Lillian R. kaliszewski

I received a reminder today of the passing of Mrs. Kaliszewski. During this stay home stay safe time of the Coronavirus I have been reflecting quite a bit on my youth and so many find memories of the Kaliszewski family have been on the front of my mind. I learned so much about good, honest, and hard work.... and how good it makes you feel. I think about the brilliance of the family and wonderful sense of humor. Mostly I think about how lucky I was to have been seated right next to Kerry...

Kerry and all family. I'm so sorry for your loss. She must have been a wonderful lady, having raised such a terrific family. I have great memories working on the farm as a teenager.

To the entire Kaliszewski family. Words can not express the sadness I feel knowing that Mrs. Kaliszewski has passed away. Your family was a second family for me and I learned so much from all of you. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kaliszewski were some of the finest people I have ever known. They mentored me, disciplined me, and helped to mold me into the person I am today. How fortunate I feel to have grown up around all of you and learned from all of you. If there ever was a hall of fame for...

Sorry for your loss. I was young when she and Uncle John visited us in RI, but I remember she was a lovely person.

My deepest sympathy to all of my cousins on the death of my dear great aunt. I remember with much fondness the times shared with your mom and dad (and you) when my family visited Michigan and when they visited Rhode Island in 1975 for my brother's wedding. Aunt Lillian was a wonderful, warm-hearted and generous lady. May she rest in peace with our Lord Jesus Christ. With sympathy and Love,

All,
Her memory will live forever in your hearts and minds. I will always remember her laugh and smile.
Hugs to all! Lori (Rivard) Sharrard

Tom and family.... I am so sorry to hear about your Mom's passing. I wish I could be there in person to express my sorrow for you all. She was a great lady and always cared for me as one of her own.... she taught me most of what I know about gardening and there isn't a spring planting that goes by, when I don't think of her and planting together. Wishing you all God's peace and many blessings. She is finally at rest. With sincere love, Terri Rytlewski Shaver

hope she did no teach me how to make Duck Soup. busy lives got in the way.
so sorry for all of you.

Dear Paul,
So sorry to hear about your Mom. I haven't seen you in years but I remember when you and I and Gail would go ice skating at the Bay County Fairgrounds many years ago. Take care.

Pat (Ryers) Hopp