CAROL S. KANIEWSKI
Carol S. Kaniewski, age 70, passed away surrounded by her family on January 23, 2015 following a short illness. She was welcomed into heaven by God and her loving parents Veronica and Sylvester Kaniewski.
Survived by her sisters: Judy (George) Phillips, Bonnie (Dennis) Laurion, Susie (Gary) Johnson, and her brother, Ken (Jill) Kaniewski; nephews and nieces, Matthew (Chris) Phillips, Kevin Johnson, Keith (Elyse) Johnson, Christopher (Jennifer) Ruf, Katie Ruf, Anna, Emily, and Amy Kaniewski; great nieces and nephews: Veronica and Garret Phillips, Keith Jr, Amira, and Camden Johnson; aunt, Rose (late George) Bach.
Carol led an exceptional life and had an outstanding career centered on caring and giving. She was a graduate of Bishop Noll High school and Purdue University Calumet both of which she supported thought out her life.
Her passion was nursing which she exhibited daily at Community Hospital in Munster, IN. Prior to her retirement in 2011 her profession spanned over 35 years. She was instrumental in developing the first Intermediate Care Unit at Community which she managed as head nurse. She truly earned the respect of many physicians who trusted her judgment.
Near the end of her career she moved to Pre-Admitting where she worked to comfort patients upon entering the hospital. But no matter where she was, she related to people, and her first goal was that "Every patient was unique and important". She set the standard for patient care and truly displayed a tireless sensitivity for others. To say she touched and inspired many lives is not saying enough.
Through her illness many of the staff at Community Hospital visited her and remarked that she was instrumental in their hiring and their careers in nursing.
Carol S. Kaniewski, age 70, passed away surrounded by her family on January 23, 2015 following a short illness. She was welcomed into heaven by God and her loving parents Veronica and Sylvester Kaniewski.
Survived by her sisters: Judy (George) Phillips, Bonnie (Dennis) Laurion, Susie (Gary) Johnson, and her brother, Ken (Jill) Kaniewski; nephews and nieces, Matthew (Chris) Phillips, Kevin Johnson, Keith (Elyse) Johnson, Christopher (Jennifer) Ruf, Katie Ruf, Anna, Emily, and Amy Kaniewski; great nieces and nephews: Veronica and Garret Phillips, Keith Jr, Amira, and Camden Johnson; aunt, Rose (late George) Bach.
Carol led an exceptional life and had an outstanding career centered on caring and giving. She was a graduate of Bishop Noll High school and Purdue University Calumet both of which she supported thought out her life.
Her passion was nursing which she exhibited daily at Community Hospital in Munster, IN. Prior to her retirement in 2011 her profession spanned over 35 years. She was instrumental in developing the first Intermediate Care Unit at Community which she managed as head nurse. She truly earned the respect of many physicians who trusted her judgment.
Near the end of her career she moved to Pre-Admitting where she worked to comfort patients upon entering the hospital. But no matter where she was, she related to people, and her first goal was that "Every patient was unique and important". She set the standard for patient care and truly displayed a tireless sensitivity for others. To say she touched and inspired many lives is not saying enough.
Through her illness many of the staff at Community Hospital visited her and remarked that she was instrumental in their hiring and their careers in nursing.
CAROL S. KANIEWSKI
Carol S. Kaniewski, age 70, passed away surrounded by her family on January 23, 2015 following a short illness. She was welcomed into heaven by God and her loving parents Veronica and Sylvester Kaniewski.
Survived by her sisters: Judy (George) Phillips, Bonnie (Dennis) Laurion, Susie (Gary) Johnson, and her brother, Ken (Jill) Kaniewski; nephews and nieces, Matthew (Chris) Phillips, Kevin Johnson, Keith (Elyse) Johnson, Christopher (Jennifer) Ruf, Katie Ruf, Anna, Emily, and Amy Kaniewski; great nieces and nephews: Veronica and Garret Phillips, Keith Jr, Amira, and Camden Johnson; aunt, Rose (late George) Bach.
Carol led an exceptional life and had an outstanding career centered on caring and giving. She was a graduate of Bishop Noll High school and Purdue University Calumet both of which she supported thought out her life.
Her passion was nursing which she exhibited daily at Community Hospital in Munster, IN. Prior to her retirement in 2011 her profession spanned over 35 years. She was instrumental in developing the first Intermediate Care Unit at Community which she managed as head nurse. She truly earned the respect of many physicians who trusted her judgment.
Near the end of her career she moved to Pre-Admitting where she worked to comfort patients upon entering the hospital. But no matter where she was, she related to people, and her first goal was that "Every patient was unique and important". She set the standard for patient care and truly displayed a tireless sensitivity for others. To say she touched and inspired many lives is not saying enough.
Through her illness many of the staff at Community Hospital visited her and remarked that she was instrumental in their hiring and their careers in nursing.
Carol S. Kaniewski, age 70, passed away surrounded by her family on January 23, 2015 following a short illness. She was welcomed into heaven by God and her loving parents Veronica and Sylvester Kaniewski.
Survived by her sisters: Judy (George) Phillips, Bonnie (Dennis) Laurion, Susie (Gary) Johnson, and her brother, Ken (Jill) Kaniewski; nephews and nieces, Matthew (Chris) Phillips, Kevin Johnson, Keith (Elyse) Johnson, Christopher (Jennifer) Ruf, Katie Ruf, Anna, Emily, and Amy Kaniewski; great nieces and nephews: Veronica and Garret Phillips, Keith Jr, Amira, and Camden Johnson; aunt, Rose (late George) Bach.
Carol led an exceptional life and had an outstanding career centered on caring and giving. She was a graduate of Bishop Noll High school and Purdue University Calumet both of which she supported thought out her life.
Her passion was nursing which she exhibited daily at Community Hospital in Munster, IN. Prior to her retirement in 2011 her profession spanned over 35 years. She was instrumental in developing the first Intermediate Care Unit at Community which she managed as head nurse. She truly earned the respect of many physicians who trusted her judgment.
Near the end of her career she moved to Pre-Admitting where she worked to comfort patients upon entering the hospital. But no matter where she was, she related to people, and her first goal was that "Every patient was unique and important". She set the standard for patient care and truly displayed a tireless sensitivity for others. To say she touched and inspired many lives is not saying enough.
Through her illness many of the staff at Community Hospital visited her and remarked that she was instrumental in their hiring and their careers in nursing.
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