Nicholas grew up and attended school in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He had two sisters (Cecilia Grezowriak) and four brothers (Louis).
In 1968 he moved to Napa, California. Nicholas found work as a welder for Kaiser Steel and he worked there until retiring in 1976.
Nicholas enjoyed flying, especially piloting his Cessna 150. He enjoyed working outdoors, target shooting, reading and crossword puzzles.
At the time of his death he was survived by his wife Bonnie and two children Marina L. Gibson and Maurice L. Soares. Three children predeceased him Michael N. Stanislawski (d. March 1968), David J. Stanislawski (d. February 1977) and Andre L. Soares (d. January 1981).
According to the California Death Index his mother's maiden name was Kaperzinski.
A funeral notice appeared in "The Napa Register" on March 11, 1990.
In 1968 he moved to Napa, California. Nicholas found work as a welder for Kaiser Steel and he worked there until retiring in 1976.
Nicholas enjoyed flying, especially piloting his Cessna 150. He enjoyed working outdoors, target shooting, reading and crossword puzzles.
At the time of his death he was survived by his wife Bonnie and two children Marina L. Gibson and Maurice L. Soares. Three children predeceased him Michael N. Stanislawski (d. March 1968), David J. Stanislawski (d. February 1977) and Andre L. Soares (d. January 1981).
According to the California Death Index his mother's maiden name was Kaperzinski.
A funeral notice appeared in "The Napa Register" on March 11, 1990.
Nicholas grew up and attended school in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He had two sisters (Cecilia Grezowriak) and four brothers (Louis).
In 1968 he moved to Napa, California. Nicholas found work as a welder for Kaiser Steel and he worked there until retiring in 1976.
Nicholas enjoyed flying, especially piloting his Cessna 150. He enjoyed working outdoors, target shooting, reading and crossword puzzles.
At the time of his death he was survived by his wife Bonnie and two children Marina L. Gibson and Maurice L. Soares. Three children predeceased him Michael N. Stanislawski (d. March 1968), David J. Stanislawski (d. February 1977) and Andre L. Soares (d. January 1981).
According to the California Death Index his mother's maiden name was Kaperzinski.
A funeral notice appeared in "The Napa Register" on March 11, 1990.
In 1968 he moved to Napa, California. Nicholas found work as a welder for Kaiser Steel and he worked there until retiring in 1976.
Nicholas enjoyed flying, especially piloting his Cessna 150. He enjoyed working outdoors, target shooting, reading and crossword puzzles.
At the time of his death he was survived by his wife Bonnie and two children Marina L. Gibson and Maurice L. Soares. Three children predeceased him Michael N. Stanislawski (d. March 1968), David J. Stanislawski (d. February 1977) and Andre L. Soares (d. January 1981).
According to the California Death Index his mother's maiden name was Kaperzinski.
A funeral notice appeared in "The Napa Register" on March 11, 1990.
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