Chase minar obituary: Regina (Minar) Bilski, 90, of Brenham, died calmly in her home with loved ones commending her ninety-first birthday celebration on Sunday, December 11, 2016.

Appearance will start at 5:30 until 7:00 p.m., at which time a rosary will be asked in Brenham Memorial Chapel on Thursday, December 15. Memorial service administrations will be 10:00 a.m., Friday, December 16 likewise in Brenham Memorial Chapel with Deacon Al Prescott as officiant. Interment will continue in Calvary Catholic Cemetery.

Regina was brought into the world in Frelsburg, Texas on December 13, 1925 to guardians Mathis and Annie (Motl) Minar. Regina wedded Edward Bilski and moved to Brenham in the last part of the 1940s. Both of them had three excellent kids. Regina was gone before in death by her significant other in 1963 and years after the fact by her lone child Gilbert. Ms. Bilski won’t ever surrender.

She proceeded to work and accommodate her family. Regina otherwise called “Redge” or “Granny” worked steers, feed, cotton fields, gardens, picked a huge number of pounds of walnuts and really focused on various kids whom Granny immensely affected. Everybody took in something from her. She put everybody’s necessities before her own and kept on doing as such until the end.

She genuinely did “live off the land.” She was so unique to so many. On the off chance that you realized her you realized that she was one of the most diligent ladies you could actually meet. She had moxie! She had backtalk! She was prepared! She disclosed to it you how it was! She was a sparkler and she was awesome! She was the most grounded lady many will actually know and she is at long last ready to rest. Nobody merits it more than her. Granny will perpetually be recalled and everlastingly be missed by anybody’s life she contacted. Relax ladybug.