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Stanislawa "Stasia" Lassek Zouha

13 Oct 1880 – 9 Aug 1965

Birth13 Oct 1880
Death9 Aug 1965
CemeterySaint Josaphats Cemetery
Loup City , Sherman County , Nebraska , USA
Added bydiaNEB on 23 Jun 2014
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Note: Name might also be seen as Anastasia ============ Obituary August 1965 Funeral services were conducted today at the St. Josaphat's Catholic church for Stanislawa Zouha, 84, who died following a lingering illness at the Sacred Heart Hospital Monday, August 9. She had been a patient there for the past six years. A solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated. Rev. Andrew Augustyn offered the Mass as Celebrant, Rev. Milan Kopushar served as deacon of the Mass and Rev. Lawrence Fenton served as Sub-deacon. The church choir sang the Mass with Mrs. Stanley Wardyn as organist. The rosary Sodality was honor guard and attended the funeral in body for Mrs. Zouha had been a life long member. Burial was in the family plot at the St. Josaphat's Cemetery. Badura Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers were Vince Grabowski and Harold Gzehoviak of Loup City, Leonard Jarosz of Cedar Rapids, Ben Zouha of Clarks, Dennis Paprocki of Columbus and Steve Lassek of Columbus. Stanislawa Lassek, daughter of William and Rosallie Mrozinski Lassek was born Oct. 14, 1880 at Columbus. On Feb. 9, 1898, she and John Zouha were married at Columbus. They made their farm at Richland where he was employed by the railroad. Later they moved to Genoa, where they farmed for twelve years. Wanting to move westward, they bough a ranch near Fullerton where they lived for a short time. Coming to Loup City on a farm east of town in 1918, they made their home until now. Following the death of Mr. Zouha in 1954, Mrs. Zouha had made here home with her sons and daughter until she had to be hospitalized. Survivors are her daughters, Mrs. Vince Grabowski of Loup City and Mrs. Andrew Grabowski of Ashton; three sons, John and Basiel of Loup City and Joe of Ravenna. A step-daughter, Mrs. Joseph Jarosz of Cedar Rapids and a sister, Clara Galus of Denver, also survive. NOTE: Of the 6 children of the union of Anastasia and John, only their son, Joseph, had children born. ~~~~~~~~~~ Note: In the obituary, the father's name is shown as 'William'. The Polish alternative would be 'Walenty', sometimes also seen as 'Valentine'.

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