Catherine D. Zaveckas

1/8/2012

Catherine D. Zaveckas, of Warwick, formerly of Richmond Hill, Queens, & NYC)  passed away on January 8, 2012 at Schervier Pavilion. She was 98 years old.

 

Born on May 5, 1913 in Brooklyn, NY, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Veronica (Darguzis) Kraujalis.

 

She was married to the late Stanley Zaveckas.

 

She is survived by her sons:  Kenneth J. Zaveckas of Gettysburg, PA and Daniel Zaveckas; a daughter, Aileen Stiehle;  11 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

 

A family statement reads:  “She loved to share her gifts and talents of cooking, music, arts and crafts  with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.”

 

Funeral services were held at Lazear-Smith & Vander Plaat Memorial Home, 17 Oakland Avenue, Warwick, NY and interment was in St. Johns Cemetery, Middle Village, NY.

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Grandma, I remember waiting at the Babylon train station for you to get off the LIRR from Jamaica. You would arrive with your "valise" and when we got home , you had these delicious orange slice candies for us to eat. I also remember the time you came to visit and Tom had a bad cold, and you made him wear a sock around his neck and cooked him chicken soup. You made me the funkiest pajamas to wear and you also make me a beautiful dress to wear to Ken and Grace's wedding. I felt like a princess that day. I will remember all the great feasts for the holidays and that you were always smiling and happy. Love you, Cathy
Cathy
2/16/2012
Farewell Aunt Kitty, I'll always remember your happy smile at all the Kuchys and other family events. Thanks for all the memories and say Hi to my Mom & Dad. We Love You, Tom & Barb
Tom Kraujalis
1/21/2012
I will always remember my childhood of swimming in your pool and drinking yoohoo's or black cherry soda's and milk. Rest in Peace Nanny. Love your Grandson, David
David Zaveckas
1/17/2012
I will always remember the nights in your apartment making stuffed cabbage and playing cards. Thanks for all the memories. Miss and love you.
Elaine
1/17/2012
Thank you for showing all of us so much through your life, your creativity, your energy and your love for all. So many images of you cooking, singing, sewing, laughing and always doing for others will never fade. We are all so fortunate that you were a part of our lives.
susan stiehle
1/17/2012
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