TITLE:       Joseph Guzawicz, Obituary,  October 28, 1944

SUBMITTERS:  Thompsonville Press
             Enfield, CT (issue November 2, 1944)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, May 2001


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Joseph Guzawicz

The funeral of Joseph Guzawicz, of School street, who died suddenly Saturday 
afternoon, was conducted Tuesday morning from the Leete Funeral Home, with requiem 
high mass at St. Adalbert's Church, celebrated by Rev. Paul J. Bartlewski. 
Bearers were Edward Staiger, Thomas Nagle, Henry Warfield, Frank Donahue, 
Anthony Musca and Howard Musca.  Burial was in St. Adalbert's Cemetery.
Mr. Guzawicz, 32, was born in Broad Brook, January 9, 1912, son of Frank and
Anna (Aruscavich) Guzawicz, and had lived in Thompsonville seven years.  He was
employed by Pratt and Whitney at the East Longmeadow plant.  Besides his wife,
the former Agnes Setera, he leaves one daughter, Dianne, at home; two brothers,
Edward, in the service in India and Frank in Manchester; and three sisters, Miss
Elsie Guzawicz, Broad Brook; Mrs. Mary Luetjen, Rockville, and Mrs. Victoria Miller,
Seymour.




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