Frank Osinski, 60, of 127 Rockland Drive, North Syracuse,
on April 3, 1982.
Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Troch; three sisters, Mrs.
Bertha Hines of Fulton, Mrs. Adelle Rogala of Syracuse, Mrs. Regina Adam
of California; three brothers, Edward of Liverpool, Bernie of Mattydale,
Joseph of Syracuse; several nieces and nephews.
Burial in St. John's Cemetery, Geddes.
[Excerpt: POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, NY
Monday April 5, 1982] |
Paratrooper Osinski
Wounded Invasion Day
Another Syracusan, serving with the
paratroopers in the invasion of France, has been wounded.
He is Pvt Frank Orsinski, son of Mrs. Victoria Orsinski of 1261/2
Lakeview Avenue.
His mother has received a telegram from the War Department
notifying her that her son was wounded in action in France on D-Day.
[Syracuse Herald Journal, Syracuse, NY, July 12, 1944,
page 3] |
[courtesy of "AF"]
Grave marker for Frank Orsinski in Saint John the
Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery, Syracuse (Onondaga county), New
York.
Frank enlisted in the Army at Syracuse, NY on 11 July
1942 and volunteered for parachutist duty.
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