Frank was the son of Sylvester ADAMSKI and Teckla BARTOSZEK.
He was employed most of his life at the Morton Salt Company of Manistee, retiring in 1978. Frank was a communicant of Saint Joseph Catholic Church of Manistee, a member of the Saint Joseph Civic Club of Manistee, and the BPO Elks Lodge #736 of Ludington, Michigan. He enjoyed fishing, gardening and cooking as his favorite hobbies.
Mass and burial were held on 9 January 2002.
He was employed most of his life at the Morton Salt Company of Manistee, retiring in 1978. Frank was a communicant of Saint Joseph Catholic Church of Manistee, a member of the Saint Joseph Civic Club of Manistee, and the BPO Elks Lodge #736 of Ludington, Michigan. He enjoyed fishing, gardening and cooking as his favorite hobbies.
Mass and burial were held on 9 January 2002.
Frank was the son of Sylvester ADAMSKI and Teckla BARTOSZEK.
He was employed most of his life at the Morton Salt Company of Manistee, retiring in 1978. Frank was a communicant of Saint Joseph Catholic Church of Manistee, a member of the Saint Joseph Civic Club of Manistee, and the BPO Elks Lodge #736 of Ludington, Michigan. He enjoyed fishing, gardening and cooking as his favorite hobbies.
Mass and burial were held on 9 January 2002.
He was employed most of his life at the Morton Salt Company of Manistee, retiring in 1978. Frank was a communicant of Saint Joseph Catholic Church of Manistee, a member of the Saint Joseph Civic Club of Manistee, and the BPO Elks Lodge #736 of Ludington, Michigan. He enjoyed fishing, gardening and cooking as his favorite hobbies.
Mass and burial were held on 9 January 2002.
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