Obituary for Dolores T. Jaskowiak
Dolores T. Jaskowiak passed away on Friday April 24, 2020 at Neshaminy Manor, Warrington, PA. She was 90 years old.
Dolores was the wife of the late Alfred R. Jaskowiak who passed away in 1982, but Dolores considered herself 70 years married on 4/22/2020.
Born in Philadelphia, PA Dolores was the daughter of the late Raymond and Antoinette (Nee Kazelskis) Misunas. She was a graduate of Little Flower High School for Girls, Class of 1947.
Dolores had retired from Verizon/Bell Atlantic. A Mother of five, she is survived by her children: Eleanor (Richard) Schwartz, Raymond (Elizabeth Gallagher) Jaskowiak, Judith Paxson (John), Stephen Jaskowiak (Michele York), and Jeanine Parker (Jeff). Beloved Grandmother to thirteen grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren.
Family was Dolores’ life, her job, her purpose, and her world. In turn, her family placed her at the center of their universe – their interests, hobbies, accomplishments were hers. Dolores adopted friends – she did not just make them – that is, her friends were her family.
Memorial Mass and Reception will be planned after COVID-19 reopening.
Dolores will be buried privately with her husband Alfred at Holy Cross Cemetery
Dolores was the wife of the late Alfred R. Jaskowiak who passed away in 1982, but Dolores considered herself 70 years married on 4/22/2020.
Born in Philadelphia, PA Dolores was the daughter of the late Raymond and Antoinette (Nee Kazelskis) Misunas. She was a graduate of Little Flower High School for Girls, Class of 1947.
Dolores had retired from Verizon/Bell Atlantic. A Mother of five, she is survived by her children: Eleanor (Richard) Schwartz, Raymond (Elizabeth Gallagher) Jaskowiak, Judith Paxson (John), Stephen Jaskowiak (Michele York), and Jeanine Parker (Jeff). Beloved Grandmother to thirteen grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren.
Family was Dolores’ life, her job, her purpose, and her world. In turn, her family placed her at the center of their universe – their interests, hobbies, accomplishments were hers. Dolores adopted friends – she did not just make them – that is, her friends were her family.
Memorial Mass and Reception will be planned after COVID-19 reopening.
Dolores will be buried privately with her husband Alfred at Holy Cross Cemetery