My deepest sympathy for the loss of your father.  May warm memories of him comfort you in this time of grief.   - Becky Martin (COPPC/RPAC)

I' am so sorry for your loss. My prayers go out to the family. Papa was a man so full of life, always with a big smile and more energy then I. Papa kept me on my toes at every family night at Carriage Court of Hilliard. He loved dancing, at a fifties family night as the living room was wall to wall with residents and family, Papa asked me to dance. Needless to say I did not  know that evening, I would not be able to sit down the rest of the night. Papa danced me around the living room all night long as the entertainer sang all our favorite songs. The residents and families laughed and clapped as Papa and I twirled around the living room. As the evening came to an end i realized just how tired I was and Papa not at all. He brought so much laughter and life to our home. Everyone who knew Papa enjoyed his zest for life. He will be greatly missed. His big smile can light up any room full of people. I have had the wonderful opportunity to get to know the Dvoraczky family and feel blessed with all the great memories I will cherish forever. Stephen is not only a good dancer but also gave me many tips on landscaping, and can keep you busy working in the yard. Stephen took over the courtyard at Carriage Court and worked hard to make it look better then it have ever looked. He took the time to show me how to care for certain plants and flowers, i took pictures of my yard at home and would show him. His advice was wonderful my yard had never looked better. I thank the family for sharing Mama and Papa with us. Mama is such a dear sweet lady who I truly admire. We all love you Mama and will be there for you in your time of need. 
All my thoughts and prayers to you all,
Karen Rossetti  Activity Director at Carriage Court

The first time I met Papa was when I traveled home to Cleveland with Irene for a weekend from college. As he arrived home from work and entered his home it was clear that Papa ruled the roost without question. Mama quietly and deftly tended to the all the tasks required to keep the home running smoothly and to keep Papa happy. I was a bit intimidated by his booming, heavily accented voice, as he questioned Irene  and I about our plans and whereabouts.

Over the years I came to know Papa much better. I shared  many meals and family celebrations being entertained by his stories of growing up in the Czech Republic,  learning  history and political lessons on Euro - Russian relations, and hearing his Philosophies  on life. He amazed me with his broad knowledge on so many subjects.
He treated me like a second daughter, always giving me tips and advice, looking out for my welfare. He ensured his children and grandchildren would inherit a rich legacy of history grounding them in their old world heritage.

Papa was a man of action. He showed love to his family and friends through hard work and skill, via his many  labors of love in the garden or home. Papa was always in motion, making the world better, prettier for those around him. He lived the adage that "a little hard work is good for the soul" and I am sure it kept him young. Irene would often comment that if Papa had his way he would prune all her bushes to the ground,  because he just couldn't help himself. When working out of doors, fingers in the earth, Papa was truly in his element.

My favorite memory of Papa is when he took Mama dancing. One Oktoberfest stands out in particular when he danced the entire night away, Mama in his arms, humming the Polka tune and twirling  her across the dance floor for hours. The brats, beer, and creme puffs could not entice him away. I will always remember the twinkle in his eye, and joy on his face, as he and his beloved Teresia danced happily into the night.

Papa's led a full life and enjoyed many blessings. During the final two decades all his family lived near and he enjoyed being "Papa" to many friends who were included as "extended ' family. I will miss him but I know, with out a doubt, that Papa is in heaven right now sharing his skill and stories, humming a song and awaiting his next dance with Mama.


Anita Max
Middletown, Ohio

OBITUARIO

Stephen Dvoraczky

16 abril, 1924 – 17 marzo, 2012

Schoedinger Midtown

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