Dear Suzanne,  

I had no idea that your Mom had passed until just now, months later.  I send you all my love and condolences.  You are the best daughter in the world.

Love,
Ruth

Dear, dear Suzanne,
I know the pain of losing your Mom is a deep one.  Your example of daughterly devotion has inspired me in my relationship with my own Mom.  And nothing can ever really separate us from our Moms.
Sending you my love,
Darla  

I cannot imagine a world on earth wlthout Mrs K. I loved her so much and love her now.  She was such a caring, loving, intelligent, beautiful person. Her devotion to Suzie and Suzie to her is beyond words. They will always share that bond because she is still with us always in eternal life.  I started by saying I cannot imagine a world without her- but we are not without her. She is here in spirit- always.  A blessed person.

So many of us will miss Mrs. K -  her beautiful smile and her out-going, generous nature.  For me, there are so many memories from New York and Florida - from many years ago - to this Christmas.  Yes,  we will remember her and miss her.  
Mrs. K,  Vaya con Dios.

I have known Ann Kaszynski for 50 years having met her daughter, Suzanne, in 1969. She was a very special person who exemplified respect and love for all she knew well. 

Her devotion and loyalty to Suzanne was total at all times and certainly in return to her by Suzanne. This was a mother and daughter relationship made in Heaven. 

She was very intelligent and organized. Her mind was clear throughout her entire life even after her fall a year ago which cracked five ribs and confined her to a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. 

I will greatly miss her and her steadfast persona and character. Her Catholic faith was strong and ever present throughout her life so much so that in my mind she was a Saint. 


Rest in peace now that God has called you to eternal life in Heaven. Suzanne and I will remember you every day. You were a treasure and a gift to us and all who were close to you. 


 

Suzanne- so very sorry to hear the sad news - I have such fond memories of your mom. She was so kind, gracious and witty when we were fortunate to share Thanksgiving meals with the two of you. I am particularly thankful for the kindnesses you both have shown to Meg and Hardin. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Much love to you. 

Bob and I send our deepest sympathy to you Suzanne.  Your mother was a lovely lady and we enjoyed the Thanksgivings we were able to  share with her.  We will keep her in our prayers.
With love,
Diana and Bob Jones


My aunt was a beautiful lady, one of a kind. Whenever I called, I could barely say hello before she would inquire about my kids and wife, loving, caring and worrying about them.  “Be on the alert,” she would tell my daughter, Jill,  before ending her phone calls with her.  I’ll always remember visiting 447 E. 83rd St, approximately 1958, playing stickball with my cousin Dickie and his friends, as the new kid, my aunt felt I was overlooked and didn’t get to bat so she yelled out of the 4th floor window to stop the game and have me walk up from the last manhole cover as everyone glared at me! I was beyond embarrassed.  She was worried about her nephew, protecting her nephew.... stop the game! Love you, Aunt Sophie

What an honor to have Ann Kaszynski with Our Lady of Lourdes School community at the Dancing Classrooms performance this December.  As a celebration of youth and life, Ms. Kaszynski watched students in enjoyment and in celebration.  What a blessing to have shared this moment.

OBITUARY

S. Ann Kaszynski

January 12, 1916 – January 2, 2020

Chas. Peter Nagel Funeral Directors

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