Frances was about 5' 6" tall with naturally wavy, dark chestnut brown hair and blue eyes. She worked at the National Cylinder Heads Corporation during WWII while her husband served in the Navy She and her husband, William A. Nagy, Jr. had 5 children between 1936 and 1952. The family lived with Frances' parents; Lawrence J. Dymek and Mary "Mamie" Miller Dymek at 10025 Gay Avenue, in Cleveland, Ohio. Frances and her husband inherited the Dymek family home home after Frances' parents died and they remained at that address until poor health took each of them individually to nursing homes just previous to their deaths. Frances and William were born exactly one month apart in 1914 and they both passed away within 9 months from one another: William A. passed in April 1985 and Frances passed in January 1986.
Frances was about 5' 6" tall with naturally wavy, dark chestnut brown hair and blue eyes. She worked at the National Cylinder Heads Corporation during WWII while her husband served in the Navy She and her husband, William A. Nagy, Jr. had 5 children between 1936 and 1952. The family lived with Frances' parents; Lawrence J. Dymek and Mary "Mamie" Miller Dymek at 10025 Gay Avenue, in Cleveland, Ohio. Frances and her husband inherited the Dymek family home home after Frances' parents died and they remained at that address until poor health took each of them individually to nursing homes just previous to their deaths. Frances and William were born exactly one month apart in 1914 and they both passed away within 9 months from one another: William A. passed in April 1985 and Frances passed in January 1986.
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