Syracuse Herald-Journal, Wednesday, June 4, 1947 p. 16
FACISZEWSKI - In this city, June 2, 1947. MRS. AMELIA FACISZEWSKI. Survived by her husband, Walter Faciszewski; four daughters Mrs. Donald Etmanski, Mrs. Arthur Sandquist, Miss Genevieve and Miss Mary Faciszewski; four sons, Andrew, Stanley, John and Stephen Faciszewski of Syracuse, N.Y.; one brother, Michael Czubinski and three sisters, Mrs. Ignac Sikorski, Mrs. Joseph Tchorz and Miss Julie Czubinski of Poland. She was a member of St. Louis Society PNA No. 2517 and Polish National Alliance No. 225. Funeral Thursday at 9 A.M. from the home, 506 Marquette Street, and 9:30 at Holy Cross Polish National Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross Polish National Cemetery. Friends Invited. Arrangements by John Giminski.
Brother is Michael Czubinski
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FACISZEWSKI - In this city, June 2, 1947. MRS. AMELIA FACISZEWSKI. Survived by her husband, Walter Faciszewski; four daughters Mrs. Donald Etmanski, Mrs. Arthur Sandquist, Miss Genevieve and Miss Mary Faciszewski; four sons, Andrew, Stanley, John and Stephen Faciszewski of Syracuse, N.Y.; one brother, Michael Czubinski and three sisters, Mrs. Ignac Sikorski, Mrs. Joseph Tchorz and Miss Julie Czubinski of Poland. She was a member of St. Louis Society PNA No. 2517 and Polish National Alliance No. 225. Funeral Thursday at 9 A.M. from the home, 506 Marquette Street, and 9:30 at Holy Cross Polish National Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross Polish National Cemetery. Friends Invited. Arrangements by John Giminski.
Brother is Michael Czubinski
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/40831572/michael-czubinski
Syracuse Herald-Journal, Wednesday, June 4, 1947 p. 16
FACISZEWSKI - In this city, June 2, 1947. MRS. AMELIA FACISZEWSKI. Survived by her husband, Walter Faciszewski; four daughters Mrs. Donald Etmanski, Mrs. Arthur Sandquist, Miss Genevieve and Miss Mary Faciszewski; four sons, Andrew, Stanley, John and Stephen Faciszewski of Syracuse, N.Y.; one brother, Michael Czubinski and three sisters, Mrs. Ignac Sikorski, Mrs. Joseph Tchorz and Miss Julie Czubinski of Poland. She was a member of St. Louis Society PNA No. 2517 and Polish National Alliance No. 225. Funeral Thursday at 9 A.M. from the home, 506 Marquette Street, and 9:30 at Holy Cross Polish National Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross Polish National Cemetery. Friends Invited. Arrangements by John Giminski.
Brother is Michael Czubinski
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/40831572/michael-czubinski
FACISZEWSKI - In this city, June 2, 1947. MRS. AMELIA FACISZEWSKI. Survived by her husband, Walter Faciszewski; four daughters Mrs. Donald Etmanski, Mrs. Arthur Sandquist, Miss Genevieve and Miss Mary Faciszewski; four sons, Andrew, Stanley, John and Stephen Faciszewski of Syracuse, N.Y.; one brother, Michael Czubinski and three sisters, Mrs. Ignac Sikorski, Mrs. Joseph Tchorz and Miss Julie Czubinski of Poland. She was a member of St. Louis Society PNA No. 2517 and Polish National Alliance No. 225. Funeral Thursday at 9 A.M. from the home, 506 Marquette Street, and 9:30 at Holy Cross Polish National Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross Polish National Cemetery. Friends Invited. Arrangements by John Giminski.
Brother is Michael Czubinski
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/40831572/michael-czubinski
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