TITLE:   John S. Golemba, Obituary,  Feb 4, 1979

SUBMITTERS:  Enfield Press
             Enfield, CT (issue February 8, 1979)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, Apr 2001

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John S. Golemba

ENFIELD - John S. Golemba, 64, of 57 Belmont Ave., died Feb 4 in Springfield.

He was born in Vernon and had lived in Enfield for the last 37 years.  He
was formerly employed for 34 years as a heat treater for Pratt and Whitney
Aircraft Group, East Hartford.  He was a member of St. Adalbert's Church.
He also was a former accordian player with several local orchastras.

He is survied by his wife, Josephine Kamay Golemba; a son, John H. Golemba of
Hebron; four daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Shaw of Enfield, Mrs. Jewel Bolles of
South Windsor, Mrs. Mary Satienpoch of West Springfield, Mass., and Susanne
Golemba at home; five brothers, Frank Golemba of Anaheim, Calif., Joseph
Golemba of Jewett City, Stanley Golemba of Enfield, Bruno and Richard Golemba, 
both of Vernon; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Zajac of Vernon, Mrs. Ann Graczyk of 
Vernon; and five grandchildren.

A mass of ressurrection was celebrated Feb 7 in St. Adalbert's Church.
Burial was in St. Adalbert's Cemetery.  Leete Stevens Enfield Chapels was
in charge.




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