Leona Lillian Kokel Obituary

We are sad to announce that on December 7, 2020 we had to say goodbye to Leona Lillian Kokel of Jarrell, Texas. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

She was predeceased by: her parents, Oscar H. Kieschnick and Lina E. Doering Kieschnick (Victor); her brother Harold Kieschnick; and her siblings-in-law, Herb Wottrich, Ardell Kalmbach, Arthur Kollmeyer, Ray Mickan and Elaine Kieschnick.

She is survived by: her husband Victor E. Kokel; her children, Glen (Joyce Kokel) of Spring, Milton (Sylvia Kokel) of Manor, Larry (Dorothy Kokel) of Walburg and Dale (Laddie Martinka) of Bartlett; her grandchildren, Kristen Brannon (Wes), Zach Kokel (Jennifer), Stefani Hobratsch (Josh), Julie Range (Brian), Samuel Kokel, Philip Kokel (Nikki), Rachel Holanda (Rafael), Kyle Kokel, Colt Kokel (Haley), Aaron Martinka (Jennifer), Adam Martinka (Amber), Denise Rhea (Billy) and Natalie Martinka (Chase Morton); her great grandchildren, Kaitlyn, Joshua, Bethany, Riley, Ethan, Elijah, Alex, Natalie, Charlotte, Nolan, Bridget, Darren, Alli, Evan, Reese, Colton, Kason and Mason; her siblings, Erna Kollmeyer, Melvin Kieschnick (Jane), Doris Wottrich, Miriam Kalmbach, Ethel Mickan, Rev. John Kieschnick and Darlene Cunningham (Lee); and her sister-in-law Henrietta Kieschnick. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to the Zion Lutheran School's Learning Legacy Endowment Fund, 6101 FM 1105, Georgetown, TX 78626 or to a charity of your choice.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
The Gabriels Funeral Chapel and Crematory

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December 9, 2020

Loretta Hefner wrote a sympathy message

“Glen, Milton, Larry, and Dale, I am so sorry for the sadness you are facing at the loss of your precious mother. She definitely was special in many, many, ways. She loved and honored everyone. She loved and cared for everyone. Before she became unable, she cherished all her fond memories of people like my mom, dad, Grandmother Kokel's family, etc. by reminiscing and showing pictures when we had conversations and were at her house. Her heart went out to everyone, She was a jewel.”