Walter Boguslawski, 63, of Cadogan, Pennsylvania, died in the morning hours of Saturday, May 12, 1973, in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning PA.
He was born in Helvetia PA on April 7, 1910, a son of John and Helen (Kostoveny) Boguslawski.
An employee of Butler Mushroom Farm, he spent most of his life in the Ford City PA area.
Survivors included his wife Violet (née Presko); one daughter, Anna Marie Knoll of Chicora RD 3; four sons, Walter Boguslawski Jr. of Leechburg PA, Joseph Boguslawski of Chicora PA, Charles Boguslawski of Kittanning PA, and Robert Boguslawski at home; two brothers, John Boguslawski and Joseph Boguslawski, both of Cadogan PA; and two grandchildren.
He was born in Helvetia PA on April 7, 1910, a son of John and Helen (Kostoveny) Boguslawski.
An employee of Butler Mushroom Farm, he spent most of his life in the Ford City PA area.
Survivors included his wife Violet (née Presko); one daughter, Anna Marie Knoll of Chicora RD 3; four sons, Walter Boguslawski Jr. of Leechburg PA, Joseph Boguslawski of Chicora PA, Charles Boguslawski of Kittanning PA, and Robert Boguslawski at home; two brothers, John Boguslawski and Joseph Boguslawski, both of Cadogan PA; and two grandchildren.
Walter Boguslawski, 63, of Cadogan, Pennsylvania, died in the morning hours of Saturday, May 12, 1973, in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning PA.
He was born in Helvetia PA on April 7, 1910, a son of John and Helen (Kostoveny) Boguslawski.
An employee of Butler Mushroom Farm, he spent most of his life in the Ford City PA area.
Survivors included his wife Violet (née Presko); one daughter, Anna Marie Knoll of Chicora RD 3; four sons, Walter Boguslawski Jr. of Leechburg PA, Joseph Boguslawski of Chicora PA, Charles Boguslawski of Kittanning PA, and Robert Boguslawski at home; two brothers, John Boguslawski and Joseph Boguslawski, both of Cadogan PA; and two grandchildren.
He was born in Helvetia PA on April 7, 1910, a son of John and Helen (Kostoveny) Boguslawski.
An employee of Butler Mushroom Farm, he spent most of his life in the Ford City PA area.
Survivors included his wife Violet (née Presko); one daughter, Anna Marie Knoll of Chicora RD 3; four sons, Walter Boguslawski Jr. of Leechburg PA, Joseph Boguslawski of Chicora PA, Charles Boguslawski of Kittanning PA, and Robert Boguslawski at home; two brothers, John Boguslawski and Joseph Boguslawski, both of Cadogan PA; and two grandchildren.
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