HENRY WOJCIECHOWSKI

Condolences & Memories (4 entries)

• Thank You Janet for sharing your thoughts and condolences. - Posted by: Henry Anthony Wociechowski Junior (Son) on: Feb 10, 2015

• A power intervened, that was out your son's control and that power took you away from us. I would have wanted to spend the last few months of your life, knowing you on an intimate level.. (a true father son relationship) ...So it is with a saddened heart, all that I could do was watch your life slowly and painfully fade for 11 days .. I was fortunate to have been able to look into your eyes and say goodbye as you passed away. your son Henry - Posted by: Henry Wojciechowski (son) on: Feb 09, 2015

• So sorry to hear of your passing Henry...you were a good man and you kept my gramma some good company while she was here...I'm thankful for that...no more pain or suffering, that I'm happy for you Henry...this last couple years have been a rough go...thank you aunty Susie and uncle Johnny for taking such good care of Henry when he had nobody else to turn to...you were his godsend :) R.I.P Henry until we all see you again .. we'll remember you always xo Denise & Joba - Posted by: Denise Malvern/Joba Zechel (friend) on: Feb 09, 2015

• Our family extends our deepest sympathy for the loss of your father Henry Wojciechowski. I am writing on behalf of our mother Stella Wojciechowski resident at HFH and as a family friend. My father Edward and your dad Henry were good friends of my mom and dad. My dad Edward Wojciechowski and Henry shared their experiences during WWII and attended Holy Ghost Church and member of the Legion. I remember your dad when we would visit and many years ago when all us kids were still very young. My mom and I did come up to the 5th floor to visit Henry. It was very difficult for him to be in the nursing home. He did remember Stella and I as we would also stop to say hello whenever at Holy Family Home and shared many great conversations with each other while his health permitted to do so. When he was on the 5th floor he still remembered Stella and Eddy and he would point to his portrait as a soldier on the wall. I could see Henry was trying to say that was him and not the person laying in bed. I shared with Henry we would always remember him as a soldier for Poland fighting bravely during the war. He held my hand tightly as if to say thank you for remembering me this way. I truly believe Henry is at peace now and no more suffering. I can only hope perhaps my dad Edward, also a soldier for Poland and fought at Monte Casino Italy, and Henry are sharing time together once again on the other side of life. My sister Helen and I hope to send our deepest sympathy after attending services at Cropo on Thursday. Our dad and mom would have wanted us to pay our respects to Henry on behalf of the family. After service Helen and I will be having lunch with mom at HFH and we will share with Stella that we paid our respects. This would be important for Edward (as a soldier and friend) and for mom. Mom is not able to attend as her health will not permit the journey to Cropo Services. Once again, our deepest sympathy and will be saying prayers for Henry Wojciechowski. Respectfully, Janina (Janet) Wojciechowski daughter of Edward deceased in 1999) and Stella Wojciechowski 4th flr. HFH (family home was on Bannerman Avenue) - Posted by: Wojciechowski Family Stella and Edward(deceased) (Edward Wojciechowski Polish soldier WW11 and family friend of Stell and Edward) on: Feb 09, 2015