Huron County MI Archives Obituaries.....Jaroch, Lillian May (Bismack)  July 27, 2001
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Wednedsay August 1, 2001  Cass City Chronicle
Lillian May Jaroch, 73, died July 27, 2001.  She was born January 21, 1928 in 
Parisville and is the daughter of the late David and Blanche (Trepkowski) 
Bismack and stepfather Edward Makowski.  She married Lambert J. Jaroch April 9, 
1947 at St. John's Catholic Church of Ubly.  He preceded her in death May 25, 
1992.  She was an active parishioner of St. John the Evangelist Church in Ubly 
where she participated as a Eucharistic Minister, A Christian Mother and 
administer to the sick and a seamstress.  She worked with her husband at 
Jaroch's Grocery Store.  She performed in all the Alabama Jubilee productions 
as well as created costumes.  She was a member of the Ladies' TVO Auxiliary, 
the Ubly Bridge Club, the Rolling Hills Golf League, the Interfaith Council and 
the Community Club.

She is survived by 2 sons, Victor Jaroch of Alexandria, Virginia and David 
Jaroch and his wife Marie of Ubly; 3 daughters, Deborah Szczepanski and her 
husband Steven of Rockford, Joanne Preston and Patrick Preston of East Lansing 
and Pamela Jaroch of Fairlawn, Ohio; 8 grand children; one brother, Elmer 
Makowski and wife Suzanne of Parisville, and 2 sisters, Mildred Oberski and 
husband David, of Parisville and Marion Wilkowski and her husband Willis of 
Casco Township.

A Christian Mothers Rosary was held Sunday, along with a Vigil for the 
Deceased, both at the funeral home.  Funeral Mass was conducted Monthday, July 
30, at St. John the Evangelist Church in Ubly with Father Kevin Maksym 
officiating.  The family requests on behalf of their mother that in lieu of 
flowers, donations be made to the Alzheimer's Association or to be used to 
start an after school Bridge class.  Arrangements were made by Zinger-
Smigielski Funeral Home in Ubly.
Published Wednedsay August 1, 2001  Cass City Chronicle


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