HEADSTONE says husband & father. Space for spouse is blank.

OBITUARY Iron River Reporter May 1 1996 “Obituaries: Rudolph Javoroski”
IRON RIVER-Rudolph P. “Rudy” Javoroski, 77, died April 25 at Iron County General Hospital in Iron River.
He was born March 4, 1919 in Iron River. The son of the late Walter and Mary (Lavnik) Javoroski was a life long resident and attended the Bates schools. On June 14, 1941 he married the former Evelyn Nelson in Iron Mountain. He was employed by Layne Northwest of Milwaukee, Wis. as a well driller for 42 years, retiring in 1981. He was an avid hunter and gardener and enjoyed making maple syrup. He was a member of the Iron River Sportsman Club, Operating Engineers, and the Bates Zoning Board. He was preceded in death by a son William in 1968; five brothers, Steve, Mike, Albert, Ed and Martin; and three sisters, Rose, Agnes and Lorraine.
He is survived by his wife; four daughters, Audrey Stanley of Cody, Wy., Claudia Arvey of Shawano, Wis., Merri Beth (Dave) Dupras of Sundell and Gail (Rick) Colberg of Green Bay, Wis.; two brothers, Walter of Iron County Medical Care Facility of Crystal Falls and Leonard of Crystal Falls; two sisters, Ann Federhard of Klamath Falls, Ore. and Lucille Goheen of North Bend. Ore.; and 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Visitation was held April 26 at Jacobs Funeral Home of Iron River.
Funeral services were held April 27 at First Baptist Church of Iron River with the Rev. Peter Bergeson, pastor, officiating.
Pallbearers were Collin Arvey, Bob Baumgartner, Deryke Passamani, Daniel L. Passamani, Daniel I. Passamani and Chad Colberg.
Organist Luella Ambach accompanied soloist granddaughter Heidi Arvey on musical selections “El Shaddai” and “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.”
Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery.

NEWS ARTILCE Iron River Reporter probably July 15 22 or 29 1992 "Golden Anniversary" with photo
BATES TOWNSHIP-The day for a commemorative party to celebrate a belated golden anniversary and a house warming came for Rudy and Evelyn Javoroski recently. Standing on the steps of their new home at 136 Javoroski Road in Bates and looking over the gathering of family and friends, Evelyn emphasized, "everybody was so good to us when we lost everything."
On Nov. 2, 1990 a fire of undetermined origin burned the Javoroski 1912 homestead home. The couple spent the winter in a rented cottage planning to rebuild. A contractor began construction in the spring of 1991 in a new two bedroom bungalow, centered on the Javoroski forty.
A year passed. The Javoroskis have settled in their new home. Coming home to host the July 11 yard party were the couple's four daughters and families. The group includes: Audrey Stanley of Fairfax, Va., mother of four; Claudia Arvey, Shawano, Wis., mother of two; Merri Dupras, Marquette, mother of two; and Gail Colberg, Green Bay, Wis., mother of three. Spouses and three great-grandchildren were also here.
Rudy Javoroski and the former Evelyn Nelson, both from pioneer Bates Township families, were married June 14, 1941. He retired from a career with Layne Northwest Drilling Company and Hanna Mining Company. He continues hobbies in his new garage. His wife, a WIC Elementary School librarian for 18 years, has retired to reading, teaching cooking through Iron County Community Schools and volunteering assistance in other education forms.

OBITUARY of Martin Javoroski 1993 (buried Bates Twp) says Rudy of Bates Twp is his brother.

OBITUARY of Steve Javoroski 1987 says Rudy Javoroski of Iron River is his brother.

OBITUARY of William Javoroski 1968 says Rudolph Javoroski of Sunset Lake is his father.

INFORMATION FROM WAYNE OHLSSON at www.rootsweb.com.