Agnes Evelyn Bismack, age 76 of Ubly died at the Huron Medical Center of Bad Axe, Michigan. She was born February 27, 1926 in Parisville, daughter of the late Walter Josephine (Peruski) Smalley. She married Jacob F. Bismack on Sept. 6, 1947 at St. Mary Catholic Church of Parisville. He preceded her in death on Oct. 18, 1984. She was a graduate of Kelly School. She farmed with her family. She worked at Bower Roller Bearing in Detroit for seven years. She was co-owner of the Silver Star Tavern in Minden City for many years. She worked at the Ubly Seat Belt Co. for 21 years and retired in 1980. She then worked at Ubly Furniture for a few years and at Gemini Plastics for seven years. She enjoyed euchre. She is survived by three sons, Loyal and his wife, Linda, of Bay City, Kenneth and his wife, Mary Ann, of Bad Axe, Gary and his
wife, Mary, of Bad Axe; two daughters, Linda Connors, and her husband, Tom, of Sterling Heights, Diane Donnelly and her husband, William of Utica; 12 grandchildren; one great grandson, three sisters, Florence Steadman and her husband, Max of Bad Axe, Delores Thompson of Flint, Shirley Chinn of Utica; one brother, Eugene Smalley and his wife, Gloria, of Ubly. She was preceded in death by five sisters, Bertha Grifka, Esther Butterwick, Beatrice Capling, Grace Smalley and Mae Smalley. Funeral Mass held at St. John Catholic Church of Ubly. Rev. T.J. Fleming, pastor officiated.
wife, Mary, of Bad Axe; two daughters, Linda Connors, and her husband, Tom, of Sterling Heights, Diane Donnelly and her husband, William of Utica; 12 grandchildren; one great grandson, three sisters, Florence Steadman and her husband, Max of Bad Axe, Delores Thompson of Flint, Shirley Chinn of Utica; one brother, Eugene Smalley and his wife, Gloria, of Ubly. She was preceded in death by five sisters, Bertha Grifka, Esther Butterwick, Beatrice Capling, Grace Smalley and Mae Smalley. Funeral Mass held at St. John Catholic Church of Ubly. Rev. T.J. Fleming, pastor officiated.
Agnes Evelyn Bismack, age 76 of Ubly died at the Huron Medical Center of Bad Axe, Michigan. She was born February 27, 1926 in Parisville, daughter of the late Walter Josephine (Peruski) Smalley. She married Jacob F. Bismack on Sept. 6, 1947 at St. Mary Catholic Church of Parisville. He preceded her in death on Oct. 18, 1984. She was a graduate of Kelly School. She farmed with her family. She worked at Bower Roller Bearing in Detroit for seven years. She was co-owner of the Silver Star Tavern in Minden City for many years. She worked at the Ubly Seat Belt Co. for 21 years and retired in 1980. She then worked at Ubly Furniture for a few years and at Gemini Plastics for seven years. She enjoyed euchre. She is survived by three sons, Loyal and his wife, Linda, of Bay City, Kenneth and his wife, Mary Ann, of Bad Axe, Gary and his
wife, Mary, of Bad Axe; two daughters, Linda Connors, and her husband, Tom, of Sterling Heights, Diane Donnelly and her husband, William of Utica; 12 grandchildren; one great grandson, three sisters, Florence Steadman and her husband, Max of Bad Axe, Delores Thompson of Flint, Shirley Chinn of Utica; one brother, Eugene Smalley and his wife, Gloria, of Ubly. She was preceded in death by five sisters, Bertha Grifka, Esther Butterwick, Beatrice Capling, Grace Smalley and Mae Smalley. Funeral Mass held at St. John Catholic Church of Ubly. Rev. T.J. Fleming, pastor officiated.
wife, Mary, of Bad Axe; two daughters, Linda Connors, and her husband, Tom, of Sterling Heights, Diane Donnelly and her husband, William of Utica; 12 grandchildren; one great grandson, three sisters, Florence Steadman and her husband, Max of Bad Axe, Delores Thompson of Flint, Shirley Chinn of Utica; one brother, Eugene Smalley and his wife, Gloria, of Ubly. She was preceded in death by five sisters, Bertha Grifka, Esther Butterwick, Beatrice Capling, Grace Smalley and Mae Smalley. Funeral Mass held at St. John Catholic Church of Ubly. Rev. T.J. Fleming, pastor officiated.
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