Genevieve Wojcik

Stryjenk Gieni poznaam w 1979r gdy przebywaam z wizyt u mojego dziadka Johna Wójcika a brata jej ma.Zapamitaam j jako osob mi ,serdeczn i umiechnit. Niech odpoczywa w pokoju. Barbara Michalczyk(Wójcik)

Auntie Jenny was my husband Leonard's aunt and when he and I were married she became mine as well:) We adored her and have many fond memories of her. Auntie Jenny and her sister Busia would always request frozen strawberry daiquiri's whenever they visited our home which I gladly prepared for them. She was a beautiful person inside and out and will be sadly missed. Thoughts and prayers to her son Ron and his family.

My Mom would always greet you with a smile. She was loving and caring. She loved telling jokes and stories and never seemed to run out of them. When it came to ice cream and other goodies, she loved to eat them and pass them out to whoever might be around. Age didn't matter. She had her Warren Polka Booster Club membership card at age 85. She loved being around people. She enjoyed an occasional drink of a cherry cordial from Poland, Wisniowka and, again, served it to whoever was around. Age mattered - no kids! My mom was the only one who called me "Ronnie". I will miss her and hope that she's resting in peace with my dad and Judy. Love you, Mom.

I have so many fond memories of Auntie Jenny. She meant so much to me especially as she would share such wonderful stories with me about my grandparents! I loved hanging out with her - but I know she is so happy to be with her friends and family in heaven!!

Aunt Jenny was such a wonderful and upbeat individual. You could never have a bad day around her. She was always smiling and had a funny story to tell. She will be missed by all.