Genevieve Marie Wolinski

Genevieve was born in Detroit, MI on January 7, 1933 to Agatha and Nicholas Euashka.

She married her best friend Edward, on May 5, 1948 and they recently celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary. Gennie and Ed loved life together and were often seen dancing together and doing the jitterbug in their kitchen.

Genevieve began her career as a telephone operator for Michigan Bell/AT&T and later entered sales, which she thoroughly enjoyed. She often told stories about how she loved connecting loved ones with one another.

She had a passion for cooking amazing home cooked meals, traveling with friends, being at “her” cottage by the lake in Ontario, Canada each summer. She loved roller coasters and her grandkids have fond memories of going to amusement parks with her. She moved from Michigan to Ft. Myers Beach, FL to be by the water and to avoid the cold winters. Later she and Ed moved to The Woodlands, to be close to her family, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

She was proceeded in death by her parents Agatha and Nicholas Euashka, and her brother and sister-in-law, Alexander and Florence Euashka.

She is survived by Edward, her husband; her daughter, Patricia and husband, Jack Seitzinger; her son Mark and his wife, Lucinda Wolinski, and her youngest son, Kevin and his wife, Christine Wolinski. Her special grandchildren and their spouses that she dearly loved, Jacquelyn, and her husband Chip Abernathy, Kyle and his wife Michelle Seitzinger, Neil Bonnefield, Katrina Wolinski, and Nichole and Hope Taylor Wolinski. Her 5 great-grandchildren, Mackenzie Abernathy, Max Abernathy, Jack Abernathy, Shelby and Jackson Seitzinger amazed her, and she loved all of her nieces and nephews, Glenn and Dianne Shaltis, Pamela and Greg Getchin, Nancy Jean and Skip Jones, Timothy and Mary Ellen Shaltis, Johnny and Linda Euashka, Sharon Bush, Donald Euashka, Judy St.Claire, and Brian Euashka, and Alan, and his wife Estelle Censier.

She is also survived by her sister Olga and brother-in-law Joe Shaltis.

Gennie was loved by so many and she was blessed to have a special group of friends with whom she shared many, many happy times and travels with throughout the years.

She fought a long courageous battle with Lewy Body- a harsh form of Parkinson's disease. Through her battle, she always had a smile on her face and was happy to see everyone who came to visit. She was loved by the staff of the nursing home where she spent her last five years of her life.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Lewy Body Dementia Association at www.LBDA.org