Helen A. Wronski was born in Worcester MA, daughter of Joseph and Mary Kizys (Morkavage). She was predeceased by Stanley P. Wronski Sr., (married 58 yrs) who passed in  2012 and also a younger sister Maryann.  Helen lived independently up to her recent hospitalization at St Vincent Hospital where she passed due to septic shock.

     The greatest joy the past 2 years were her two great-grandchildren born in 2017, Connor Gaipo & Amelia Jones.  In addition, she leaves behind a sister Josephine Morrow & nephew  Forrest of  San Clemente CA, daughter  Maryann;  3 sons Stanley Jr. (Elaine);  William (Julie);  Matthew (Jody).   Grandchildren:  Kathryn (Nelson) Gaipo; Kim (Brandon) Jones;  Bobby Orasz, Stephanie, Michelle, William Jr., Samantha and GGS Vincenzo Wronski.

     Mom was a professional singer and a classical pianist.  She was an employed Soloist at Park Congregational Church and a pianist for Marilyn Sundquist Dance Studios for many years.  She also played/sang at many local weddings and events.  She was a prior member of Old South Church and also sang (contralto) in their double-quartet choir for 11 yrs until the merge with First Congregational which she was an active member until passing.  Prior to her health decline she cooked for their weekly senior lunch program.  Her church family provided transportation to/from weekly services and much more for which the family is grateful.

     Helen was a graduate of Commerce HS Class of 1948 and recently attended her 70th reunion.  She was an avid reader, loved music, soap operas, puzzles, crocheting, sewing, crafts, and visits/calls from family and friends. For 29 years she was Instructional Asst (elementary) and also an activity asst many years at sister’s NH retiring from her working career in late ‘98.  

     Family thanks her Diabetes NP Alisa Kosla who monitored mom very closely for many years with her condition and also her personal home health aid NaNa for her TLC.

     Memorial contributions can be made to:  “CARTY CUPBOARD”  c/o  First Congregational Church, 1070 Pleasant St, Worcester  01602.

     Private services were held at Worcester County Memorial Park.