Marie "Mary" Strauss was born in February 1895 to Michael and Johanna Strauss. She was a cook for a family in Garden City. Mary didn't get married until she was 33. The wedding was held at the Lubowiecki house.
Joseph Edward Gaieski
Joseph Gaieski was born on January 24, 1894 in Rosouto, Russia. His first wife was Mary O. Gaieski. Mary was born in 1894. She had one son - Edward Joseph Gaieski. She died on February 15, 1924 in Newfield, NY of nephritis. She's buried in Calvary Cemetery.
Edward Joseph Gaieski
Edward Joseph Gaieski was born on October 8, 1916, He had a son, Edward Gaieski Jr. who was born on February 25, 1946 but died two days later. He's buried in Calvary Cemetery. His maternal grandparents were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rogaski of Stamford, Conn.
Edward was married to Marion A Rogowski who was born on April 6, 1923 to parents Anthony and Helen Rogowski in Stamford, Connecticut. She died on April 20, 2008 in Sayre, Pennsylvania. She and Edward operated the House of Flowers in downtown Sayre for many years.
Their children were Melanie (Yvone) Gaieski, Michael (Lisa) Gaieski, David Gaieski, Monique (John) Lattimer, Joseph (Mindy) Gaieski, and Avey (Scott) Bolster;
He died on August 24, 1992 in Athens, Pennsylvania.
Melanie Gaieski
Melanie was born in 1946 to Edward Joseph Gaieski and Marion A Rogowski. She lived in Trumansburg, Tompkins, NY.
Monique B. Gaieski
Monique Gaieski was born on September 19, 1957 to father Edward Joseph Gaieski.
She graduated from Sayre Area High School in 1975 and Broome Community College in 1976.
She worked at Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre.
She married John C. Lattimer on January 7, 1978
Edward Gaieski Jr
Edward Jr was born in 1943 and died in 1946.
Mary E Gaieski
Mary had three children: Donna Uhle, Frank Uhle Jr, and Mary F Uhle.
Donna Maria Uhle
Donna was born on November 20, 1946.
She was active in high school, participating in the drama club, annual production, and the school newspaper.
Donna married James Haig Warren on April 21, 1973 in Anabel Taylor
Chapel at Cornell.
