1933
Leonard
2021
Leonard S. "Len" Radzinski
February 15, 1933 — October 3, 2021
Leonard S. Radzinski, a longtime resident at Cloverhill Adult Home, Albion, passed away at Orleans Community Health on October 3, 2021 after a prolonged battle of health issues.
He was born February 15th, 1933, son of Stanley J. and Veronica Noreck Radzinski, predeceased by sister, Genevieve R. Wolffe and niece Carol Wolffe Fortunato. Len is survived by his devoted sister, Barbara R. (Ronald) Armstrong, his nephews Richard (Wanda) Armstrong, R. Scott (Christine) Armstrong and nieces, Julie Armstrong Dennis, Nancy Wolffe Ebbs, Sharon Wolffe Ludwick, godchild Judy Wolffe Soto and their children.
Leonard joined the army after graduating from Albion High and served until 1953. He was stationed at SHAPE Headquarters in Paris for most of his tour and loved travelling Europe. Rochester Business Institute was next to tweak his outstanding stenographic skills which he used as case clerk in the New York State Court of Claims, Albany, until his retirement.
He enjoyed playing cards the most, viewing televised football and baseball, doing crossword puzzles, recording and playing his 50's music. He looked forward to class reunions and always welcomed sunshine.
No visitation will be held. Interment will be held privately at the convenience of the family at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Brown Rd. Albion, NY.
Memorials may be directed to any Hospice.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Christopher Mitchell Funeral Homes, Inc. Albion.
He was born February 15th, 1933, son of Stanley J. and Veronica Noreck Radzinski, predeceased by sister, Genevieve R. Wolffe and niece Carol Wolffe Fortunato. Len is survived by his devoted sister, Barbara R. (Ronald) Armstrong, his nephews Richard (Wanda) Armstrong, R. Scott (Christine) Armstrong and nieces, Julie Armstrong Dennis, Nancy Wolffe Ebbs, Sharon Wolffe Ludwick, godchild Judy Wolffe Soto and their children.
Leonard joined the army after graduating from Albion High and served until 1953. He was stationed at SHAPE Headquarters in Paris for most of his tour and loved travelling Europe. Rochester Business Institute was next to tweak his outstanding stenographic skills which he used as case clerk in the New York State Court of Claims, Albany, until his retirement.
He enjoyed playing cards the most, viewing televised football and baseball, doing crossword puzzles, recording and playing his 50's music. He looked forward to class reunions and always welcomed sunshine.
No visitation will be held. Interment will be held privately at the convenience of the family at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Brown Rd. Albion, NY.
Memorials may be directed to any Hospice.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Christopher Mitchell Funeral Homes, Inc. Albion.
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