Clara Mary Allram

Clara Mary Allram, a beloved wife, mother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on December 16, 2023, at the Royal Diamond Home in Dallas County. She was born on July 23, 1943, in Bremond, Texas to Frank Ike Kwasnica and Willie Mae Kwasnica.

Clara had a remarkable career that spanned years of dedicated service. She worked in the Time Credit department at Republic Bank and later served as a data entry clerk at Charter/Kemper Insurance. Clara approached her work with utmost professionalism and pride. Her commitment and attention to detail were unparalleled.

Beyond her professional achievements, Clara was an incredibly warm and loving individual. She embraced life with an infectious spirit and a zest for adventure. Clara's hobbies included gambling at the casino, watching movies, reading books, and dancing to Polish music. These activities brought her immense joy and were a true reflection of her vibrant personality.

In 1974, Clara embarked on a journey of love when she married Richard James Allram. They shared a deep bond that lasted through the years and provided unwavering support for one another. Their love was an inspiration to all who knew them.

Clara will be deeply missed by her son Brian Thomas Allram. She was not only a dedicated mother but also a cherished confidante and role model to him. Clara's nurturing presence and unconditional love will forever be treasured.

She is survived by her loving sisters Natalie Majkszak and Gertrude Lombardo; brothers Daniel Kwasnica, Frank Kwasnica and Elzie Kwasnica; nieces Joann Lombardo, Sue Long and Connie Kwasnica ; and nephews David Majkszak, Daniel Kwasnica Jr., Anthony Kwasnica, and Frank Kwasnica III

Clara is preceded in death by her husband Richard James Allram, her parents Frank and Willie Mae Kwasnica and sister Lillian Kwasnica.  While we mourn the loss of Clara’s physical presence, we find solace that she has been reunited with her loved ones who have gone before her.

Clara Mary Allram was known for her warm heart, infectious laughter, and unwavering kindness. She had a way of brightening up any room she entered and touched the lives of countless people. Clara's memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing her.

The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to all those who have shown their support during this difficult time. Your prayers, kind words, and gestures of sympathy have brought comfort to our grieving hearts.

We invite all who knew Clara to join us in celebrating her remarkable life and bidding farewell to a truly extraordinary woman. May she rest in eternal peace.

There will be a memorial service that will be held on Monday February 12, 2024 at 11 am St. Pius X Catholic Church in Dallas, Texas.