Please Pray For The Family and Friends Of Freddy K Jr.. And Especially
Pray For Freddy...
Thank You,
Matt
Yes, just talked with Al Piatkowski and also received several emails.
Freddy K, Jr. was killed in an automobile accident, Saturday, July 26.
According to info received here, he was 23.
Those wishing Freddy Sr's address for Expressions of sympathy
can contact me via email.
Steve Litwin
Polka Editor
PAJ news.
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Jim Johnson
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Yes, Freddy was a great guy and a lot of fun to be around. I can't
believe this has happened. Not only was he a great musician and friend
but he did his best to get all of his non polka friends involved in
polkas. Whoever he brought in the field shared the same kind of
enthusiasm as he did. As his one friend Eric commented at
Polkabration,"I just can't get enough of this stuff!" He was hooked
thanks to Fred!!!
I'm sure we will always remember his crazy antics, his sense of humor
and his upbeat personality. He always wore a smile!!!! May he be
playing polkas in heaven!!!
Joanie
and Slitwin (Steve Litwin) replied:>
>Yes, just talked with Al Piatkowski and also received several emails.
>Freddy K, Jr. was killed in an automobile accident, Saturday, July 26.
>According to info received here, he was 23.
Thanks, Matt, for that original post, and Steve, for following up so
quickly. You two have helped this forum achieve much of its potential,
that is, the widespread dissemination of important news to people of
similar interests, people who share common bonds.
Many times, as I told Matt, a friend will pass on, often from years ago or
far away, and , unfortunately, you find out about it too late to attend
services or send a card.
Freddie K. Jr. was taken from us Saturday evening in a tragic auto
accident. Once you met Freddie Jr., you had met a friend who lived life
fully and "seized the moment". Freddie K Jr. played trumpet with his
father's band (Freddie K.). He will be sorely missed by his many friends.
The wake for Freddie Jr. will be held at the Fucillo and Warren Funeral
Home, 205 South Main Street, Manville, NJ 08835 on Wednesday, July 30th.
Calling hours will be from 2-4 and 7-9.
The funeral will assemble Thursday morning at 8:00 am, and proceed to Our
Lady of Czestochowa Church in South Plainfield, NJ for the service which ,
I believe, will start at 10:00.
Freddie K Jr. graduated from South Plainfield High School with high honors
in music, where he held the first chair for trumpet. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dziuba have stepped forward, and are accepting donations to the Frederick
Z. Kendzierski Jr. Music Scholarship Foundation. The Foundation will award
a music scholarship to a student from South Plainfield High School in
Freddie Jr.'s memory.
Donations can be made to:
The Frederick Z. Kendzierski Music Scholarship Foundation
c/o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dziuba
42 Lancaster Road
Freehold, NJ 07728
Junior, you will be missed by all your friends in the Chicago Push...
With much
love,
Rocky
>Freddie K. Jr. was taken from us Saturday evening in a tragic auto
>accident.
Rocky,
Thanks for the follow-up information and complete details. Sad news of
this type is always difficult to report but, as you stated, the ability to
notify so many, so quickly allows us to offer condolences and sympathies
to the Kendzierski family.
Steve
Steve Litwin
Polka Editor
Polish American Journal
>Yes, Freddy was a great guy and a lot of fun to be around. I can't
>believe this has happened. Not only was he a great musician and friend
>but he did his best to get all of his non polka friends involved in
>polkas.
>I'm sure we will always remember his crazy antics, his sense of humor
>and his upbeat personality. He always wore a smile!!!! May he be
>playing polkas in heaven!!!
Joanie
Well put, Joanie! Freddy Jr. was another example of our polka
future. His love for the music and for people made him a "standout."
Steve
Steve Litwin
Polka Editor
Polish American Journal
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Those who never had a chance to know him, missed a great opportunity of
life.
The Polkavoice is sadden by his passing!
POLKAVOICE
A dear friend was laid to rest today, but we know that GOD has called him
to play Horn with Marion Lush in Heaven.
We will miss him dearly.
Ted & Irene