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Peter Kujawa Obituary
Retired from St. Paul
Public Schools
Age 74, of St. Paul. Formerly of Floodwood, MN. Died on September 5, 2005. Preceded in death by his parents, Peter and Helia. Survived by wife of 41 years, Terry; daughter, Anne; sons, Matt (Saori Tachibana) and Tony (Ichiyo Iwata); grandson, Kai; brother, Kenneth (Bonnie) Jones; and other relatives, friends and neighbors. Visitation4-7 PM Thursday at the CHURCH OF ST. FRANCE CABRINI, 1500 Franklin Ave. SE, Minneapolis followed by the service at 7 PM Thursday. The family welcomes friends to join them Friday, 100 AM at St. John's Cemetery, Little Canada for the burial. Memorials preferred.
Willwerscheid Funeral Home &
Cremation Service 651-228-1006
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Memories and Condolences
for Peter Kujawa
Sharon Olson-Gurney
September 12, 2005
Terry,
Blessings to you and yours. Our mutual friend, Ellen Weide, informed me of your loss when I met her at the church picnic yesterday. I still think of you fondly even though it has been many years since our little group meetings at Catholic Charities. I will keep you in my prayers.
mary haider
September 9, 2005
Terry, we are so sorry for your loss. We still think of our Selby Avenue friends. Give our regards to the children. Mary and Joe Haider
Tom & Margaret Toohey
September 9, 2005
Terry, Ann, Matthew & Tony-
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Peace,
Cindy Parnell
September 9, 2005
Terry-
I am sorry that I could not visit with you during this time. Every time I heard you talk about Pete it was with affection and love. Always keep those good memories in your heart and Pete will be with you forever. All my best to you and your family at this time.
Cindy
Cindy Doherty
September 8, 2005
I remember Mr. Kujawa back from the grade school and "Girl Scout" days as a kind an quiet man who let us run in and out of his house and always had a smile. Anne, I am thinking about you and your family and will keep you in my prayers. Stay strong.
Take care.
Marilyn Briggs
September 7, 2005
Sorry I cannot be with you, Terry. Memories warm my heart.
Peace and love, Marilyn
Pat and Jerry Bruno
September 7, 2005
I remember Peter as being a very kind man and I especially remember Dad's fondness for Peter. He and Mom always enjoyed his company and appreciated it when the whole family visited. We are sorry we can't make it to be with you on Thursday but our thoughts are with you all.
Mike and Moira O'Brien
September 7, 2005
Our prayers are with you all.
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