Priscilla A. (Rondeau) Grzyb, 77, of Mill Street in Dudley, died Sunday, August 11, 2013, after a courageous five year battle with breast cancer. She was surrounded by her loving family, who together, cared for her and fulfilled her wish to remain in her home.
Her one love and husband of 53 years, Richard F. Grzyb died in 2008.
She was born in Webster, daughter of the late Ovilla and Yvonne (Pratt) Rondeau. She worked as Pharmacy Technician at Hubbard Regional Hospital until retiring in 1982.
Along with being a loving and supportive wife and mother, Priscilla was an instrumental player in the fundraising campaign which made the original building of the Torchy McGeary Fields in Webster possible. She was also a member of the Webster Emblem Club.
Her one love and husband of 53 years, Richard F. Grzyb died in 2008.
She was born in Webster, daughter of the late Ovilla and Yvonne (Pratt) Rondeau. She worked as Pharmacy Technician at Hubbard Regional Hospital until retiring in 1982.
Along with being a loving and supportive wife and mother, Priscilla was an instrumental player in the fundraising campaign which made the original building of the Torchy McGeary Fields in Webster possible. She was also a member of the Webster Emblem Club.
Priscilla A. (Rondeau) Grzyb, 77, of Mill Street in Dudley, died Sunday, August 11, 2013, after a courageous five year battle with breast cancer. She was surrounded by her loving family, who together, cared for her and fulfilled her wish to remain in her home.
Her one love and husband of 53 years, Richard F. Grzyb died in 2008.
She was born in Webster, daughter of the late Ovilla and Yvonne (Pratt) Rondeau. She worked as Pharmacy Technician at Hubbard Regional Hospital until retiring in 1982.
Along with being a loving and supportive wife and mother, Priscilla was an instrumental player in the fundraising campaign which made the original building of the Torchy McGeary Fields in Webster possible. She was also a member of the Webster Emblem Club.
Her one love and husband of 53 years, Richard F. Grzyb died in 2008.
She was born in Webster, daughter of the late Ovilla and Yvonne (Pratt) Rondeau. She worked as Pharmacy Technician at Hubbard Regional Hospital until retiring in 1982.
Along with being a loving and supportive wife and mother, Priscilla was an instrumental player in the fundraising campaign which made the original building of the Torchy McGeary Fields in Webster possible. She was also a member of the Webster Emblem Club.
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