Annie Hochban Obituary Annie Mae Hochban Suffolk － Annie Mae Mastracco Hochban, who achieved her goal of living 100 years, passed away on Wednesday Sept. 9, 2015. Mae was born in Portsmouth, VA. She was the daughter of the late Antonio and Cora Wimbrough Mastracco. Mae was the widow of Captain Richard J. Hochban, Retired USMM. Mae was a stellar bowler in her day. She was a part of a world's championship women's duckpin team in the early 1950's Survivors include her daughter, Gale H. Butt and husband Holt; three grandchildren, Lynne Smith and husband Loyd, Billy Butt and wife Valerie, Neal Wilson and wife Alison; 6 great grandchildren, Amanda and Matthew Smith, Stephen and Jessica Butt, Liam and Lauren Wilson; 2 sisters, Doris Wood and Jean Bankos. Mae was a joyful person who loved her family dearly. She and her husband Red took their three grandchildren on many memorable camping trips. When great grandchildren arrived, she was often spotted pushing their strollers around her old Swimming Point neighborhood. Mae gave her family the most valuable gift of all, her time. A graveside funeral will be held at 11:30 a. m. Monday September 14, 2015 by Rev. Anthony Morris in Oak Grove Cemetery, Portsmouth. The family will receive friends on Sunday from 3 to 4:00 p. m. at Baker-Foster Funeral Home, 5685 Lee Farm Lane, Suffolk, VA. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 6350 Center Dr. #102, Norfolk, VA 23502-4107 or a charity of your choice. Condolences may be registered at bakerfoster.com. Annie Hochban Obituary (1915 － 2015) － Suffolk, VA － -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: 1) https://www.rwbakerfh.com/obituaries/obituary-listings?searchName=Annie+Hochban&page=1 2) https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/pilotonline/name/annie-hochban-obituary?id=11131705 3) https://www.pilotonline.com/obituaries/Annie-Mae-Hochban/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ### Narrative Summary of the Obituary Annie Mae Hochban, a 100-year-old widow of Captain Richard J. Hochban, passed away on 9 September 2015. She was a stellar bowler and a loving family person who enjoyed camping trips and spending time with her family. ### Narrative Summary of Funeral Services A graveside funeral was held on 14 September 2015 at Oak Grove Cemetery, Portsmouth. Annie Mae Hochban Suffolk - Annie Mae Mastracco Hochban, who achieved her goal of living 100 years, passed away on Wednesday, 9 September 2015. Mae was born in Portsmouth, VA. She was the daughter of the late Antonio and Cora Wimbrough Mastracco. Mae was the widow of Captain Richard J. Hochban, Retired USMM. Mae was a stellar bowler in her day, being part of a world championship women's duckpin team in the early 1950s. Survivors include her daughter, Gale H. Butt and husband Holt; three grandchildren, Lynne Smith and husband Loyd, Billy Butt and wife Valerie, Neal Wilson and wife Alison; six great grandchildren, Amanda and Matthew Smith, Stephen and Jessica Butt, Liam and Lauren Wilson; and two sisters, Doris Wood and Jean Bankos. Mae was a joyful person who loved her family dearly. She and her husband Red took their three grandchildren on many memorable camping trips. When great grandchildren arrived, she was often spotted pushing their strollers around her old Swimming Point neighborhood. Mae gave her family the most valuable gift of all, her time. A graveside funeral will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday, 14 September 2015, by Rev. Anthony Morris in Oak Grove Cemetery, Portsmouth. The family will receive friends on Sunday from 3 to 4:00 p.m. at Baker-Foster Funeral Home, 5685 Lee Farm Lane, Suffolk, VA. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 6350 Center Dr. #102, Norfolk, VA 23502-4107 or a charity of your choice. Condolences may be registered at bakerfoster.com. ### Vital Statistics Summary | Name | Annie Mae Mastracco Hochban | |--------|-----------------------------| | Age | 100 | | Birth | 1915 | | Death | 9 September 2015 | ### Table of Relationships | Name | Relationship | Residence | |-----------------------------|---------------------------|--------------------------------| | Annie Mae Mastracco Hochban | Decedent | Suffolk, VA | | Richard J. Hochban | Spouse | --- | | Antonio Mastracco | Parent | --- | | Cora Wimbrough Mastracco | Parent | --- | | Gale H. Butt | Child | --- | | Holt Butt | Child's Spouse | --- | | Lynne Smith | Grandchild | --- | | Loyd Smith | Grandchild's Spouse | --- | | Billy Butt | Grandchild | --- | | Valerie Butt | Grandchild's Spouse | --- | | Neal Wilson | Grandchild | --- | | Alison Wilson | Grandchild's Spouse | --- | | Amanda Smith | Great Grandchild | --- | | Matthew Smith | Great Grandchild | --- | | Stephen Butt | Great Grandchild | --- | | Jessica Butt | Great Grandchild's Spouse | --- | | Liam Wilson | Great Grandchild | --- | | Lauren Wilson | Great Grandchild | --- | | Doris Wood | Sibling | --- | | Jean Bankos | Sibling | --- | ### Other Relevant Information 1. Annie Mae Hochban was a stellar bowler in her day, being part of a world championship women's duckpin team in the early 1950s. 2. Mae was a joyful person who loved her family dearly. She and her husband Red took their three grandchildren on many memorable camping trips. 3. When great grandchildren arrived, she was often spotted pushing their strollers around her old Swimming Point neighborhood. 4. Mae gave her family the most valuable gift of all, her time.