When Life Was Black & White: Barycki

Barycki

Eddie Barycki, brother of Emil (Emil's Dad) and Eugene Barycki, died WWII

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Anonymous said...: Hello,
Spent the evening with cochi(sic) Joanne and her boys . Ken told me about the site. Here is some additional info about Eddie Barycki (that is who I am named after) He worked at Kent Mill plant prior to war than enlisted. He was killed in MVA coming back to the post in I believe Virginia. He is buried in Holy Cross Cemetary next to his mom and dad. Michael and Katherine had Eugene, Emil and Eddie. They a also had a daughter who passd away at the age of 11-12 from a accident that actually scolded her body. Not sure about specifics. I will try to get her name. I have a picture of her somewhere.More later...........Ed Barcki; August 3, 2008 at 6:09 AM
amy said...: He looks a lot like my grandpop, Emil Barycki; August 3, 2008 at 6:00 PM
michelle said...: You did a great job on this site. Thank you for sharing it.; August 11, 2008 at 6:20 PM
kathy barycki said...: kathy barycki says..thanks so much for this site..i'm now on the internet and don't have anyone's e-mail adresses so keep posting more
love to see anything you have..also i believe picture ed sent to be of uncle emil love to all who write on this site; September 3, 2009 at 11:30 PM

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"To forget one's ancestors is to be a brook without a source, a tree without a root."

~Chinese proverb~

„To co weszł‚o w zwyczaj niech zwyczajem zostanie, a to, co było, coś›my od ojców zasłyszeli, lub sami jeszcze widzieli, przekażmy tym, co po nas przyjdą pomni, że gdzie była przeszł‚ość, tam i przyszł‚ość‡ bę™dzie…” – Leon Potocki 1854 r.
"What has become a habit let it remain a habit, and this, what was, what we heard from our fathers, or we have seen already by ourselves, pass to those who will come after us; remembering that where the past was, there, also, the future will be..." – Leon Potocki 1854.