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Henrietta Alpha
Jovanovic
January 12, 1926 – January 19, 2021
So often we cruise through life without a second thought of what got us to this point. What caused us to fail, what allowed us to get back up, and what creates that burning desire within us to be better. Tuesday, January 19, 2021, we said goodbye to Henri, a woman who shaped our lives in those incredible ways. Even at the ripe age of 95, she was teaching us the boundless limits of unconditional love. This woman gave selflessly and possessed more room in her heart for people than we ever thought possible. As a nurturer, a supporter, and teacher she encouraged us to reach for the stars, explore our passions, and dust off our knees when we fell short. Her love of nature runs through our veins, her giving spirit rests in our hearts, and her everlasting wisdom in our minds. Those she touched so deeply will carry the torch from here, spreading the light she so generously gave to us.
Henrietta Alpha Jovanovic (Koelsch), 95, of Owensville passed away Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at her home.
Henrietta, daughter of Henry and Florence Koelsch was born January 12, 1926 in St. Louis.
Throughout her life she pursued her passion of working with kids, devoting her time as a Girl Scout Leader, teaching Vacation Bible School, and organizing many fundraisers and events.
Henrietta was preceded in death by her parents, Henry and Florence Koelsch; her husband, Momcilo Jovanovic; one brother, Emery Koelsch and two sisters, Carrie Neu and Rosalind Bruch.
She is survived by two daughters, Donna Nicks of Owensville and Debbie Nicks and husband Darryl of Owensville; five grandchildren, Courtney Nicks, Corey Nicks and wife Ashley, Terry Nicks and wife Kelsey, Trevor Nicks and Dustin Nicks; five great-grandchildren, Hunter Nicks, Holly Nicks, Charley Nicks, Havana Nicks and Corbin Nicks; other relatives and many friends.
Mom/Grandma/Great Grandma, your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, and your love everlasting. We are, because you were. Until we meet again. -Your Family
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