About Gura, John Peter, b.1879
Obituary
JOHN GURA
John Gura, 58, of 457 Pratt street, died yesterday morning at the Meriden hospital following a brief illness.
Mr. Gura, who came here from Poland 35 years ago, was employed by the Miller company. He was a parishioner of St. Stanislaus church, and a member of the St. Stanislaus Kostki society and Holy Rosary society.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Magdalena Gura, he is survived by ten children, Francis, Stanley, Anthony, Theodore and Zygmont Gura, Mrs. Helen Luaczyk of Gardner, Mass., Mrs. Anna Pociecha of Jamaica, N.Y., and Misses Mary, Celia, and Albina Gura of this city; several grandchildren, and two sisters and a brother in Poland, and a sister, Mrs. Carolina Swiatek and a brother, Stanley Gura of Meriden.
The funeral will be held at 8:30 o`clock from the home, 457 Pratt street, and at 9 o`clock at St. Stanislaus church, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in the family plot in St. Stanislaus cemetery.
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About Gura, John Peter, b.1879
Obituary
The funeral of John Gura of 457 Pratt street who died last Wednesday morning in the Meriden hospital after a brief illness was held this morning at 8:30 o`clock from his late residence and at 9 o`clock at Stanislaus church where Rev. Paul Bartlewski celebrated high mass of requiem and separate masses were read at the side altars by Rev. Felix Papciak and Rev. Dr. Peter Pietras of New Britain.
The church was filled to capacity by the many friends and relatives of the deceased as well as large representatives from the St. Stanislaus Kostki and the Holy Rosary society of which Mr. Gura was an active member. During the requiem mass Professor Stanley Klenk, church organist played Walski`s Requiem mass.
Burial took place in the family plot in the St. Stanislaus cemetery with Father Bartlewski officiating at the interment.
Pall bearers, members of the above societies, included the following: Ignace Awdziewicz, John Sieracki, Frank Szajdek, John Pasinski, George Curylo, Frank Paszenski.
The following floral tributes were received: Standing cross of roses and baby breath with base of gladioli, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gura and family; wreath of mixed flowers, "Uncle" Stanley Gill; casket spray of gladioli, nieces and nephews of Swiatek family; spray of gladioli, Stanley Kaczor; spray of gladioli, Mrs. Rose Crebase and family; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peregrin, Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kearns, Madeline Marcinek, Beatrice Marcinek, Nell Marcinek; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. John Moreau, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Carpenter; spray of lilies and baby breath, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bowen; spray of gladioli, Dept. G. Miller Co.; wreath of gladioli, asters and roses, friends of Factory E; spray of gladioli, Factory E. Dept`s 41-42.
Spiritual bouquets - Stanley P. Gura, "Son," Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lupaczyk "daughter," Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swiatek, Mr. and Mrs. John Krupa, Walter Krupa, Catherine Krupa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marcinek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szajdek, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Korzenko, Nadduch family, Stanley Sobusiak, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Talar, Mr. and Mrs. John Grodzk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goda, Mrs. and Mrs. Albert F. Carpenter, Mrs. Salka and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. A. Gerico, Factory E, Dept. 41 and 42, Mathew and Victoria Staszewski.
Obituary
JOHN GURA
John Gura, 58, of 457 Pratt street, died yesterday morning at the Meriden hospital following a brief illness.
Mr. Gura, who came here from Poland 35 years ago, was employed by the Miller company. He was a parishioner of St. Stanislaus church, and a member of the St. Stanislaus Kostki society and Holy Rosary society.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Magdalena Gura, he is survived by ten children, Francis, Stanley, Anthony, Theodore and Zygmont Gura, Mrs. Helen Luaczyk of Gardner, Mass., Mrs. Anna Pociecha of Jamaica, N.Y., and Misses Mary, Celia, and Albina Gura of this city; several grandchildren, and two sisters and a brother in Poland, and a sister, Mrs. Carolina Swiatek and a brother, Stanley Gura of Meriden.
The funeral will be held at 8:30 o`clock from the home, 457 Pratt street, and at 9 o`clock at St. Stanislaus church, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in the family plot in St. Stanislaus cemetery.
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About Gura, John Peter, b.1879
Obituary
The funeral of John Gura of 457 Pratt street who died last Wednesday morning in the Meriden hospital after a brief illness was held this morning at 8:30 o`clock from his late residence and at 9 o`clock at Stanislaus church where Rev. Paul Bartlewski celebrated high mass of requiem and separate masses were read at the side altars by Rev. Felix Papciak and Rev. Dr. Peter Pietras of New Britain.
The church was filled to capacity by the many friends and relatives of the deceased as well as large representatives from the St. Stanislaus Kostki and the Holy Rosary society of which Mr. Gura was an active member. During the requiem mass Professor Stanley Klenk, church organist played Walski`s Requiem mass.
Burial took place in the family plot in the St. Stanislaus cemetery with Father Bartlewski officiating at the interment.
Pall bearers, members of the above societies, included the following: Ignace Awdziewicz, John Sieracki, Frank Szajdek, John Pasinski, George Curylo, Frank Paszenski.
The following floral tributes were received: Standing cross of roses and baby breath with base of gladioli, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gura and family; wreath of mixed flowers, "Uncle" Stanley Gill; casket spray of gladioli, nieces and nephews of Swiatek family; spray of gladioli, Stanley Kaczor; spray of gladioli, Mrs. Rose Crebase and family; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peregrin, Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kearns, Madeline Marcinek, Beatrice Marcinek, Nell Marcinek; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. John Moreau, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Carpenter; spray of lilies and baby breath, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bowen; spray of gladioli, Dept. G. Miller Co.; wreath of gladioli, asters and roses, friends of Factory E; spray of gladioli, Factory E. Dept`s 41-42.
Spiritual bouquets - Stanley P. Gura, "Son," Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lupaczyk "daughter," Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swiatek, Mr. and Mrs. John Krupa, Walter Krupa, Catherine Krupa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marcinek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szajdek, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Korzenko, Nadduch family, Stanley Sobusiak, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Talar, Mr. and Mrs. John Grodzk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goda, Mrs. and Mrs. Albert F. Carpenter, Mrs. Salka and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. A. Gerico, Factory E, Dept. 41 and 42, Mathew and Victoria Staszewski.
About Gura, John Peter, b.1879
Obituary
JOHN GURA
John Gura, 58, of 457 Pratt street, died yesterday morning at the Meriden hospital following a brief illness.
Mr. Gura, who came here from Poland 35 years ago, was employed by the Miller company. He was a parishioner of St. Stanislaus church, and a member of the St. Stanislaus Kostki society and Holy Rosary society.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Magdalena Gura, he is survived by ten children, Francis, Stanley, Anthony, Theodore and Zygmont Gura, Mrs. Helen Luaczyk of Gardner, Mass., Mrs. Anna Pociecha of Jamaica, N.Y., and Misses Mary, Celia, and Albina Gura of this city; several grandchildren, and two sisters and a brother in Poland, and a sister, Mrs. Carolina Swiatek and a brother, Stanley Gura of Meriden.
The funeral will be held at 8:30 o`clock from the home, 457 Pratt street, and at 9 o`clock at St. Stanislaus church, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in the family plot in St. Stanislaus cemetery.
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About Gura, John Peter, b.1879
Obituary
The funeral of John Gura of 457 Pratt street who died last Wednesday morning in the Meriden hospital after a brief illness was held this morning at 8:30 o`clock from his late residence and at 9 o`clock at Stanislaus church where Rev. Paul Bartlewski celebrated high mass of requiem and separate masses were read at the side altars by Rev. Felix Papciak and Rev. Dr. Peter Pietras of New Britain.
The church was filled to capacity by the many friends and relatives of the deceased as well as large representatives from the St. Stanislaus Kostki and the Holy Rosary society of which Mr. Gura was an active member. During the requiem mass Professor Stanley Klenk, church organist played Walski`s Requiem mass.
Burial took place in the family plot in the St. Stanislaus cemetery with Father Bartlewski officiating at the interment.
Pall bearers, members of the above societies, included the following: Ignace Awdziewicz, John Sieracki, Frank Szajdek, John Pasinski, George Curylo, Frank Paszenski.
The following floral tributes were received: Standing cross of roses and baby breath with base of gladioli, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gura and family; wreath of mixed flowers, "Uncle" Stanley Gill; casket spray of gladioli, nieces and nephews of Swiatek family; spray of gladioli, Stanley Kaczor; spray of gladioli, Mrs. Rose Crebase and family; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peregrin, Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kearns, Madeline Marcinek, Beatrice Marcinek, Nell Marcinek; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. John Moreau, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Carpenter; spray of lilies and baby breath, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bowen; spray of gladioli, Dept. G. Miller Co.; wreath of gladioli, asters and roses, friends of Factory E; spray of gladioli, Factory E. Dept`s 41-42.
Spiritual bouquets - Stanley P. Gura, "Son," Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lupaczyk "daughter," Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swiatek, Mr. and Mrs. John Krupa, Walter Krupa, Catherine Krupa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marcinek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szajdek, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Korzenko, Nadduch family, Stanley Sobusiak, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Talar, Mr. and Mrs. John Grodzk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goda, Mrs. and Mrs. Albert F. Carpenter, Mrs. Salka and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. A. Gerico, Factory E, Dept. 41 and 42, Mathew and Victoria Staszewski.
Obituary
JOHN GURA
John Gura, 58, of 457 Pratt street, died yesterday morning at the Meriden hospital following a brief illness.
Mr. Gura, who came here from Poland 35 years ago, was employed by the Miller company. He was a parishioner of St. Stanislaus church, and a member of the St. Stanislaus Kostki society and Holy Rosary society.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Magdalena Gura, he is survived by ten children, Francis, Stanley, Anthony, Theodore and Zygmont Gura, Mrs. Helen Luaczyk of Gardner, Mass., Mrs. Anna Pociecha of Jamaica, N.Y., and Misses Mary, Celia, and Albina Gura of this city; several grandchildren, and two sisters and a brother in Poland, and a sister, Mrs. Carolina Swiatek and a brother, Stanley Gura of Meriden.
The funeral will be held at 8:30 o`clock from the home, 457 Pratt street, and at 9 o`clock at St. Stanislaus church, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in the family plot in St. Stanislaus cemetery.
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About Gura, John Peter, b.1879
Obituary
The funeral of John Gura of 457 Pratt street who died last Wednesday morning in the Meriden hospital after a brief illness was held this morning at 8:30 o`clock from his late residence and at 9 o`clock at Stanislaus church where Rev. Paul Bartlewski celebrated high mass of requiem and separate masses were read at the side altars by Rev. Felix Papciak and Rev. Dr. Peter Pietras of New Britain.
The church was filled to capacity by the many friends and relatives of the deceased as well as large representatives from the St. Stanislaus Kostki and the Holy Rosary society of which Mr. Gura was an active member. During the requiem mass Professor Stanley Klenk, church organist played Walski`s Requiem mass.
Burial took place in the family plot in the St. Stanislaus cemetery with Father Bartlewski officiating at the interment.
Pall bearers, members of the above societies, included the following: Ignace Awdziewicz, John Sieracki, Frank Szajdek, John Pasinski, George Curylo, Frank Paszenski.
The following floral tributes were received: Standing cross of roses and baby breath with base of gladioli, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gura and family; wreath of mixed flowers, "Uncle" Stanley Gill; casket spray of gladioli, nieces and nephews of Swiatek family; spray of gladioli, Stanley Kaczor; spray of gladioli, Mrs. Rose Crebase and family; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peregrin, Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kearns, Madeline Marcinek, Beatrice Marcinek, Nell Marcinek; spray of roses, Mr. and Mrs. John Moreau, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Carpenter; spray of lilies and baby breath, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bowen; spray of gladioli, Dept. G. Miller Co.; wreath of gladioli, asters and roses, friends of Factory E; spray of gladioli, Factory E. Dept`s 41-42.
Spiritual bouquets - Stanley P. Gura, "Son," Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lupaczyk "daughter," Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swiatek, Mr. and Mrs. John Krupa, Walter Krupa, Catherine Krupa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marcinek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szajdek, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Korzenko, Nadduch family, Stanley Sobusiak, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Talar, Mr. and Mrs. John Grodzk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goda, Mrs. and Mrs. Albert F. Carpenter, Mrs. Salka and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. A. Gerico, Factory E, Dept. 41 and 42, Mathew and Victoria Staszewski.
Family Members
Children
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Francis Joseph Gura
1904–1980
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Stanley Peter Gura
1906–1979
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Helen Caroline Gura Lupaczyk
1908–1985
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Anthony S Gura
1910–1962
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Anna Gura Pociecha
1912–1985
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Thaddeus Joseph Gura
1914–1989
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Marion Sophie Gura Kaczor
1916–2006
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Zygmunt John Gura
1920–1972
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Cecelia Frances Gura DeMauro
1923–2013
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Albina Gura Pentzak
1925–2009
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