Son of John & Catherine (Kaipust) Zakrzewski.
He attended Districts #31 and #64 school in Platte County. On April 29, 1961 he was united in marriage to Marie Stec at Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church - Krakow, rural Genoa. The couple lived and farmed south of Lindsay, Nebraska until 1967 when Phil retired and moved to Monroe. While in Monroe he was a member of the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department and also coached Little League baseball. He was a member of St. Rose Of Lima Church in Genoa, past member of the Holy Name Society, Knights Of Columbus Genoa Council, and the Eagles Aerie #1834 in Columbus. Phil enjoyed playing softball, fishing, bowling, and playing cards. He was awarded the Good Neighbor Award of Aksarben.
He is survived by:
Wife: Marie Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Daughter: Cynthia Zak of Olathe, Kansas
Daughter: Jane Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Sister: Maxine Murkison of Omaha, Nebraska
Sister: Patricia Rauner of California, Maryland
Sister: Theresia (Merritt) Rees of Omaha, Nebraska
He was preceded by:
Father: John Zakrzewski
Mother: Catherine Zakrzewski
Sister: Anastacia Placzek
Sister: Leona Sliva
Sister: Helen Zajac
Sister: Frances Zakrzewski
Sister: Sister Geraldine Zakrzewski, O.S.F.
He attended Districts #31 and #64 school in Platte County. On April 29, 1961 he was united in marriage to Marie Stec at Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church - Krakow, rural Genoa. The couple lived and farmed south of Lindsay, Nebraska until 1967 when Phil retired and moved to Monroe. While in Monroe he was a member of the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department and also coached Little League baseball. He was a member of St. Rose Of Lima Church in Genoa, past member of the Holy Name Society, Knights Of Columbus Genoa Council, and the Eagles Aerie #1834 in Columbus. Phil enjoyed playing softball, fishing, bowling, and playing cards. He was awarded the Good Neighbor Award of Aksarben.
He is survived by:
Wife: Marie Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Daughter: Cynthia Zak of Olathe, Kansas
Daughter: Jane Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Sister: Maxine Murkison of Omaha, Nebraska
Sister: Patricia Rauner of California, Maryland
Sister: Theresia (Merritt) Rees of Omaha, Nebraska
He was preceded by:
Father: John Zakrzewski
Mother: Catherine Zakrzewski
Sister: Anastacia Placzek
Sister: Leona Sliva
Sister: Helen Zajac
Sister: Frances Zakrzewski
Sister: Sister Geraldine Zakrzewski, O.S.F.
Son of John & Catherine (Kaipust) Zakrzewski.
He attended Districts #31 and #64 school in Platte County. On April 29, 1961 he was united in marriage to Marie Stec at Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church - Krakow, rural Genoa. The couple lived and farmed south of Lindsay, Nebraska until 1967 when Phil retired and moved to Monroe. While in Monroe he was a member of the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department and also coached Little League baseball. He was a member of St. Rose Of Lima Church in Genoa, past member of the Holy Name Society, Knights Of Columbus Genoa Council, and the Eagles Aerie #1834 in Columbus. Phil enjoyed playing softball, fishing, bowling, and playing cards. He was awarded the Good Neighbor Award of Aksarben.
He is survived by:
Wife: Marie Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Daughter: Cynthia Zak of Olathe, Kansas
Daughter: Jane Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Sister: Maxine Murkison of Omaha, Nebraska
Sister: Patricia Rauner of California, Maryland
Sister: Theresia (Merritt) Rees of Omaha, Nebraska
He was preceded by:
Father: John Zakrzewski
Mother: Catherine Zakrzewski
Sister: Anastacia Placzek
Sister: Leona Sliva
Sister: Helen Zajac
Sister: Frances Zakrzewski
Sister: Sister Geraldine Zakrzewski, O.S.F.
He attended Districts #31 and #64 school in Platte County. On April 29, 1961 he was united in marriage to Marie Stec at Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church - Krakow, rural Genoa. The couple lived and farmed south of Lindsay, Nebraska until 1967 when Phil retired and moved to Monroe. While in Monroe he was a member of the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department and also coached Little League baseball. He was a member of St. Rose Of Lima Church in Genoa, past member of the Holy Name Society, Knights Of Columbus Genoa Council, and the Eagles Aerie #1834 in Columbus. Phil enjoyed playing softball, fishing, bowling, and playing cards. He was awarded the Good Neighbor Award of Aksarben.
He is survived by:
Wife: Marie Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Daughter: Cynthia Zak of Olathe, Kansas
Daughter: Jane Zak of Monroe, Nebraska
Sister: Maxine Murkison of Omaha, Nebraska
Sister: Patricia Rauner of California, Maryland
Sister: Theresia (Merritt) Rees of Omaha, Nebraska
He was preceded by:
Father: John Zakrzewski
Mother: Catherine Zakrzewski
Sister: Anastacia Placzek
Sister: Leona Sliva
Sister: Helen Zajac
Sister: Frances Zakrzewski
Sister: Sister Geraldine Zakrzewski, O.S.F.
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