final Profession August 15, 1903. She died at Saint Mary's Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana, February 17, 1962, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Constantia was an elementary school teacher for 55 years. She served at Saint Mary's, Union City, Indiana; Saint Mary's School, Davenport, Iowa; Saint Augustine's Academy, Fresno, California; Saint Mary's Academy and School, Alexandria, Virginia; Saint Pius School and Saint Patrick's School, Baltimore, Maryland; Saint Paul's School, New York City, New York; Saint Patrick's School, Blessed Sacrament School, and Saint Cecilia's Academy, Washington, D.C. After teaching she served at Saint Mary's Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana; Saint Angela Hall, Rockville, Maryland; Saint Paul's Convent, Dunbarton College, Washington, D.C. and Holy Cross Academy, Kensington, Maryland. Sister had one relative who entered the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross: Sister Mary Anita Joseph Reeves. Their relationship was not recorded.
• Young , Mary Benoit (Mary)

  Sister Mary Benoit (Mary Young) was born in Michigan in 1839 the daughter of Leo Young and Mary Brancheu. Her father was born in Canada .She entered the Congregation December 2, 1872. She received the Habit March 25, 1873 and made Final Profesion August 15, 1875 at Notre Dame du Lac. She died at Holy Cross Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana June 7, 1908 and is interred in our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana. Sister was assigned for 34 years to Ancillary Services at Notre Dame du Lac, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister had two relatives who entered the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross: Sisters Mary Holy Family (Young) [July 7, 1931] and Mary Eugenie (Young) [November 6, 1923]. [All three sisters entered the Congregation the same year, but in different months.]
• Yost , Mary Charlene (Carol)

  Mary Charlene was born on May 19, 1932. She left the Community on August 16, 1955, after her vows had expired.
• Yorg , Mary Michaela (Catherine)

  Sister Mary Michaela (Katherina Yorg) was born in Germany, March 4, 1874, the daughter of John Yorg and Teresa Blender. She entered the Congregation, December 24, 1903, from Germany. She received the Habit, December 10, 1904, and made Final Profession, August 15, 1910, at Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana. She died at Saint Joseph's Hospital, South Bend, Indiana, October 3, 1951, and is interred in Our Lady of Peace Cemetery, Saint Mary's, Notre Dame, Indiana.Sister Michaela was assigned to Notre Dame du Lac, Notre Dame, Indiana and served by working in the laundry and helping in the kitchen.
• Yoksh , Mary Ann Veronica (Kathryn)

  Sister Mary Ann Veronica (Kathryn Ann Yoksh) was born in Los Angeles, California, December 24, 1925, the daughter of Robert J. Yoksh and Kathryn Brennan. She entered the Congregation, July 31, 1943, and made Final Profession August 15, 1949. She died at Saint Agnes Hospital, Fresno, California, January 1, 1980, and is interred in Saint Peter's Cemetery, Fresno, California.Sister Ann Veronica was a teacher. She was assigned to teach at Saint Agnes School, Los Angeles, California; Saint Matthew's School, San Mateo, California; Saint Joseph's School, Ogden, Utah; Holy Cross High School, Santa Ana, California; Saint Mary of the Wasatch, Salt Lake City, Utah; Saint Stanislaus School, Modesto, California; Paraclete High School, Lancaster, California and San Joaquin Memorial High School, Fresno, California.