Genevieve M. (Dabrowski) Kowalski Romaniak

January 28, 1917 - February 15, 2011
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Genevieve M. (Dabrowski) Kowalski Romaniak 94 of Ludlow died Tuesday February 15 in Mercy Medical Center of Springfield. Born January 28, 1917 in the Indian Orchard section of Springfield daughter of the late Roman and Victoria (Opiekun) Dabrowski. An active and faithful Communicant of Christ the King Church, she had worked for F. W. Sickles – General Instrument for many years, and later worked for the General Nutrition Center at Eastfield Mall. Genevieve also taught ceramic classes at the Ludlow Senior Citizen’s Center for many years, and loved crafts and wood working. She was a member and Past President of the Ludlow VFW Ladies Auxiliary. Genevieve loved her yard and garden, and her prized blueberry bushes, and was noted for the many blueberry dishes she made. Undoubtedly, she will be long remembered for her love of family, and for cooking and entertaining, with Easter and Christmas Eve being special times for her and her entire family. She had been the wife of the late Zygmond Kowalski and Walter Romaniak. She is survived by her daughters and their families, Lorraine J. Wisnewski and her husband Paul of the Three Rivers Village of Palmer, Jeannie M. Rosso and her husband Richard, and Carolyn H. Malinowski and her husband Chester all of Longmeadow. Cherished grandmother of Suzanne Imm, Paula Wisnewski-Pawl, Caryn Wrona, Joanna Norton, Steven Malinowski, and Lauren Malinowski. Loving great-grandmother of Michael & Emily Imm and Emma & Liam Pawl. Also survived by extended family members.

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Funeral Services Celebrating her Life will be Saturday February 19 at 10:30 AM from the Kapinos-Mazur Funeral Home 64 Sewall St. Ludlow followed by a Liturgy of Christian Burial at 11 AM in Christ the King Church 41 Warsaw Avenue Ludlow, Fr. Raymond A. Soltys will preside. Rites of Committal will follow in St. Aloysius Cemetery.

St. Aloysius Cemetery
1273 Berkshire Avenue
Indian Orchard, MA 1151

Christ the King Catholic Church
41 Warsaw Avenue
Ludlow, MA 1056


 

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Born: January 28, 1917
Died: February 15, 2011

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Chris Wrona posted on 2/16/11

Lorraine, Carolyn, Jeannie and family: I would like to express my deepest sympathy to you with the loss of your Mom/Grandma. She was truly an amazing women. I only knew her for a few years, but she became my cupid, by introducing me to Caryn. I soon became Grandma's Christopher and knew she was so happy for us. One of my fondest recollections was a surprise visit I made on Easter Monday. We talked for a few hours and I loved hearing about her many talents/stories and talking about her many cherished recipes for desserts. I always loved sampling her desserts such as the pineapple cheese cake, cookies and rhubarb squares... She was so proud of her family and it is an honor to be a part of it. With God's Love, Chris

 

Roberta Cyr posted on 2/18/11

Jean and family, Our deepest condolences to you and your family. I know it's so hard losing such a terrific mother and grandmother. From your breakfast friends at Friendly's East Longmeadow. Roberta & Claude Cyr

 

Angela & Ken Norton posted on 2/18/11

Dearest Family, How can we ever thank you enough first for sharing your precious Joanna with us and then for the further blessing of sharing your beloved Genevieve with us? GG was the inspiration and role model for all the wonderful women of your family. What a treasured legacy of love she leaves. We feel very priviledged to have know her and to count ourselves as part of your extended family in California. With our thoughts & prayers, Angela & Ken

 

Tony & Helena Vale posted on 2/19/11

Dear Gene, May you rest in peace in the presence of God. Although, having known you for the past 21 years, you'll probably have St.Peter busy decorating the halls of Heaven:) You will be missed very much. The neighborhood won't be the same without you. I will personally miss your delicious Pierogis during holiday times, and the girls will miss coming over to look at all your wonderful crafts in your home. We know you're in a much better place right now, resting and praying for us. We love you and will miss you forever. With lots of love - your neighbors, The Vale Family - Tony, Helena, Elita & Leana

 

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