TITLE:   Edward W. Dubish, Obituary,  Jan 22, 1964

SUBMITTERS:  Thompsonville Press
             Enfield, CT (issue Jan 30, 1964)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, May 2001


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Edward W. Dubish

Edward W. Dubish, of 29 Maple Ave., passed away at his home on Jan 22, 
after a long illness.  Mr. Dubish was 54.  He was born in Meriden, the son 
of Martin and Margaret Winiarski Dubish, and was the husband of the former
Mabel LaGrange.
He was a member of the Grey's Athletic Club and of St. Adalbert's Church.
He was formerly employed by Frank P. Smith Co., and Arietti Bros.
The funeral was held from the Browne Funeral Home Saturday morning with
services at St. Adalbert's Church.  The Rev. Paul Wysocki was celebrant 
of the mass.  The bearers were George and Edward LaGrange, Sumner Cutler,
Albert LaGrange Jr., Frank Dubish, and Theodore Morehouse.  Burial was in 
St. Adalbert's Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife; four daughters, Miss Marilyn and Miss Maryann, 
at home; Mrs. John Stefaniak and Mrs. George Zima, both of Thomsonville; 
a son, Edward W. Dubish Jr., of Suffield; three grandchildren; four sisters, 
Mrs. Charles Milesky of Bloomfield, Mrs. Charles Albert and Mrs. Frank 
Morehouse of Suffield, and Mrs. Edward Melledy of town; six brothers, 
Walter Dubish of Oregon; Bruno of Ludlow, Mass., Michael of East Meadow, L.I.,
John, Frank and Henry, all of Thomsonville.




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