Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

about three years ago, from Forestville CT. (They lived across from the Men's Club, but a littleeast.L.R.A.) Besides his parents, he leaves two older brothers, Frank and Arthur; two oldersisters, Mrs. A.Willard Kishner of Dalton, MA and Miss Leona Hurder; and a younger sister,Edna. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HURDER, EDNA CARRIE, 12, daughter of Benjamin and Inez Hurder, died of appendicitis inthe St. Francis Hospital 1923, 8-21-1934. Two weeks earlier she was the gayest of the gay atthe church and S.S. picnic; today she was laid to rest until the resurrection. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.HUTCHINS, ELSIE LOUISA, 81, of Covey Road, widow of Walter Hutchins, died 12-14-1980.Burial in Village Cemetery, Collinsville, CT.HYNDS, JOHN F. 61, of West Chippens Hill Road, Army veteran of WW II, died 3-23-1978.Born 4-22-1916, in Bristol, he was the son of Mrs. Catherine (Hynds) Sweeney and the lateBernard Hynds. In addition to his mother of Bristol, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. CarlaFerris of Agawam, MA, Lynda Hynds of Bristol & Debra Hynds of Burlington; two sisters, Mrs.Helen Staley of Costa Mesa, CA and Mrs. Irene Elliot of Torrington; two brothers, Richard &George Sweeney, both of Bristol; two grandsons. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.HYNDS, SHIRLEY E. wife of John of Hill Street, Burlington, died 10-14-1972. Born in Bristol10-23-1921, daughter of Ebba (Anderson) Johnson and the late Carl H.Johnson. She moved toBurlington 20 years ago. In addition to her mother and husband of Burlington, she leaves threedaughters, Mrs. Carla Ferris of Agawam, MA, Mrs. Lynda DiGiovanna of Bristol and Miss DebraHynds of Burlington; two brothers, Carl H.Johnson Jr. of Plymouth and Leslie A. Johnson ofTerryville; Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.JABS, JANE(Vreeland) 65, of 122 Stone Road, wife of William A. Jabs, died 9-9-1988. Shewas born in Burlington 9-6-1923, and was the daughter of the late John andBessie(Elton)Vreeland. She resided in Burlington all her life. Besides her husband, she issurvived by two sons, David of Barkhamsted, and William K. of Bristol; two daughters, Jo AnnHagan of Terryville and Sharon Choinski of Glastonbury. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington,CT.JABS, WILLIAM K. 48, of Harwinton, husband of Susan Johnsey, died at home on Friday,(September 3, 2004). He was born in Bristol and was a son of the late William A. and Jane(Vreeland) Jabs. He lived in Burlington most of his life before moving to Harwinton eight yearsago where he owned and operated W.K. Jabs Plumbing. In addition to his wife, Mr. Jabs issurvived by a son, Seth J. Jabs of Bristol; a brother, David W. Jabs of Barkhamsted; two sisters,Jo Ann Hagan of Kensington and Sharon Choinski of Glastonbury; and several nieces andnephews. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, September 9, 11 a.m. at Funk FuneralHome, 35 Bellevue Ave., Bristol with the Rev. H. Lane Bridges, Pastor of Immanuel LutheranChurch, Bristol officiating. Burial will follow in Burlington Center Cemetery, Burlington. Relativesand friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 6 -8 p.m. Memorial donations maybe made to Immanuel Lutheran Church, 154 Meadow St., Bristol, a 06010.JABS, WILLIAM A. 69, of 122 Stone Road, widower of Jane(Vreeland) died 3-31-1989. Hewas born 10-8-1919 in Bristol, and was son of the late Albert and Alvina(Richert)Jabs. Heresided in Burlington most of his life. He was a veteran of WW II in the US Army. He is survivedby his step-mother, Anna (Theen) Jabs of Bristol; two sons, David of Barkhamsted and WilliamK. of Bristol; two daughters, JoAnn Hagan of Terryville and Sharon Choinski of Glastonbury; abrother George Jabs of Bristol; a sister Helen Henderson of Terryville. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.JANAS, HELENA "Lala"(Staniszewski) 72, of Burlington, wife to Zbigniew Edmund, died 4-8-1999. She was born in Poland, daughter of Maria & Henryk Staniszewski. As a young girl shetook part in the Warsaw Uprising in 1944, was evacuated by the Nazis and taken to Germany,first to a Concentration Camp and then to forced labor camps, where she worked until beingliberated by the Allied Forces. She survived the Warsaw Uprising and again the alliedBombardment of Germany. She came to the US with her husband and two sons in 1959 and60