Bronislao Abramowicz

He was born on July 7, 1930 in Brzesc, Poland. Youngest son of the late Michael and Anna Abramowicz, Brzesc, Poland. He was a WWII survivor of the Soviet Unions, Siberian POW Camps and subsequently a refugee prisoner release to Allied Forces for re-entry into the joint British/Polish Air Forces. Military training and travels through the Middle East, India, Africa and finally stationed in London, England along with his 2 older brothers Robert and Kasimiez and parents. Following their services in England the family moved to Cordoba, Argentina where he married Irene Wojcik of Cordoba, Argentina and their son was born. In 1962 they moved to the USA and settled and their daughter was born. He was a machinist for the Dupont Company in Delaware and eventually opened his own precision machine shop and later with his wife entered the hospitality industry being owners and operators of Hotels/Motels in Wildwood, NJ.

Bronislao was predeceased by his wife Irene and is survived by his son Michael A. and wife Maria J. Abramowicz of NJ, daughter Elizabeth Cunningham and husband James De Nisco of Florida and grandchildren Erika Cunningham, Andrew Abramowicz, Matthew Cunningham, Alexander Abramowicz and numerous grand and great grandchildren, nieces and nephews whom all loved and adored him.

At a later date and to be announced a memorial service and interment shall be held in the small Polish cemetery chapel of Our Lady of Czestochowa in Doylestown, Pa.