Blaise Grdeń
- Member for
- 13 years 6 months 1 day
- Find a Grave ID
- Memorial ID
- 282610887
Fallen Graver
Sadly, Blaise Grdeń has passed away. Please consider visiting their Find a Grave memorial page and leaving some virtual flowers. Their enthusiasm for cemeteries and willingness to help future generations lives on through their contributions to Find a Grave.
Bio
I have traveled to Poland and Italy to visit my cousins to visit and expand the family graphic tree.
Saint Mary Cemetery, Lower Burrell, PA was founded by the Polish parish of St Mary of Czestochowa, New Kensington, PA. in 1927.
Currently I am working on making sure the Veterans buried at Saint Mary Cemtery are in our Veteran database.
Past Project were Work on the oldest section (F) of Saint Mary Cemetery,
2. creating deailed maps of the Cemetery.
3. focusing on the oldest and most difficult to read gravestones, unmarked graves, US Veterans and Polish Veterans. The "AMERYKI" (American) Veterans of the Volunteer Polish Army in World War I, that fought in France then traveled to Poland to fight for its independence. Many WW I Polish American veterans have AMERYKI flag holders that were proved by Polish American Veteran Association (PAVA). The flag holder have a place for the United States Flag and the Polish Flag.
Findagrave.com is a great tool for searching, storing, organizing family data and honoring our ancestors.
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I have traveled to Poland and Italy to visit my cousins to visit and expand the family graphic tree.
Saint Mary Cemetery, Lower Burrell, PA was founded by the Polish parish of St Mary of Czestochowa, New Kensington, PA. in 1927.
Currently I am working on making sure the Veterans buried at Saint Mary Cemtery are in our Veteran database.
Past Project were Work on the oldest section (F) of Saint Mary Cemetery,
2. creating deailed maps of the Cemetery.
3. focusing on the oldest and most difficult to read gravestones, unmarked graves, US Veterans and Polish Veterans. The "AMERYKI" (American) Veterans of the Volunteer Polish Army in World War I, that fought in France then traveled to Poland to fight for its independence. Many WW I Polish American veterans have AMERYKI flag holders that were proved by Polish American Veteran Association (PAVA). The flag holder have a place for the United States Flag and the Polish Flag.
Findagrave.com is a great tool for searching, storing, organizing family data and honoring our ancestors.
TRANSFER MEMORIAL: Explain your relationship with the person you wish me to transfer.
Contributions
- Memorials Added
- Memorials Managed
- 3 Memorials per Week
- Photos Added
- Photo Requests
- Volunteer Photos Taken
- Flowers Added
- Virtual Cemeteries
- 1 Fame Rating
- Memorial Sponsorship
- Followers
* - FAG Living listed in FaG
1 Memorials
* - Family placed ashes on top of ground
2 Memorials
* - SMC - CENOTAPH Marker not buried at SMC
21 Memorials