Obit for LIAMMARI, Magdalena (Zitzmann) (b.1916 d.1969), Redwood Co., MN
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Magdalena (Zitzmann) LIAMMARI (1916 - 1969) Abstract

Sources: "Rites Set In Virginia For Native of Lucan," undated clipping from
unidentified newspaper; "Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Centennial
History, 1898 - 1998," Henle Printing Co., Marshall, Minnesota, pp. 224 -
225 and "Lest We'll Forget, 1940 - 1946," Lucan Historical Society, 2001,
pp. 8 - 9.
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Magdalena Liammari died in March, 1969, in Falls Church, Virginia, at age
53.

Magdalena (Mac) Zitzmann, a daughter of Joseph F. and Rose Zitzmann, was
born on January 5, 1916 at Lucan, Minnesota. She attended first through
eighth grades at District 108 in Lucan, graduated salutatorian from Milroy
High School in 1933 and attended Minneapolis Business College.

Mac entered military service on October 9, 1942, and attended naval training
school at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. Mac was the first
woman from Lucan to join the WAVES. She was sent to Europe on November 7,
1946, and married Joseph Liamarri of Yonkers, New York in December, 1947, in
Germany. They returned to the U.S. in the early 1950s.

Mac was survived by her husband; her mother, Rose Zitzmann of Morton;
brothers Frank of Morton, George of St. Paul, Mike of Detroit, Michigan,
Leonard of Belview, Sylvester of Vesta and Gilbert of San Bernardino,
California; and sisters Rose Lee of Maywood, California, Ann Marks of
Venice, California, and Phyllis Boyum of Fairfax.
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Compiler's notes: (1) There are alternate spellings for Mac's first name
(Magdalen, Magdalan and Magdalene) and married name (Liammar, Lammari,
Lamarri and Lammarie). (2) The exact day of death cannot be determined from
these sources.

Compiled and abstracted by Renee Anderson, niece of Mac Liammari.
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