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She found her way to these United States from Germany.  One of the few bright spots of WWII is Klara met a Polish gentleman, the late Antoni, who was displaced during the war.  They fell in love, married and relocated to the U.S, to start a new life.  They lived for some years in Camden before they relocated to Delran.  She was a hard worker, spending many a year in factories in Camden.  She took some years off to raise her kids and then returned to Macmillans’ where she packed books.  She was a great mom who instilled in her children the love of family, friends, life and travel.

Klara raised quality children.  She did some baking: her cakes were great, cookies a little dry, but everyone loved them just the same.  She loved the sounds of Germany and Poland (everything from Strauss Waltzes to Polka), did a little gardening and enjoyed Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.  Upon her retirement, Klara and Antoni traveled and met wonderful friends. Klara reached a great age of 93 before leaving this earth behind to rejoin her husband and parents in heaven.  She is survived by her children, Susan Kolasa-McDevitt and Stanley (Maureen); a granddaughter, Lindsay (Nate) Pietsch and a great granddaughter, Isabel.   Viewing and Burial services are private.   Prayers and thoughts are welcome.