OBIT: Joseph ZBOROVANCIK, Jr., 2006, Windber, Somerset County, PA
  
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  JOSEPH ZBOROVANCIK, Jr.
   
  Joseph Zborovancik Jr., 85, Windber, passed away June 24, 2006 at Memorial 
  Medical Center, Johnstown. Born Feb. 16, 1921 in Hooversville, son of Joseph and 
  Anna (Matse) Zborovancik. Preceded in death by parents, brothers, John, George 
  and Frank Zborovancik. Survived by wife, Josephine (Soblesky), with whom would 
  have celebrated 55 years of marriage in August; and these daughters, Valerie, 
  wife of Ed Korzi and Jeanie, both of Windber; and grandson, Kristopher Korzi. 
  Brother of Susan Hudak, Windber, Ann, wife of Andrew Ferko of Central City, 
  Matilda Potochar, Indian Lake, Paul and wife Carol, Hooversville, Steve and 
  wife, Shirl, Jerome, Margaret, wife of Andrew Matey of Hooversville, Josephine, 
  wife of Tom Kounas of Mechanicsburg, Mike and wife Helen, Stoystown, Barbara, 
  wife of Lloyd Manges, Hollsopple. Also survived by sisters-in-law; Ida 
  Zborovancik, Central City, Stella Mrozowski, Cairnbrook and Blance Olbrys of New 
  York. A U.S. Navy veteran of World War II. Retired employee of Bethlehem Steel, 
  Johnstown, car shop. A member of the VFW and American Legion, Windber Polish 
  Club and Polish Falcons. Also a member of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic 
  Church, Windber, where Joseph was a member of the Holy Name Society. Joseph was 
  a volunteer at Memorial Medical Center, Windber, American Legion and many church 
  functions. He was a long time Steelers and Pirates fan and was an avid follower 
  of Windber Ramblers sports, where his grandson, Kris participates. Joe enjoyed 
  polka music and loved being around family and friends. Friends will be received 
  from 2 to 9 p.m. Monday at the William Kisiel Funeral Home, Windber, where 
  rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. and where vigil for the deceased will be 
  held. Funeral Mass will be celebrated 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Saint Elizabeth Ann 
  Seton Catholic Church, Windber. The very Rev. Leonard E. Voytek V.F. Committal 
  at the St. Anthony Mausoleum, Windber., Veterans honors by Windber VFW.
  
  Daily American, June 26, 2006