Walter Kenneth Grandel
Walter was born and raised in Joliet Illinois to Amilia Bogusz (Stec) and Frank Grandel (Grzadziel). He later moved to Ohio.
Amilia (Emelia) and Frank had children: Catherine, Thomas, Joseph, John, Mary, and Walter.
Amelia and Frank divorced and Amelia married Frank Bogusz. Amelia and Frank Bogusz had additional children: Frank, Stanley, (twins) and a daughter named Anne.
Walter married Irene (Kusmierek).
Shortly after their marriage, Walter went to the service. He was in the service a few months and was medically discharged because of his knee. He couldn't walk.
Walter and Irene had three children 2 girls Joyce and Judy and Irene miscarried a son later on in life. The baby was stillbirth and the baby was full term.
They lived on Worley Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio.
They then built a home on Woodlawn Drive in Parma.
Walter worked a long time at Ohio Crankshaft on Harvard. He was an inspector and his brother Frankie got him the job.
He liked dancing, smoking, fishing, and he loved playing cards - especially Poker. He lost quite a bit, but he could hardly wait to play Poker again.
Walter got his finger broken in the ringer of a washing machine and had to learn to do everything left handed.
Walter was a Diabetic and had to have one foot removed and the other leg up to the knee because of Gangrene.
He died in a nursing home on December 3, 1991.
Walter was born and raised in Joliet Illinois to Amilia Bogusz (Stec) and Frank Grandel (Grzadziel). He later moved to Ohio.
Amilia (Emelia) and Frank had children: Catherine, Thomas, Joseph, John, Mary, and Walter.
Amelia and Frank divorced and Amelia married Frank Bogusz. Amelia and Frank Bogusz had additional children: Frank, Stanley, (twins) and a daughter named Anne.
Walter married Irene (Kusmierek).
Shortly after their marriage, Walter went to the service. He was in the service a few months and was medically discharged because of his knee. He couldn't walk.
Walter and Irene had three children 2 girls Joyce and Judy and Irene miscarried a son later on in life. The baby was stillbirth and the baby was full term.
They lived on Worley Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio.
They then built a home on Woodlawn Drive in Parma.
Walter worked a long time at Ohio Crankshaft on Harvard. He was an inspector and his brother Frankie got him the job.
He liked dancing, smoking, fishing, and he loved playing cards - especially Poker. He lost quite a bit, but he could hardly wait to play Poker again.
Walter got his finger broken in the ringer of a washing machine and had to learn to do everything left handed.
Walter was a Diabetic and had to have one foot removed and the other leg up to the knee because of Gangrene.
He died in a nursing home on December 3, 1991.
Walter Kenneth Grandel
Walter was born and raised in Joliet Illinois to Amilia Bogusz (Stec) and Frank Grandel (Grzadziel). He later moved to Ohio.
Amilia (Emelia) and Frank had children: Catherine, Thomas, Joseph, John, Mary, and Walter.
Amelia and Frank divorced and Amelia married Frank Bogusz. Amelia and Frank Bogusz had additional children: Frank, Stanley, (twins) and a daughter named Anne.
Walter married Irene (Kusmierek).
Shortly after their marriage, Walter went to the service. He was in the service a few months and was medically discharged because of his knee. He couldn't walk.
Walter and Irene had three children 2 girls Joyce and Judy and Irene miscarried a son later on in life. The baby was stillbirth and the baby was full term.
They lived on Worley Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio.
They then built a home on Woodlawn Drive in Parma.
Walter worked a long time at Ohio Crankshaft on Harvard. He was an inspector and his brother Frankie got him the job.
He liked dancing, smoking, fishing, and he loved playing cards - especially Poker. He lost quite a bit, but he could hardly wait to play Poker again.
Walter got his finger broken in the ringer of a washing machine and had to learn to do everything left handed.
Walter was a Diabetic and had to have one foot removed and the other leg up to the knee because of Gangrene.
He died in a nursing home on December 3, 1991.
Walter was born and raised in Joliet Illinois to Amilia Bogusz (Stec) and Frank Grandel (Grzadziel). He later moved to Ohio.
Amilia (Emelia) and Frank had children: Catherine, Thomas, Joseph, John, Mary, and Walter.
Amelia and Frank divorced and Amelia married Frank Bogusz. Amelia and Frank Bogusz had additional children: Frank, Stanley, (twins) and a daughter named Anne.
Walter married Irene (Kusmierek).
Shortly after their marriage, Walter went to the service. He was in the service a few months and was medically discharged because of his knee. He couldn't walk.
Walter and Irene had three children 2 girls Joyce and Judy and Irene miscarried a son later on in life. The baby was stillbirth and the baby was full term.
They lived on Worley Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio.
They then built a home on Woodlawn Drive in Parma.
Walter worked a long time at Ohio Crankshaft on Harvard. He was an inspector and his brother Frankie got him the job.
He liked dancing, smoking, fishing, and he loved playing cards - especially Poker. He lost quite a bit, but he could hardly wait to play Poker again.
Walter got his finger broken in the ringer of a washing machine and had to learn to do everything left handed.
Walter was a Diabetic and had to have one foot removed and the other leg up to the knee because of Gangrene.
He died in a nursing home on December 3, 1991.
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