I worked with Dolly at Mine Safety Appliances in Evans City. She loved to play the organ for church. She was proud of her husband and children, and loved her grandbabies. I helped her knit things for them before they were born. She was a wonderful woman, and although I am sad to see that she is gone, at least I can remember her in this small way. She was a good friend to a young woman whose mother was so far away.
"Mrs. Charles Klink Sr., 59, Dies; Was Organist for St. Kilian Church"
"Mrs. Dolores R. "Dolly" Klink, 59, of Evans City R.D.4, died last night in St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, after an illness.
Mrs. Klink was a member of St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church, Mars, and it Women's Guild. She served as organist there for 18 years, retiring due to illness in May 1988.
She was active in Comtra Theater as a pianist.
Born in Lawrenceville on Feb. 28, 1930, she was the daughter of John and Louise Zurawka Dapkus.
Surviving are her husband, Charles E. Klink Sr., whom she married May 31, 1949; three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Charlotte) Wamboldt of Mars, Mrs. Edward (Charlene) Coennen of Los Alamos, N.M., and Mrs Robert (Carol) Huber of Gibsonia; two sons, Charles E. Klink Jr. and Christopher M. Klink, both of Alpharetta, Ga.; and nine grandchildren."
Butler Eagle, Wednesday, April 26, 1989, page 26.
"Mrs. Charles Klink Sr., 59, Dies; Was Organist for St. Kilian Church"
"Mrs. Dolores R. "Dolly" Klink, 59, of Evans City R.D.4, died last night in St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, after an illness.
Mrs. Klink was a member of St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church, Mars, and it Women's Guild. She served as organist there for 18 years, retiring due to illness in May 1988.
She was active in Comtra Theater as a pianist.
Born in Lawrenceville on Feb. 28, 1930, she was the daughter of John and Louise Zurawka Dapkus.
Surviving are her husband, Charles E. Klink Sr., whom she married May 31, 1949; three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Charlotte) Wamboldt of Mars, Mrs. Edward (Charlene) Coennen of Los Alamos, N.M., and Mrs Robert (Carol) Huber of Gibsonia; two sons, Charles E. Klink Jr. and Christopher M. Klink, both of Alpharetta, Ga.; and nine grandchildren."
Butler Eagle, Wednesday, April 26, 1989, page 26.
I worked with Dolly at Mine Safety Appliances in Evans City. She loved to play the organ for church. She was proud of her husband and children, and loved her grandbabies. I helped her knit things for them before they were born. She was a wonderful woman, and although I am sad to see that she is gone, at least I can remember her in this small way. She was a good friend to a young woman whose mother was so far away.
"Mrs. Charles Klink Sr., 59, Dies; Was Organist for St. Kilian Church"
"Mrs. Dolores R. "Dolly" Klink, 59, of Evans City R.D.4, died last night in St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, after an illness.
Mrs. Klink was a member of St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church, Mars, and it Women's Guild. She served as organist there for 18 years, retiring due to illness in May 1988.
She was active in Comtra Theater as a pianist.
Born in Lawrenceville on Feb. 28, 1930, she was the daughter of John and Louise Zurawka Dapkus.
Surviving are her husband, Charles E. Klink Sr., whom she married May 31, 1949; three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Charlotte) Wamboldt of Mars, Mrs. Edward (Charlene) Coennen of Los Alamos, N.M., and Mrs Robert (Carol) Huber of Gibsonia; two sons, Charles E. Klink Jr. and Christopher M. Klink, both of Alpharetta, Ga.; and nine grandchildren."
Butler Eagle, Wednesday, April 26, 1989, page 26.
"Mrs. Charles Klink Sr., 59, Dies; Was Organist for St. Kilian Church"
"Mrs. Dolores R. "Dolly" Klink, 59, of Evans City R.D.4, died last night in St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh, after an illness.
Mrs. Klink was a member of St. Kilian Roman Catholic Church, Mars, and it Women's Guild. She served as organist there for 18 years, retiring due to illness in May 1988.
She was active in Comtra Theater as a pianist.
Born in Lawrenceville on Feb. 28, 1930, she was the daughter of John and Louise Zurawka Dapkus.
Surviving are her husband, Charles E. Klink Sr., whom she married May 31, 1949; three daughters, Mrs. Robert (Charlotte) Wamboldt of Mars, Mrs. Edward (Charlene) Coennen of Los Alamos, N.M., and Mrs Robert (Carol) Huber of Gibsonia; two sons, Charles E. Klink Jr. and Christopher M. Klink, both of Alpharetta, Ga.; and nine grandchildren."
Butler Eagle, Wednesday, April 26, 1989, page 26.
Family Members
Parents
Spouse
Children
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
See more Klink or Zurawka Dapkus memorials in:
- Mars Cemetery Klink or Zurawka Dapkus
- Mars Klink or Zurawka Dapkus
- Butler County Klink or Zurawka Dapkus
- Pennsylvania Klink or Zurawka Dapkus
- USA Klink or Zurawka Dapkus
- Find a Grave Klink or Zurawka Dapkus
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
