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Michelle M. Gonzales

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Michelle Marie Kocurek Rollf Gonzales slipped away peacefully Sunday, November 28th, 2021. Michelle was born to Francis Gene Kocurek and Shirley Choate Kocurek on August 22, 1967, she was the only girl of three children and because she was the only girl, her catch phrase was “Mom, they’re picking on me”. Michelle was born in Illinois, and at 9 months old the family relocated to San Antonio, Texas. Michelle attended school in the San Antonio Independent School District, graduating from Highlands High School. Michelle was self-motivated, she had several careers. She was a PBSI instructor at Legacy Middle School for more than ten years. She also spent several years as a sales counselor and she had a thriving business as a tax preparer. Her most beloved position was that of mother and Memaw, Michelle loved her grandchildren dearly. She also loved to bake, shop, craft and adored all things purple. Michelle was preceded in death by her father, Francis Gene Kocurek and her husband, Paul E. Gonzales. Her memory will be cherished by her mother, Shirley Kocurek; children, William Rollf (wife Brenda) and LeeAnn Zizelman (husband Colton); siblings, Francis(Frank) Kocurek and Steven Kocurek; grandchildren, Emily & Brenleigh Rollf and Bailee Zizelman, along with her nephews Steven Kocurek Jr., Gregory Kocurek, and her niece Hannah Kocurek.

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  1. Other than family, Michelle is the first friend I made in Texas. She lived next door to my cousins and we were both getting ready to be juniors in high school. I will miss her extra special “crazy” and am blessed to call her my friend. I’ll miss you, my friend. My deepest condolences and thoughts and prayers of love for the family.

  2. I am in a state of shock. Michelle was the most inspiring sped assistant I ever had in my classroom. She would do anything I asked of her and go a step further. I have fond memories of Michelle cooking and organizing luncheons for all the 6th grade teachers multiple times per school year. She was always a positive light no matter what was happening. May she Rest In Peace ❤️ My condolences to her family.

  3. I met Michelle in 1997, I just moved to Elmendorf and needed a babysitter for my two children.. We become super close friends!! She became my sister, I will miss you my dear dear friend!! Till we Meet again REST IN PEACE!! I hope your dad and husband came to greet you and show you the way home!! Love always, Teresa

  4. I have many fond memories of Michelle as she sat next to her beloved husband Paul. We would chat via FaceTime and had so many good laughs together. She was always working on some crafty project and would show me what she was doing and how far along she was with each new creative project. We talked about many wonderful recipes, and exchanged our favorite ones with each other. I so miss her beautiful smile, her laugh and the times that we spent together. Michelle, I know you are watching down from above while you stand next to your best friend and husband Paul. Until we meet again…love, Donna Parker.

  5. Michelle, my friend, you are going to be dearly, dearly missed. I will miss our talks and laughs. May you rest on high. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️

  6. I just wish I had one more day with you. There are no words to express the loss I feel now that you’re gone. We promised each other many more crazy adventures and to embarrass our grandchildren “just because we can”. Thank you for crossing my path over 40 years ago. I hoped you knew how much I loved you and our sisterhood. I promise to be there for your family anytime they need me. I promise to keep your memory alive. I promise to never forget you. Until our paths cross again…

  7. Prayers of peace, comfort and strength being lifted for the family & all who knew & loved our precious Michelle. I will never forget your hospitality you always welcomed everyone with a warm & sincere heart into your home. But most of all, it is your smile and joyous laugh that I will forever keep in my heart. I will not say “goodbye” but “see you later” my precious friend! -Shirley

  8. Our thoughts & prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. I was very lucky to become family & have another little sis. She was an amazing woman always giving of herself, a wonderful mom & the best MeMaw. We will miss your crazy jokes & your beautiful smile! May you Rest In Peace my love! Please give Pops a hug & tell Paul hello because I know they were there to greet you with open arms. See you on the other side. ❤️🥰

  9. What a beautiful soul..🕊I did not know her that well, but what I do know is she was so in Love with Paul and her family.❤….Very loyal and giving..extremely generous…Her favorite color is purple and she loves to cook for the people she loves.❤ Her soul is at rest and in peace 🕊….and she is with her 2 loves.💗❤….Paul and Jesus…🙏 She will be missed.😪 Eileen S.

  10. My sincere condolences to Michelle’s family! I know she will be greatly missed by all who knew her. May she R.I.P. in the arms of our loving Father! Love to the family, Ella Mae

  11. I’m so sorry for the loss of such a sweet lady. Rest in peace Michelle. Many prayers for the family and friends.

  12. Mom Shirley, my deepest condolences to you and your family. Michelle, you will be greatly missed. I know you were welcomed in Heaven with open arms. I’m praying for peace and comfort for your family during this very difficult time. Rest In Peace my friend 🙏🏻

  13. My condolences to Michelle’s family. She was my tax lady and friend. We always ended up talking about our families, life, and the lord. My last visit she was looking forward to going to Las Vegas with her mom. My our Heavenly Father give you comfort and peace as you go through this difficult time 🙏🏼 Gloria Brown


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