Laura V. Kazmierczak

FUNERAL HOME

Barron-Miller Funeral Home, Inc.

3025 William Street

Cheektowaga, New York

Laura Kazmierczak Obituary

(Owczarczak) August 21, 2005 of Cheektowaga, NY; beloved wife of the late Chester B. Kazmierczak; dear mother of Christine (Richard) Kret, Paul (Maren) Kazmierczak, Karen (Stephen) Kuryla, Mary Ann (Thomas Hitz; also survived by six grandchildren and one great grandchild; sister of Valentine (Bebe), Alois (Terry), late Bernard (late Rose), late Edmund, late Eleanor Owczarczak, late Casimer Ozark, late Mary (late Matthew) Michalski, late Richard (late Celia) Alexin; sister in-law of Terry, Gloria (late Robert) Kazmierczak; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral service from the BARRON-MILLER Funeral home, INC, 3025 William St., near Union Rd. Cheektowaga., Thursday at 8:45 AM. and in St. Josaphat's Church at 9:30 AM. Family present Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Mrs. Kazmierczak was a member of the Mother's Club, Mothers of Sorrow, PUA, and Seniors of St. Josaphat's and Schiller Park

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Published by Buffalo News from Aug. 23 to Aug. 24, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Laura Kazmierczak

8 Entries

Sandee Justiss

August 28, 2005

Dearest Friends, Steve, Karen and Kimberly,

I regret not knowing Laura but this much I know about her, she was a wonderful person to have such a caring, loving unselfish family. You all have been in my thoughts so often these last days and my heart and my prayers for healing and peace go out to you all.

With deepest sympathy,

Sandee

Linda Brennon

August 24, 2005

We send our love & know you are all in our prayers. We will make a donation of your choosing in honor of Mrs. Kazamierczak & her wonderful life.

Jim, Linda & Michael Brennon

Karen Kuryla

August 24, 2005

Thank you all for your kind thoughts & prayers. Our family will always remember this opportunity to express your thoughts of our dear Mom. This will be an extremely difficult time for us all, but know we are sure Mom is in eternal peace with our Dad Chester in heaven. They are probably playing pinochle or bingo as we compose this.

Our love,

Chris & Rich

Paul & Maren

Karen & Steve

Mary Ann & Tom

Jennifer (Michalski) Lira

August 23, 2005

I am the grandaughter of Mary Michalski. I am so happy I got to meet my grandmother's sister Laura. I just met her in June. I was excited to get to know her and just mailed her a photo album and a letter last week. I guess she didn't get it in time! I know she is looking down from heaven now. My condolences to all of her family. I hope to meet them all someday. I know her daughter lives close to me. I live in Fort Worth. Feel free to contact me if you would like. Love, Jennifer

Don and Peggy Fontana

August 23, 2005

Karen, Steve, and Kimberly,

We are so sorry, know that you and all your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

With Love and May God Bless,

Don and Peggy

Daniel J. Kij, Kanty '48; past PUA President

August 23, 2005

Wieczny odpoczynek racz jej dac' Panie!

May Laura rest in eternal peace!

Sympathy to all the Kazmierczak and Owczarczak family members. We will remember her for all the good work she did for Our Mother of Sorrows Society, and for her support of Chet's Alma Mater, St. John Kanty Prep.

Alfreda Kubicki-Pikula

August 23, 2005

Dear Willie (Valentine) and Ollie (Alois) These were the names I knew you by in the 1930s. I was very sorry to read of Laura's passing. Another chapter in life is closed. I remember (childhood memories are very vivid) living on Aris..the Owczarczak, Bolewski, Wieszczeczynski and Kubicki families. We may not have had much moneywise, but the love of our families and neighbors, including the Kawczynskis, was a wealth to remember forever. I'm the only one left of my family, Jerry and Eleanor are gone, too. My prayers are with you and yours. With fondest memories, Alfreda Kubicki Pikula.

Gary and Lyndi Spiros and Family

August 23, 2005

"The elm lives on for half a hundred years

Or more, a rose but a single June;

No need to wish it were not so; tears

Of regret can never change the tune

Of Earth's mysterious song; she measures time

In beauty, not by the numbered hours she lasts,

Not by heights to which a tree can climb,

But by the sheltering shade that it casts;

The smallest flower that breathes but a day

Distills its fragrance into sweet perfume,

Grabs itself with grace in bright array-

Exquisite, brief intensity in bloom.

Whether the notes of life are short or long,

From end to end what matters is the song."

Peace and Blessings,

Love,