Funeral services for Joseph C. Zakrzewski, 8427 Luella, will be held Saturday at 9d5 a.m. from be Shoreland Funeral Home, 8158 Exchange, to St. Michael Church, where Requiem mass will be said at 10 a.m. Mr. Zakrzewski died Tuesday at Veteran's Research Hospital after a lengthy illness.
He was retired from U.S. Steel Corporation where he was a machinist in the locomotive repair shop. He yras a member of local 65, AFL-CIO, and belonged to the Goodfellow Club. He was a veteran of World War I, and lived in this community all his life.
Survivors are his sons, Donald, Leonard and Richard, daughter, Cynthia; brother, Henry; sisters, Regina Fel-cyn, Harrlette Johnson, Anna Czaszewlcz, and Helen Plent-ka.
Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Published in the Daily Calumet on May 15,1969.
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He was married to Anna Catherine Godwelski.
He was retired from U.S. Steel Corporation where he was a machinist in the locomotive repair shop. He yras a member of local 65, AFL-CIO, and belonged to the Goodfellow Club. He was a veteran of World War I, and lived in this community all his life.
Survivors are his sons, Donald, Leonard and Richard, daughter, Cynthia; brother, Henry; sisters, Regina Fel-cyn, Harrlette Johnson, Anna Czaszewlcz, and Helen Plent-ka.
Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Published in the Daily Calumet on May 15,1969.
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He was married to Anna Catherine Godwelski.
Funeral services for Joseph C. Zakrzewski, 8427 Luella, will be held Saturday at 9d5 a.m. from be Shoreland Funeral Home, 8158 Exchange, to St. Michael Church, where Requiem mass will be said at 10 a.m. Mr. Zakrzewski died Tuesday at Veteran's Research Hospital after a lengthy illness.
He was retired from U.S. Steel Corporation where he was a machinist in the locomotive repair shop. He yras a member of local 65, AFL-CIO, and belonged to the Goodfellow Club. He was a veteran of World War I, and lived in this community all his life.
Survivors are his sons, Donald, Leonard and Richard, daughter, Cynthia; brother, Henry; sisters, Regina Fel-cyn, Harrlette Johnson, Anna Czaszewlcz, and Helen Plent-ka.
Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Published in the Daily Calumet on May 15,1969.
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He was married to Anna Catherine Godwelski.
He was retired from U.S. Steel Corporation where he was a machinist in the locomotive repair shop. He yras a member of local 65, AFL-CIO, and belonged to the Goodfellow Club. He was a veteran of World War I, and lived in this community all his life.
Survivors are his sons, Donald, Leonard and Richard, daughter, Cynthia; brother, Henry; sisters, Regina Fel-cyn, Harrlette Johnson, Anna Czaszewlcz, and Helen Plent-ka.
Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Published in the Daily Calumet on May 15,1969.
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He was married to Anna Catherine Godwelski.
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