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Our deepest sympathy
to the family
of
Aniela Skowronek
who passed away
on
November 16, 2023.
She will be missed
by
her family, friends
and
the Polish community
in Houston.
Public visitation will be held at the Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home on Friday, November 24, 2023, at 5 – 8 pm and will be followed by the Rosary at 7 – 8 pm.
12800 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77077. MAP
Funeral mass: Saturday 11/25/2023 at 10 am at Our Lady of Czestochowa Roman Catholic Church, 1731 Blalock Rd, Houston, TX 77080 MAP
A burial service at Forest Park Westheimer Cemetery will follow the mass at 11:30 am MAP
Aniela was born on September 3, 1919, in Wolka Lamana Poland to her parents Jozef and Maria Staron. On January 14, 1948, She married Adam Skowronek. She had 4 children, Maria Czuprynowski, Jozef Skowronek, Roza Czaplicki and Ignacy Skowronek. She had grandchildren John Czuprynowski, Adam Czaplicki, Mark Czaplicki, Michelle Skowronek, Dominik Skowronek, Monika Wnuk, Edytka Skowronek, Urszula Skowronek, and 12 great-grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her husband Adam, parents Jozef and Maria Staron, her siblings Katarzyna, Anna, and Michal Staron, and son Jozef Skowronek.
Aniela was a hard-working survivor who lived through two world wars in Poland. She had an incredible sense of humor and memory until the end of her life. She loved singing her favorite songs and poems. She loved Polish food, especially pierogies. She had a huge passion for the outdoors. She lived on a farm and took care of all the animals growing up and she even planted forests. She especially loved collecting wild mushrooms and wild blueberries in the forests of Poland. She will be missed by us all.
Aniela was the oldest Polish person in Houston – she lived 104 years. She was surrounded by family and friends at her 100th birthday celebration four years ago.
Check the full Dignity Memorial Obituary
Serdeczne wyrazy współczucia; odchodzą od nas Seniorzy, którzy wychowali nas na porządnych ludzi i patriotów nie bojących się nowych wyzwań i ciężkiej pracy. To dzięki nim Amerykańska Polonia może szczycić się swoim znaczącym wkładem w historie tego gościnnego kraju.
Niech Dobry Bóg otoczy swoją łaską Amelię i całą jej pogrążoną w smutku Rodzinę.
Ewa i Adam Gołuńscy