Florian "Red" Czerniakowski
Born: Wed., Aug. 29, 1934
Died: Sun., Mar. 15, 2020
Family to do services at later date
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Florian “Red” Czerniakowski, 85, of Sylvania, passed away on March 15, 2020. He was born on August 29, 1934 to Felix and Mary (Landowski) Czerniakowski in Toledo.
Red served his country during the Korean War in the U.S. Army. He worked and retired from Libbey Glass. He was a member of Catholic War Vets. Red was an avid bowler, rolling a 690 series when he was 84. He also enjoyed golfing and was a devoted fan of the Detroit Tigers and especially the University of Notre Dame. Most of all, Red cherished the time he spent with his family, especially his grandchildren.
Red was preceded in death by his loving wife, Grace; brother, Ben; and sister, Lucille Durczynski. He will be dearly missed by his children, Mike (Maureen), Tony (Karri), Gary (Jill) and Annie; grandchildren, Jeffrey (Laura), Ryan, Adam and Marnie; sister, Karen (John) Keller; sister in law, Joanne Czerniakowski and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be private but a celebration of life will be held at a later date this summer.
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stephen mierzejewski
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Posted Wed March 18, 2020
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I am deeply sorry to hear of your father's passing. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
Steve
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Ted & Bernie Gasiorowski
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Posted Wed March 18, 2020
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You have our Deepest Sympathy he was a great guy.
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Mike Anello
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Posted Wed March 18, 2020
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Mike,
Sorry for your loss. Sounds like your dad led a great life and has left a great legacy of family members. God bless your entire family.
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marcine helmier
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Posted Thu March 19, 2020
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Karen & family - sending you prayers and sympathy during this time.
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Dolores Potrzebowski
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Posted Thu March 19, 2020
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So sorry to hear of Red's passing. He was a great friend to my husband (Gene) and to me as well. He always sat with us at the Golden Emblem meetings. He will be truly missed. Prayers to the family.
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Dick Reynolds
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Posted Fri March 20, 2020
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Red worked for me as the Paymaster for the Toledo plant and he was an outstanding Paymaster and a friend to all he served. He was fair, straight forward, and always showed care and concern when dealing with people. Our payrolls were extremely complex for the five unions, but Red handled them all and did so with a smile. No question on my mind that he will be missed by his family and large circle of friends. I will miss him even though I have not seen him in 3-4 years walking the metro parks. My sincere condolences.
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mel and Shirley Binkowski
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Posted Fri March 20, 2020
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To Red's family, so sorry to hear of his passing. You have our deepest sympthay
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Linda Schlachter
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Posted Tue March 24, 2020
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Dear Mike and family,
I knew your Mom and Dad from Christ the King beginning many years ago. I shared a March 5th birthday with your Mom. In later years I would run into your father and he never failed to have a big smile on his face. I so respected him.
In the early CK years I would see him at everyone of your games supporting you and I'm sure he continued this with your siblings and children.
I'm sorry for your loss. I'm sure he was a bright light to your family and he will be missed.
Sincerely,
Linda
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Carole Smith
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Posted Fri April 17, 2020
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Your mom and dad were among my favorite neighbors here at Timbers Edge in Sylvania. Your dad served on the Board of Directors. And, then, of course, I was blessed to know your parents when I was with Comfort Keepers. Your dad was so dedicated to your mom; and, it was a delight to work with your family. Please accept my condolences in the death of my friend, Red.
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