In Memory Of
Ann B. Bednarski
1930
2015
Ann B. Bednarski
May 3, 1930 — August 30, 2015
Bednarski, Ann B. of Albany, New York passed away at the Teresian House on Sunday, August 30, 2015.
Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on May 3, 1930, Ann was the fifth of seven children born to John and Josephine Pszybylski.
She was the loving mother of Ted J. Bednarski of Hampton, Virginia, Bruce W. Bednarski and his wife Debra of San Diego, California, and daughter Patti and her husband Lou Morizio of Averill Park, N.Y.
Ann was predeceased in death by her siblings Joseph Pszybylski, Irene Voss, and Mary Glazewski. Surviving siblings are Clara Melsen, Helen Schulte and Ray Pszybylski.
Ann was exceptionally creative and worked as a commercial artist at the American Lace Paper Company in Wisconsin. Her life's journey as a dedicated wife and mother allowed her the experience of living in six different states.
A private service will be held in the Infant of Prague Chapel at the Teresian House, on Tuesday, September 22, 2015, followed by interment at St. Adalbert Cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin next to her husband Thaddeus Bednarski.
Many special thanks to the entire staff at the Teresian House for their professionalism and dedicated loving care.
Memorial contributions can be made in lieu of flowers to:
Parkinson's Disease Foundation(800) 457-6676, http://www.pdf.org/fund_memdon
Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on May 3, 1930, Ann was the fifth of seven children born to John and Josephine Pszybylski.
She was the loving mother of Ted J. Bednarski of Hampton, Virginia, Bruce W. Bednarski and his wife Debra of San Diego, California, and daughter Patti and her husband Lou Morizio of Averill Park, N.Y.
Ann was predeceased in death by her siblings Joseph Pszybylski, Irene Voss, and Mary Glazewski. Surviving siblings are Clara Melsen, Helen Schulte and Ray Pszybylski.
Ann was exceptionally creative and worked as a commercial artist at the American Lace Paper Company in Wisconsin. Her life's journey as a dedicated wife and mother allowed her the experience of living in six different states.
A private service will be held in the Infant of Prague Chapel at the Teresian House, on Tuesday, September 22, 2015, followed by interment at St. Adalbert Cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin next to her husband Thaddeus Bednarski.
Many special thanks to the entire staff at the Teresian House for their professionalism and dedicated loving care.
Memorial contributions can be made in lieu of flowers to:
Parkinson's Disease Foundation(800) 457-6676, http://www.pdf.org/fund_memdon
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