Jozef "Joseph" Makrocki
06 Feb 1907: born in Kryczylsk, Stepań, Kostopol, Wołyń, Polska (now called Krychyl's'k, in Rivnens'ka oblast, western Ukraine) - the only child of Jozef Makrocki and Dorotha Burzyńska. His father died the same year he was born, and his mother re-married to Jan Szulikowski; four step-siblings: (Jadwiga, Mieczystow, Witolo and Regina Szulikowska
Feb 1939: Huta Stepańska, Stydyń, Kostopol, Wołyń, Stepan, Polska - marriage to Genowefa "Gienia" Chomicz
1941 - only son, Janusz Piotr ("John Peter"), born 26 Jul in Omelanka, Stydyń, Kostopol, Polska
Mar 1943: Dachau, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - internment with family in civilian-population concentration/labor camp
1944: Rosenheim, Stadt Rosenheim, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - eldest daughter, Halina, dies 10 Mar; daughter Anna born 01 May
1945: DP Camp Funkkaserne, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - Makrocki family resided (with Gienia's sister, Leokadia) in post-war DP (displaced persons) camp, located at Funkkaserne barracks
1946: Freimann, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - daughter Virginia Josefa born
Aug 1949: DP Camp Wildflecken - family transferred to DP camp at Wildflecken, Bad Kissingen, Bayern, Hesse, Germany
09 Oct 1942: New Orleans, LA, USA - immigration arrival with family aboard ship: USAT General LeRoy Eltinge
Dec 1949: Poteet, Atascosa, TX - all of Makrocki family employed as farm workers on the Locke nursery farm
1950: arrival in San Antonio, Bexar, TX - daughter Bernice Joann born 29 Sep
employed as foundry worker at Alamo Iron Works, IMU Local 122
Nov 1969: San Antonio TX - naturalized as U.S. citizen
1981: moved to Renton, WA to be with daughters and their families
15 Jan 1995: died in Bellevue, WA; cremated
22 Jul 2008: ashes interred with Gienia in same grave
06 Feb 1907: born in Kryczylsk, Stepań, Kostopol, Wołyń, Polska (now called Krychyl's'k, in Rivnens'ka oblast, western Ukraine) - the only child of Jozef Makrocki and Dorotha Burzyńska. His father died the same year he was born, and his mother re-married to Jan Szulikowski; four step-siblings: (Jadwiga, Mieczystow, Witolo and Regina Szulikowska
Feb 1939: Huta Stepańska, Stydyń, Kostopol, Wołyń, Stepan, Polska - marriage to Genowefa "Gienia" Chomicz
1941 - only son, Janusz Piotr ("John Peter"), born 26 Jul in Omelanka, Stydyń, Kostopol, Polska
Mar 1943: Dachau, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - internment with family in civilian-population concentration/labor camp
1944: Rosenheim, Stadt Rosenheim, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - eldest daughter, Halina, dies 10 Mar; daughter Anna born 01 May
1945: DP Camp Funkkaserne, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - Makrocki family resided (with Gienia's sister, Leokadia) in post-war DP (displaced persons) camp, located at Funkkaserne barracks
1946: Freimann, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - daughter Virginia Josefa born
Aug 1949: DP Camp Wildflecken - family transferred to DP camp at Wildflecken, Bad Kissingen, Bayern, Hesse, Germany
09 Oct 1942: New Orleans, LA, USA - immigration arrival with family aboard ship: USAT General LeRoy Eltinge
Dec 1949: Poteet, Atascosa, TX - all of Makrocki family employed as farm workers on the Locke nursery farm
1950: arrival in San Antonio, Bexar, TX - daughter Bernice Joann born 29 Sep
employed as foundry worker at Alamo Iron Works, IMU Local 122
Nov 1969: San Antonio TX - naturalized as U.S. citizen
1981: moved to Renton, WA to be with daughters and their families
15 Jan 1995: died in Bellevue, WA; cremated
22 Jul 2008: ashes interred with Gienia in same grave
Jozef "Joseph" Makrocki
06 Feb 1907: born in Kryczylsk, Stepań, Kostopol, Wołyń, Polska (now called Krychyl's'k, in Rivnens'ka oblast, western Ukraine) - the only child of Jozef Makrocki and Dorotha Burzyńska. His father died the same year he was born, and his mother re-married to Jan Szulikowski; four step-siblings: (Jadwiga, Mieczystow, Witolo and Regina Szulikowska
Feb 1939: Huta Stepańska, Stydyń, Kostopol, Wołyń, Stepan, Polska - marriage to Genowefa "Gienia" Chomicz
1941 - only son, Janusz Piotr ("John Peter"), born 26 Jul in Omelanka, Stydyń, Kostopol, Polska
Mar 1943: Dachau, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - internment with family in civilian-population concentration/labor camp
1944: Rosenheim, Stadt Rosenheim, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - eldest daughter, Halina, dies 10 Mar; daughter Anna born 01 May
1945: DP Camp Funkkaserne, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - Makrocki family resided (with Gienia's sister, Leokadia) in post-war DP (displaced persons) camp, located at Funkkaserne barracks
1946: Freimann, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - daughter Virginia Josefa born
Aug 1949: DP Camp Wildflecken - family transferred to DP camp at Wildflecken, Bad Kissingen, Bayern, Hesse, Germany
09 Oct 1942: New Orleans, LA, USA - immigration arrival with family aboard ship: USAT General LeRoy Eltinge
Dec 1949: Poteet, Atascosa, TX - all of Makrocki family employed as farm workers on the Locke nursery farm
1950: arrival in San Antonio, Bexar, TX - daughter Bernice Joann born 29 Sep
employed as foundry worker at Alamo Iron Works, IMU Local 122
Nov 1969: San Antonio TX - naturalized as U.S. citizen
1981: moved to Renton, WA to be with daughters and their families
15 Jan 1995: died in Bellevue, WA; cremated
22 Jul 2008: ashes interred with Gienia in same grave
06 Feb 1907: born in Kryczylsk, Stepań, Kostopol, Wołyń, Polska (now called Krychyl's'k, in Rivnens'ka oblast, western Ukraine) - the only child of Jozef Makrocki and Dorotha Burzyńska. His father died the same year he was born, and his mother re-married to Jan Szulikowski; four step-siblings: (Jadwiga, Mieczystow, Witolo and Regina Szulikowska
Feb 1939: Huta Stepańska, Stydyń, Kostopol, Wołyń, Stepan, Polska - marriage to Genowefa "Gienia" Chomicz
1941 - only son, Janusz Piotr ("John Peter"), born 26 Jul in Omelanka, Stydyń, Kostopol, Polska
Mar 1943: Dachau, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - internment with family in civilian-population concentration/labor camp
1944: Rosenheim, Stadt Rosenheim, Bayern, Großdeutsches Reich (Germany) - eldest daughter, Halina, dies 10 Mar; daughter Anna born 01 May
1945: DP Camp Funkkaserne, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - Makrocki family resided (with Gienia's sister, Leokadia) in post-war DP (displaced persons) camp, located at Funkkaserne barracks
1946: Freimann, Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany - daughter Virginia Josefa born
Aug 1949: DP Camp Wildflecken - family transferred to DP camp at Wildflecken, Bad Kissingen, Bayern, Hesse, Germany
09 Oct 1942: New Orleans, LA, USA - immigration arrival with family aboard ship: USAT General LeRoy Eltinge
Dec 1949: Poteet, Atascosa, TX - all of Makrocki family employed as farm workers on the Locke nursery farm
1950: arrival in San Antonio, Bexar, TX - daughter Bernice Joann born 29 Sep
employed as foundry worker at Alamo Iron Works, IMU Local 122
Nov 1969: San Antonio TX - naturalized as U.S. citizen
1981: moved to Renton, WA to be with daughters and their families
15 Jan 1995: died in Bellevue, WA; cremated
22 Jul 2008: ashes interred with Gienia in same grave
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Cremated - ashes later buried with spouse, Gienia, upon her interment in 2008
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