Jane Elizabeth Knarr (nee Farkas), daughter of Steve and Elizabeth, passed on to the Lord's Loving Hands on Thursday August 15, 2019.
Predeceased by her husband, James Knarr (2009), she leaves to remember her fondly, her sons, Charles (Chuckie) Knarr and Gary A. Knarr, a daughter-in-law, Paulette Knarr, two grandsons Tommy Knarr and James Knarr and their spouses . In addition to seven great-grandchildren, and extended family.
Mrs. Knarr was a long-time, faithful member of Maygyar Reformed Church in New Brunswick, New Jersey, where Mrs. Knarr was not only Treasurer but participated in many community events, preparing delicious, traditional Hungarian dishes for the annual Hungarian Festival. She was also a one-time President of the Church's Women's Guild and Council Board.
Mrs. Knarr enjoyed visiting local casinos, singing in church, watching her favorite game shows, enjoying her family, and welcoming her great-grandchildren into the family..
There will be no funeral or graveside services.
Predeceased by her husband, James Knarr (2009), she leaves to remember her fondly, her sons, Charles (Chuckie) Knarr and Gary A. Knarr, a daughter-in-law, Paulette Knarr, two grandsons Tommy Knarr and James Knarr and their spouses . In addition to seven great-grandchildren, and extended family.
Mrs. Knarr was a long-time, faithful member of Maygyar Reformed Church in New Brunswick, New Jersey, where Mrs. Knarr was not only Treasurer but participated in many community events, preparing delicious, traditional Hungarian dishes for the annual Hungarian Festival. She was also a one-time President of the Church's Women's Guild and Council Board.
Mrs. Knarr enjoyed visiting local casinos, singing in church, watching her favorite game shows, enjoying her family, and welcoming her great-grandchildren into the family..
There will be no funeral or graveside services.
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