Marie Babka

1885–1978 (age 93)

Biography

Marie Babka was a tireless advocate for her community, known for her generosity and steady encouragement of others. She placed great value on education and civic participation, believing that each person’s voice mattered in shaping a more compassionate society.

Her dedication to Calvary Cemetery’s neighborhood extended to countless acts of kindness, from offering guidance to young families to supporting local causes, leaving behind a legacy of hope and civic engagement.

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