Edward J. Szymczak

My sincere sympathy for the loss of Mr. Szymczak. I have such fond memories of him, and while I am saddened by his loss, I am happy to have had the opportunity to know him. A wonderful man and grandfather to Holly. We shared the same birthday and I think of him each year on that day, and always will.

Sincerely,

I am so sorry to hear about Eddie. I use to visit his mother,father,Sophie,Mary,Ziggie with my mother,Josephine Lech,growing up. As far as I can remember,they were my uncle,aunt,and cousins. The last time I saw Eddie was at my sisters funeral,Bleance Soron,in Arlington a few years back. I believe that he came in with Richard.
I do not have Ziggie's address to send a card. I would appreciate it if one could be provided.
I did go to church this morning and said the Chaplet to the Divine...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Mr. Szymczak,
Sir, I didn't know you, but I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army during WW II and for being a member of the Greatest Generation. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Holly so sorry to hear about your grandfather he will always be with you in your heart.
Theresa Carnell

grandpa, it's still very hard to believe your not here. i honestly thought you would live forever. i never pictured life without you--in your lifetime you accomplished so much--but the love you had for nannie and your family is the the most profounding. you lived a very long life, and i cry today for my own selfish reasons. i want you here on earth, but now you are an angel in heaven with nannie. may you rest in peace--always know i love you. i'll be seeing you in all the old familiar...