Alma Louise (Kubis) Wolf

Alma Louise (Kubis) Wolf, 91, passed peacefully from this life, surrounded by her loving family, on September 12, 2025. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, September 19, 2025, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Muenster, with burial following at Sacred Heart Cemetery. A Rosary and Vigil were held at 5 p.m. on Thursday, September 18, 2025, also at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Alma was born on June 7, 1934, in Lindsay, Texas, to Albert and Catherine (Voth) Kubis. She was raised in a hardworking farm family and graduated from Lindsay High School. On July 9, 1953, she married the love of her life, Adam Wolf, at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Lindsay. Together, they shared 66 beautiful years of marriage, building a legacy of faith, family, and quiet devotion that has shaped generations. Throughout her life, Alma embodied the values she held dear—faith, family, and service to others. She was a devoted Catholic, whose spirituality was not just spoken, but lived. Her faith showed up in daily acts: a Rosary before family road trips, a quiet visit to Adoration, or the holy water she kept by her door. She brought her grandchildren to Sacred Heart Vacation Bible School each summer, and never missed Mass—even while enjoying weekends at the lake with friends and family. Her presence at church was steady and prayerful, reflecting a lifetime of devotion. Alma and Adam owned and operated The Center in Muenster from 1965 to 1978, offering guidance and early work experience to many local youth. Later, she worked as a medical transcriptionist at Muenster and Gainesville hospitals and at Dr. Sears’ office. She was the quiet heart of a large, close-knit family—organizing holidays filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable traditions. At Easter, there was always a Rice Krispie bunny and eggs filled with slips of paper that could be redeemed for coins; at Thanksgiving, a full week of cooking that resulted in a meal only she could create. At Christmas, her home was a place of reverence and joy: stockings hung with care, a Nativity set front and center, and reading “Teach the Children” as a family before any gifts were opened. Alma had a remarkable gift for caring through action. Her cinnamon rolls were legendary (often gone before breakfast began), and her handmade baby blankets, school uniforms, and wedding attire reflected her loving attention to detail. She and Adam raised their family on faith, hard work, and the simple joys of everyday life—from long days at the farm to evenings around the dinner table. She loved pecans—gathering them, shelling them, baking with them—a tradition that became a rite of passage for her grandchildren. Her love showed up in these little things: a pie for a grieving neighbor, a Sonic treat after church, a quiet prayer whispered for someone in need. Above all, Alma was present. She showed up—at ball games, baptisms, graduations, and family trips. Not for attention, but because that’s who she was: a steady, loving force, always watching, always supporting, always praying. She leaves behind a legacy that can’t be measured—only carried forward. In the way we gather. In the way we serve. In the way we keep faith at the center of our lives. Alma is survived by her seven children: Darlene and husband Alan Miller of Muenster, Randy and wife Stacie Wolf of Bartlesville, OK, Margie and husband Lyle Klement of Bokchito, OK, Tim Wolf of Prosper, Phillip and wife Cindy Wolf of Leo, Karen and husband Ron Dangelmayr of Muenster, and Sharen and husband Ryan Bayer of Muenster; 25 grandchildren; 39 great grandchildren; her sister: Janie Thurman of Lindsay; brothers: Buster Kubis of Lindsay, and Paul and wife LuAnn Kubis of Houston; sisters-in-law: Rosina Kubis of Lindsay and Georgia Wolf of Gainesville; and brothers-in-law: Walter Hermes of Gainesville, and John and wife Fran Wolf of Wimberley. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Adam Wolf; her parents, Albert and Catherine (Voth) Kubis; daughter-in-law: Denise Wolf; sisters: Girlie Felderhoff and Theresa Kubis (who died at the age of 2); and brother: Gilbert Kubis.

Alma Louise (Kubis) Wolf

June 7, 1934 - September 12, 2025