TITLE:       Ida (Klepak) Dressler, Obituary,  May 25, 2001

SUBMITTERS:  Journal Inquirer
             Manchester,CT (issue May 26, 2001)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, June 2001

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DRESSLER

Ida (Klepak) Dressler, 91, wife of the late Albert S. Dressler of Windsor, died 
Friday, May 25, 2001, at a local convalescent home.

Born in New York City on Feb. 7, 1910 to the late Morris and Sophie (Lundry) Klepak, 
she was brought up in Springfield and moved to Hartford in the early 1930s before moving 
to Windsor in 1966. She was a member of the Congregation Beth AHM Synagogue in Windsor, 
a member of the Musical Hatters, Golden Fellowship in Windsor, and was a past president 
of the Fifty Five-O Club.

She leaves a son, Martin Dressler and his wife, Allene, of Enfield; a sister, Pauline Smith 
of Clearwater, Fla.; three grandchildren, Jennifer Menaker and her husband, Craig, of Enfield, 
Lori Zabik and her husband, Michael, of Westfield, Mass., and Robyn Dressler of Suffield; 
five great-grandchildren, Kevin, Jason, Kyle, Katelynn, and Samantha; and several nieces and 
nephews. Besides her husband, Albert, and parents, Morris and Sophie, she is also predeceased 
by a son, Gerald Dressler; two sisters, Rosalie Cohen and Beatrice Weinberg; and two brothers, 
Julius and Joseph Kepak.

A graveside service will be held 11 a.m. Sunday, May 27, at the Hartford Mutual Cemetery, East Granby.

Her family will receive friends at the home of Martin and Allene Dressler through Tuesday.






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