Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

JONES, SARAH MAY, Miss, 89, formerly of 31 Woodruff Ave. Winsted, died 6-26-1977. Bornin Canton 1887, she lived all her life in Burlington and Winsted. Burial in Center Cemetery,Burlington, CT.KABLICK, STANLEY J. 60, of Punch Brook Road died 3-11-1974. Born in Bristol 1913, helived in Burlington the last 27 years. He leaves his wife, Henrietta(Jory) Kablick; a son Alan M.of Harwinton; a brother, George T. Kablick of Sullivan's Island, SC; two sisters, Mrs. FrancesB.Alinskas of Massena, NY and Mrs. Stephanie Cunningham of Berkeley, CA and a grandson.Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.KACZYPENSKI, EDWARD A. 87, of Jerome Avenue, Burlington, widower of Stella (Bialeski)Kaczypenski, died 2-23-2001 at Bristol Hospital. Mr. Kaczypenski was born in Terryville on 12-26-1913, son of Adam and Stella(Murawski) Kaczypenski. He was raised in Bristol moving toBurlington in 1943 and was employed at New Departure for 37 years before retiring in 1972.Edward is survived by 2 daughters and sons-in-law, Rita and Matin Halle of Bristol, and Maryand Melvin Dutkiewicz with whom he lived in Burlington; a brother, Kenneth Kaczypenski ofBristol; a sister, Violet Mather of Bristol; 5 grandchildren. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, Bristol,CTKACZYPENSKI, HENRY J. 70, of 70 South Main St. husband of Anne (Matthews)Kaczypenski, died 1-29-1993. He was born 3-7-1922 in Bristol and was a son of the late Adamand Stella (Murawski) Kaczypenski. He resided in Bristol before moving to Burlington in 1948. Inaddition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Richard of Burlington; a daughter, JoAnne Poglitschof Burlington; three brothers, Edward of Burlington, Walter of Terryville and Kenneth of Bristol;one sister, Violet Mather of Bristol. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.KAMINSKY, CHARLES G. 30, of Burlington, killed in an air crash in France 2-6-1964. Capt.Kaminsky, an Air Force veteran for 11 years, died when his T- 33 trainer crashed at takeoff.Born in New Britain, 7-23-1933, he spent most of his life in Burlington. He leaves his father,Michael of Burlington; four sisters, Mrs. George Veaudry of Mt. Vernon, NY, Mrs. Michael Suslaof Torrington and Miss Helen and Elizabeth, both of Burlington; three brothers, Michael ofHarwinton. (No more in paper) Burial in Church Cemetery, New Britain, CT.KAMINSKY, ELIZABETH, 81, of Burlington, died Sunday, (March 7, 1004) at HartfordHospital. Born in New Britain, she lived in Burlington for most of her life and she was a memberof Holy Trinity Byzantine Church, New Britain. Elizabeth was formerly employed by TLC Oil Co.for many years and was president of American cancer Research, West Hartford. She was also amember and secretary of the Burlington Senior Center. She leaves her three brothers andsisters-in-Iaw, Michael and Marilyn Kaminsky, of Farmington, John and Maryann Kaminsky, ofNew Hartford, William and Rena Kaminsky, of Burlington; her three sisters, Mary Veaudry, ofMt. Vernon, NY, Ann Susla and Helen Carstens, both of Burlington; her nieces and nephews,George, David, and Elizabeth Veaudry, Peter, John, Steven and Robert Kaminsky, GregKaminsky and Susan Sullivan, Charles, Michael, and Edward Kaminsky, Mary Ann LaCroix;seven grand nieces and grand nephews. She was predeceased by her brother, Capt. CharlesKaminsky. Her funeral services will be held Thursday, 10 a.m. from the Burritt Hill FuneralHome, 332 Burritt St., New Britain, followed by a service at 10:30 am. at Holy Trinity ByzantineChurch. Interment will be in Holy Trinity Byzantine Cemetery, New Britain. Relatives and friendsare invited to call Thursday morning from 9-10 a.m. at Burritt Hill. A panachida service will beheld at 9:30 a.m. Memorial donations may be made to Holy Trinity Byzantine Church, 121Beaver St., New Britain, 06051 or to Burlington Senior Center, 200 Spielman Highway,Burlington, a 06013. To share a memory with the family, please visit us at www.burritthill.com.KATZUNG, WILLIAM, for 32 years a continuous resident of Burlington, and a prominentofficeholder, died 2-24-1938. He was a son of William and Gertrude (Bunn) Katzung, born inWestfield, CT. 3-1878. The family home, later, was near Burlington Center. He marriedMary(Straug) of New Hartford, who survives him. He leaves one son, Thomas William of NewBritain; two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Gertrude Novilski of Simsbury and Miss Florence Edna64