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GRABOWSKI, Norman T

Male 1931 - 1996  (64 years)


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  GRABOWSKI, Norman T was born on 21 Dec 1931; died on 8 Jan 1996 in North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY.

    Norman married BAJOREK, Lucille R on 10 Aug 1957 in North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY. Lucille (daughter of BAJOREK, Alexander T and GOETZ, Mary Virginia) was born on 7 Jul 1936; died on 14 Feb 2023 in North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Notes:

    North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 8/15/1957

    Bouquets of white flowe
    r s decorated t h e a l t a r of
    St. Joseph's Church for t he
    recent marriage of Miss
    Lucille Bajorek, daughter
    of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
    Bajorek, 58 P o r t e r Ave., to
    Norman T. Grabowski, 72
    S i x t h Ave.
    Given in marriage by her father,
    the bride wore a gown of
    white pure silk featuring a Belgium
    lace yoke and short sleeves.
    Lace appliques encircled the bouf-
    fant skirt. She wore matching
    mitts. A Lace crown, trimmed in
    seed pearls an dsequins held her
    hand rolled scalloped veil. She car-
    ried a Colonial bouquet of white
    roses which she presented at the
    altar of the Virgin Mary.
    Miss Elaine Bajorek, maid of
    honor for her sister, wore a bal-
    lerina length gown of sheer white
    nylon over pink, made on princess
    lines with a full skirt.
    The bridesmaids were Miss Syl-
    via Bajorek, another sister of the
    bride, and Miss Nancy Majorek,
    the bride's cousin. They wore
    white sheer nylon over blue. Miss
    Jody Grabowski, the bridegroom's
    niece, dressed like the maid of
    honor, was junior bridesmaid. All
    wore crowns to match the gowns
    and carried Colonial bouquets of
    pink and white carnations tied in
    pink or blue.
    Edward Lorence was the bride-
    groom's best man. Fred Wisniew-
    sky and Melvin Verall, a cousin
    of the bridegroom, were ushers
    and Thomas Bajorek, thebride's
    brother, was a junior usher.
    Mrs. Bajorek chose a brown
    polka dotted sheer dress for her
    daughter's wedding. At the recep-
    tion she wore a blue lace dress
    with matching accessories andn
    a pink rose corsage.
    A wedding breakfast served im-
    mediately after the ceremony was
    followed by a reception in the
    American Legion Hall.
    Mr. and Mrs. Grabowski trav-
    eled to the Pocono Mountains an d
    Philadelphia, the bride wearing an
    aqua linen suit and matching ac-
    cessories. They are a home in 126
    Third Ave.

    Children:
    1. GRABOWSKI, Lisa
    2. GRABOWSKI, Stanley
    3. GRABOWSKI, James
    4. GRABOWSKI, David
    5. GRABOWSKI, Christopher died in 1965.

Generation: 2



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