Mary Josephine McGauley Repplier

Mary Josephine McGauley Repplier¹

• Birth*: 19 March 1882; Reading, Berks Co., Pennsylvania^1,2
• Baptism: 25 March 1882; Pennsylvania¹
• Marriage*: 4 September 1906; Reading, Berks Co., Pennsylvania; at home of bride, by Rev. Thomas J. McCarty, pastor of St. Peter's Catholic Church; Spouse:Edward Bailey Cook^3,4,5
• Death*: 3 April 1972; Redlands, San Bernardino Co., California⁶
• Burial*: 8 April 1972; Hillside Memorial Park, Redlands, San Bernardino Co., California⁶

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Notes

• Note*: Abstract of baptism record, St. Peter's Catholic Church, Reading:
  "Repplier, Mary Josephine McGauley, born 3/19/1882, daughter of Jacob Lancaster Repplier, born in Philadelphia, PA & Sidney Taylor Repplier, born in Harrisburg, PA. Baptized 3/25/1882, sponsors Rev. P. J. Garvey & Maria Repplier."¹
• Note: Engagement announced in Harrisburg newspapers May 24, 1906.
  Wedding described in Daily Pottstown Ledger, Sept. 5, 1906.⁷
• Note: Daily Strength
  
  Mary R. Cook made note of around 160 vital events of her and her husband's extended family and some friends. These were recorded in the pages of a then popular book of inspirational passages.⁸
• Note: California Death Certificate:
  Deceased: Mary Repplier Cok
  Died: 3 April 1972, Terracina Convalescent Hospital, Redlands, California
  Born: 19 March 1882
  Residence: Redlands
  Father: Jacob Repplier, born Penn.
  Mother: Sidney Taylor Berghaus, born Penn.
  Status: widowed
  Buried: 8 Apr 1972, Hillside Memorial Park⁶
• Note: Obituary - Redlands Daily Facts, April 4, 1972
  
  Mrs. Edward B. Cook dies yesterday at age 90
  
  Mrs. Edward B. Cook (Mary Repplier Cook), a 54-year resident of Redlands, died yesterday at the age of 90. She had been in failing health for several years.
  
  Mrs. Cook was a native of Reading, Pa. her husband, Edward B. Cook, a steel company executive, died during the influenze epidemic of 1918. The Cook home was in Cleveland, Ohio, and after his death Mrs. Cook moved to Redlands with her five children to be with Mrs. Edgar S. Cook who was living here.
  
  In civic work she served in the Motor Corps of the American Red Cross during World War II, was an air watch observer, served on the boards of the Family Service, was on the Cunty Grand Jury, was a longtime regular worker at the Community Shop and was a charter member of the Assistance League. Mrs. Cook had traveled extensively in Europe in former years.
  
  She was an active member of Sacred Heart church. Mrs. Cook is survived by her son Edward Bailey Cook, Jr., San Mateo, Mrs. Frank E. Moore, Mrs. William G. Moore, Mrs. Dan C. Smith, all of Redlands A son John died in 1942. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren.
  
  There will be Ecumenical memorial services of Remembrance Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at F. Arthur Cortner Chapel. Requiem Mass will be at Sacred heart Church Saturday morning 10 o'clock with internment following at Hillside Memorial park. F. Arthur Cortner chapel in charge.
  
  The family suggests that those who wish , make donations to the Family Service of Redlands or to their favorite charity.⁷