O'Barski, Sylvia M.

Sylvia married Hofacker, Henry Bef 1945. Henry (son of Hofacker, Henry and Griesbach, Anna) was born 12 Oct 1909, Ellington, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 31 May 1984; was buried , Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Hortonville, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 3 Sep 2002; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
Hofacker, William F. “Bill”Of Hortonville, formerly of Menasha, age 57, died on Saturday, August 3 1, 2002. He was born in Appleton on May 21, 1945, to the late Henry and Sy lvia (O’Barski) Hofacker. Bill was a member of St. Mary Catholic Chur ch in Greenville. He was presently Deputy Grand Knight in the Knights of C olumbus, a member of Greenville Civic Club and Greenville Lions Club. He w as also presently on the School Board at St. Mary Catholic Church. Bill do nated Plasma twice a week and belonged to the Five Gallon Club.He is survived by his brothers: Steve (Diane) Hofacker, Hortonville; Bob ( Marlene) Hofacker, Black Creek; Earl Hofacker, Hortonville; a sister, Je an Romenesko, Charlottesville, Virginia; special friend, Mickey McCoy; nie ces and nephews: Travis Romenesko, Ryan McGwyer, Heather Hofacker, Lesl ie Romenesko, Joy (Robert) Barker, Luke Hofacker, Amanda and Heath Hofacke r, other relatives and friends.The Memorial Mass will be on Thursday, September 5, 2002 at 6:30 p.m. at S t. Mary Catholic Church in Greenville. The visitation will be on Thursd ay from 4 p.m. until the time of Mass at church. Burial of ashes wi ll be in St. Peter and Paul Cemetery.Bill was born with Cerebral Palsy, so he never had the start in life li ke most of us had. He was so small when born that he could fit into a cig ar box. Bill’s parents Henry and Sylvia struggled for years helping him le arn to walk, so that in life ahead, he could make it like you and I. In h is years in high school he would use a grocery cart to put his books in, a nd use it for getting from class to class. Bill was bound and determin ed to make it, though his legs were crippled, his head was strong. Bill d id income tax work and various bookkeeping jobs throughout his entire lif e. Bill was left with a fair share of money from his parents wills, so th at when his legs couldn’t do what he wanted them to do he could at least h ave a life ahead of him. Bill was scammed out of his money by people w ho he thought were his friends, but were nothing more than scum of the ear th. This is why Bill decided that life had to be better. May the justice s ystem prevail in this matter and may all the prayers from his family and h is good friends let him rest in peace with God in Heaven. We will never fo rget you Bill and will always love you.
Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. 733-5435

Jean married Romenesko, Ivo Henry (son of Romenesko, Walter Matthew and VandenHeuvel, Ruth Alberta) [Group Sheet]