HEADSTONE says wife & mother.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter April 21 2004 "Obituaries: Esther Dzarnowski"
IRON RIVER - Esther D. Dzarnowski, 81, passed away April 16 at the Iron County Medical Care Facility in Crystal Falls.
She was born April 10, 1923 in Iron River. The daughter of the late Anton and Ersilia (Antoinetti) Rosetti was a life long resident of the area. She attended the Homer and Iron River Schools. On Sept. 12, 1942 she married Peter Dzarnowski at the St. Agnes Church in Iron River and the couple made their home here. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1965. After the death of her husband she was employed by the U.S. Post Office as a rural mail carrier from 1966 until her retirement in 1990. She cooked steaks for the VFW and the Stambaugh American Legion for many years as well as being a cook at the Roma Restaurant. She was a member of the St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River, the St. Agnes Altar Society, Italian Ladies Society, the Rosary Sodality and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge 1603 Auxiliary. She was an avid bowler and played on the Ladies minor and Women's bowling leagues for many years, and was a 4-H leader and member of the Home Extension Club for many years. She enjoyed crafting and making things for her family and friends. She looked forward to her Las Vegas trips and her trips to Lewiston, Idaho to visit her brother Sam. She was active at the Iron River Senior Citizens Center and served on the site committee. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Rosetti; a sister Dora Hoinowski; and a daughter-in-law Joan Dzarnowski.
She is survived by a son Edward of Caspian; a daughter Barbara (Frank) Butorac of Ishpeming; a brother Sam Rosetti of Lewiston, Idaho; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held April 19 at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River. A liturgical prayer service was conducted.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 20 at 10:45 a.m. at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River and at 11 a.m. at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River with the Rev. Norman Clisch, pastor, and Rev. Otto Sartorelli concelebrated the Mass of Christian Burial.
The Ladies of the Rosary Sodality and the Italian Ladies Society formed an honor guard at the funeral service.
Pallbearers were Frank and Todd Butorac, Larry Zdunek, Ron Leonoff, Ed Rometti and Dave McGowan.
Organist Luella Ambach accompanied the St. Agnes Choir.
Interment will be in Resthaven Cemetery.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 25 1992 “Our Neighbor” with photo
NAME: Esther Dzarnowski
RESIDES: Hilltop Addition, Iron River
AGE: 68; pretty soon 69
OCCUPATION: Retired postal rural route carrier
HOMETOWN: Iron River
FAMILY: Son Edward in Caspian, daughter Barbara Butorac in Ishpeming
NICKNAME: Mailbag
FIRST JOB: U.S. Postal Service
WHY DO YOU LIVE HERE? Because I love it. I wouldn’t change it for anything.
YOUR FAVORITE PLACE TO BE: Las Vegas. I go twice a year.
HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES DO YOU OWN? Three.
HOW WOULD YOUR FRIENDS DESCRIBE YOU TO STRANGERS? I’m very friendly, easy to get along with and a demon in disguise.
THE BEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED IN YOUR LIFE: Having my children. It was exciting and interesting.
IF I’VE LEARNED ONE THING IN LIFE, IT IS: Be kind to everyone.
WHAT WOULD YOU TELL SOMEONE WHO MOVED HERE? It is a great place to live. There are a lot of interesting parts. We have a great area with a lot of nice people.
WHAT IS THE MOST USELESS THING YOU’VE EVER BOUGHT? Any knick-knacks are useless. It is a waste of money.
WHAT IS THE CRAZIEST THING YOU’VE EVER DONE? I was driving to Ishpeming to visit my daughter. When I got to Channing, I remembered I forgot something. I turned around and got it.
WHO WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO BE STUCK WITH IN AN ELEVATOR? Some handsome debonair man.
WHAT IS THE ONE MACHINE YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT? My car.
WHAT IS THE MOST UNUSUAL OR DARING ACTIVITY YOU WOULD TRY IF YOU HAD THE COURAGE? Ride a motorcycle. Varo-o-o-om.
WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CHANGE YOU’VE SEEN IN YOUR LIFETIME? TV. Television. If my dad saw TV’s, he would have died.
IF YOU WON $5 MILLION IN THE LOTTERY, WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH IT? Travel.
DURING A LONG WINTER, LIKE THIS ONE, WHAT DO YOU DO TO RUSH SPRING? Hope the snow goes quickly. Hope to see a robin.
OBITUARY of Dora Hoinowski 1993 says Esther Dzarnowski of Iron River is her sister.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter April 21 2004 "Obituaries: Esther Dzarnowski"
IRON RIVER - Esther D. Dzarnowski, 81, passed away April 16 at the Iron County Medical Care Facility in Crystal Falls.
She was born April 10, 1923 in Iron River. The daughter of the late Anton and Ersilia (Antoinetti) Rosetti was a life long resident of the area. She attended the Homer and Iron River Schools. On Sept. 12, 1942 she married Peter Dzarnowski at the St. Agnes Church in Iron River and the couple made their home here. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1965. After the death of her husband she was employed by the U.S. Post Office as a rural mail carrier from 1966 until her retirement in 1990. She cooked steaks for the VFW and the Stambaugh American Legion for many years as well as being a cook at the Roma Restaurant. She was a member of the St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River, the St. Agnes Altar Society, Italian Ladies Society, the Rosary Sodality and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge 1603 Auxiliary. She was an avid bowler and played on the Ladies minor and Women's bowling leagues for many years, and was a 4-H leader and member of the Home Extension Club for many years. She enjoyed crafting and making things for her family and friends. She looked forward to her Las Vegas trips and her trips to Lewiston, Idaho to visit her brother Sam. She was active at the Iron River Senior Citizens Center and served on the site committee. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Rosetti; a sister Dora Hoinowski; and a daughter-in-law Joan Dzarnowski.
She is survived by a son Edward of Caspian; a daughter Barbara (Frank) Butorac of Ishpeming; a brother Sam Rosetti of Lewiston, Idaho; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held April 19 at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River. A liturgical prayer service was conducted.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 20 at 10:45 a.m. at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River and at 11 a.m. at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River with the Rev. Norman Clisch, pastor, and Rev. Otto Sartorelli concelebrated the Mass of Christian Burial.
The Ladies of the Rosary Sodality and the Italian Ladies Society formed an honor guard at the funeral service.
Pallbearers were Frank and Todd Butorac, Larry Zdunek, Ron Leonoff, Ed Rometti and Dave McGowan.
Organist Luella Ambach accompanied the St. Agnes Choir.
Interment will be in Resthaven Cemetery.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 25 1992 “Our Neighbor” with photo
NAME: Esther Dzarnowski
RESIDES: Hilltop Addition, Iron River
AGE: 68; pretty soon 69
OCCUPATION: Retired postal rural route carrier
HOMETOWN: Iron River
FAMILY: Son Edward in Caspian, daughter Barbara Butorac in Ishpeming
NICKNAME: Mailbag
FIRST JOB: U.S. Postal Service
WHY DO YOU LIVE HERE? Because I love it. I wouldn’t change it for anything.
YOUR FAVORITE PLACE TO BE: Las Vegas. I go twice a year.
HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES DO YOU OWN? Three.
HOW WOULD YOUR FRIENDS DESCRIBE YOU TO STRANGERS? I’m very friendly, easy to get along with and a demon in disguise.
THE BEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED IN YOUR LIFE: Having my children. It was exciting and interesting.
IF I’VE LEARNED ONE THING IN LIFE, IT IS: Be kind to everyone.
WHAT WOULD YOU TELL SOMEONE WHO MOVED HERE? It is a great place to live. There are a lot of interesting parts. We have a great area with a lot of nice people.
WHAT IS THE MOST USELESS THING YOU’VE EVER BOUGHT? Any knick-knacks are useless. It is a waste of money.
WHAT IS THE CRAZIEST THING YOU’VE EVER DONE? I was driving to Ishpeming to visit my daughter. When I got to Channing, I remembered I forgot something. I turned around and got it.
WHO WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO BE STUCK WITH IN AN ELEVATOR? Some handsome debonair man.
WHAT IS THE ONE MACHINE YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT? My car.
WHAT IS THE MOST UNUSUAL OR DARING ACTIVITY YOU WOULD TRY IF YOU HAD THE COURAGE? Ride a motorcycle. Varo-o-o-om.
WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CHANGE YOU’VE SEEN IN YOUR LIFETIME? TV. Television. If my dad saw TV’s, he would have died.
IF YOU WON $5 MILLION IN THE LOTTERY, WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH IT? Travel.
DURING A LONG WINTER, LIKE THIS ONE, WHAT DO YOU DO TO RUSH SPRING? Hope the snow goes quickly. Hope to see a robin.
OBITUARY of Dora Hoinowski 1993 says Esther Dzarnowski of Iron River is her sister.
HEADSTONE says wife & mother.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter April 21 2004 "Obituaries: Esther Dzarnowski"
IRON RIVER - Esther D. Dzarnowski, 81, passed away April 16 at the Iron County Medical Care Facility in Crystal Falls.
She was born April 10, 1923 in Iron River. The daughter of the late Anton and Ersilia (Antoinetti) Rosetti was a life long resident of the area. She attended the Homer and Iron River Schools. On Sept. 12, 1942 she married Peter Dzarnowski at the St. Agnes Church in Iron River and the couple made their home here. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1965. After the death of her husband she was employed by the U.S. Post Office as a rural mail carrier from 1966 until her retirement in 1990. She cooked steaks for the VFW and the Stambaugh American Legion for many years as well as being a cook at the Roma Restaurant. She was a member of the St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River, the St. Agnes Altar Society, Italian Ladies Society, the Rosary Sodality and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge 1603 Auxiliary. She was an avid bowler and played on the Ladies minor and Women's bowling leagues for many years, and was a 4-H leader and member of the Home Extension Club for many years. She enjoyed crafting and making things for her family and friends. She looked forward to her Las Vegas trips and her trips to Lewiston, Idaho to visit her brother Sam. She was active at the Iron River Senior Citizens Center and served on the site committee. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Rosetti; a sister Dora Hoinowski; and a daughter-in-law Joan Dzarnowski.
She is survived by a son Edward of Caspian; a daughter Barbara (Frank) Butorac of Ishpeming; a brother Sam Rosetti of Lewiston, Idaho; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held April 19 at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River. A liturgical prayer service was conducted.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 20 at 10:45 a.m. at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River and at 11 a.m. at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River with the Rev. Norman Clisch, pastor, and Rev. Otto Sartorelli concelebrated the Mass of Christian Burial.
The Ladies of the Rosary Sodality and the Italian Ladies Society formed an honor guard at the funeral service.
Pallbearers were Frank and Todd Butorac, Larry Zdunek, Ron Leonoff, Ed Rometti and Dave McGowan.
Organist Luella Ambach accompanied the St. Agnes Choir.
Interment will be in Resthaven Cemetery.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 25 1992 “Our Neighbor” with photo
NAME: Esther Dzarnowski
RESIDES: Hilltop Addition, Iron River
AGE: 68; pretty soon 69
OCCUPATION: Retired postal rural route carrier
HOMETOWN: Iron River
FAMILY: Son Edward in Caspian, daughter Barbara Butorac in Ishpeming
NICKNAME: Mailbag
FIRST JOB: U.S. Postal Service
WHY DO YOU LIVE HERE? Because I love it. I wouldn’t change it for anything.
YOUR FAVORITE PLACE TO BE: Las Vegas. I go twice a year.
HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES DO YOU OWN? Three.
HOW WOULD YOUR FRIENDS DESCRIBE YOU TO STRANGERS? I’m very friendly, easy to get along with and a demon in disguise.
THE BEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED IN YOUR LIFE: Having my children. It was exciting and interesting.
IF I’VE LEARNED ONE THING IN LIFE, IT IS: Be kind to everyone.
WHAT WOULD YOU TELL SOMEONE WHO MOVED HERE? It is a great place to live. There are a lot of interesting parts. We have a great area with a lot of nice people.
WHAT IS THE MOST USELESS THING YOU’VE EVER BOUGHT? Any knick-knacks are useless. It is a waste of money.
WHAT IS THE CRAZIEST THING YOU’VE EVER DONE? I was driving to Ishpeming to visit my daughter. When I got to Channing, I remembered I forgot something. I turned around and got it.
WHO WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO BE STUCK WITH IN AN ELEVATOR? Some handsome debonair man.
WHAT IS THE ONE MACHINE YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT? My car.
WHAT IS THE MOST UNUSUAL OR DARING ACTIVITY YOU WOULD TRY IF YOU HAD THE COURAGE? Ride a motorcycle. Varo-o-o-om.
WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CHANGE YOU’VE SEEN IN YOUR LIFETIME? TV. Television. If my dad saw TV’s, he would have died.
IF YOU WON $5 MILLION IN THE LOTTERY, WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH IT? Travel.
DURING A LONG WINTER, LIKE THIS ONE, WHAT DO YOU DO TO RUSH SPRING? Hope the snow goes quickly. Hope to see a robin.
OBITUARY of Dora Hoinowski 1993 says Esther Dzarnowski of Iron River is her sister.
OBITUARY Iron County Reporter April 21 2004 "Obituaries: Esther Dzarnowski"
IRON RIVER - Esther D. Dzarnowski, 81, passed away April 16 at the Iron County Medical Care Facility in Crystal Falls.
She was born April 10, 1923 in Iron River. The daughter of the late Anton and Ersilia (Antoinetti) Rosetti was a life long resident of the area. She attended the Homer and Iron River Schools. On Sept. 12, 1942 she married Peter Dzarnowski at the St. Agnes Church in Iron River and the couple made their home here. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1965. After the death of her husband she was employed by the U.S. Post Office as a rural mail carrier from 1966 until her retirement in 1990. She cooked steaks for the VFW and the Stambaugh American Legion for many years as well as being a cook at the Roma Restaurant. She was a member of the St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River, the St. Agnes Altar Society, Italian Ladies Society, the Rosary Sodality and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge 1603 Auxiliary. She was an avid bowler and played on the Ladies minor and Women's bowling leagues for many years, and was a 4-H leader and member of the Home Extension Club for many years. She enjoyed crafting and making things for her family and friends. She looked forward to her Las Vegas trips and her trips to Lewiston, Idaho to visit her brother Sam. She was active at the Iron River Senior Citizens Center and served on the site committee. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Rosetti; a sister Dora Hoinowski; and a daughter-in-law Joan Dzarnowski.
She is survived by a son Edward of Caspian; a daughter Barbara (Frank) Butorac of Ishpeming; a brother Sam Rosetti of Lewiston, Idaho; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held April 19 at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River. A liturgical prayer service was conducted.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 20 at 10:45 a.m. at the Jacobs Funeral Home in Iron River and at 11 a.m. at St. Agnes Catholic Church in Iron River with the Rev. Norman Clisch, pastor, and Rev. Otto Sartorelli concelebrated the Mass of Christian Burial.
The Ladies of the Rosary Sodality and the Italian Ladies Society formed an honor guard at the funeral service.
Pallbearers were Frank and Todd Butorac, Larry Zdunek, Ron Leonoff, Ed Rometti and Dave McGowan.
Organist Luella Ambach accompanied the St. Agnes Choir.
Interment will be in Resthaven Cemetery.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter March 25 1992 “Our Neighbor” with photo
NAME: Esther Dzarnowski
RESIDES: Hilltop Addition, Iron River
AGE: 68; pretty soon 69
OCCUPATION: Retired postal rural route carrier
HOMETOWN: Iron River
FAMILY: Son Edward in Caspian, daughter Barbara Butorac in Ishpeming
NICKNAME: Mailbag
FIRST JOB: U.S. Postal Service
WHY DO YOU LIVE HERE? Because I love it. I wouldn’t change it for anything.
YOUR FAVORITE PLACE TO BE: Las Vegas. I go twice a year.
HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES DO YOU OWN? Three.
HOW WOULD YOUR FRIENDS DESCRIBE YOU TO STRANGERS? I’m very friendly, easy to get along with and a demon in disguise.
THE BEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED IN YOUR LIFE: Having my children. It was exciting and interesting.
IF I’VE LEARNED ONE THING IN LIFE, IT IS: Be kind to everyone.
WHAT WOULD YOU TELL SOMEONE WHO MOVED HERE? It is a great place to live. There are a lot of interesting parts. We have a great area with a lot of nice people.
WHAT IS THE MOST USELESS THING YOU’VE EVER BOUGHT? Any knick-knacks are useless. It is a waste of money.
WHAT IS THE CRAZIEST THING YOU’VE EVER DONE? I was driving to Ishpeming to visit my daughter. When I got to Channing, I remembered I forgot something. I turned around and got it.
WHO WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO BE STUCK WITH IN AN ELEVATOR? Some handsome debonair man.
WHAT IS THE ONE MACHINE YOU CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT? My car.
WHAT IS THE MOST UNUSUAL OR DARING ACTIVITY YOU WOULD TRY IF YOU HAD THE COURAGE? Ride a motorcycle. Varo-o-o-om.
WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CHANGE YOU’VE SEEN IN YOUR LIFETIME? TV. Television. If my dad saw TV’s, he would have died.
IF YOU WON $5 MILLION IN THE LOTTERY, WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH IT? Travel.
DURING A LONG WINTER, LIKE THIS ONE, WHAT DO YOU DO TO RUSH SPRING? Hope the snow goes quickly. Hope to see a robin.
OBITUARY of Dora Hoinowski 1993 says Esther Dzarnowski of Iron River is her sister.
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