Irene Wyszynski

October 22nd, 1928 - July 15th, 2010

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Wayne & Sandy: Irene was such a pleasant lady. I enjoyed working with her and your Dad at Scott Aviation. She will be truly missed. We all look forward to the time when sad times such as these will be a thing of the past. Revelation 21:3-5 points to that time: " With that I heard a loud voice from the throne say: “Look! The tent of God is with mankind, and he will reside with them, and they will be his peoples. And God himself will be with them. 4 And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.”
5 And the One seated on the throne said: “Look! I am making all things new.” Also, he says: “Write, because these words are faithful and true.” Until that time may you have the comfort needed to help you through this time of sorrow. Ty Wallace

Ty Wallace

Sandy & Wayne and the rest of the family...We are still in shock, even though we knew "someday" but this is way to early. Auntie Irene was the glue that held our families together. Strong, not afraid to tell you her opinion. She has a way with everyone and she surely will be missed. Even though our Generation took over Thanksgiving, it will NEVER be the same without her. She will always have a spot in my heart for her. So many memories...ones I'll never forget. With all of our love, Deb & Dennisremain in wouldn't let many take advantage of her.

Deb & Dennis Hammond

A great woman, Irene lives in the hearts she left behind. Remembering Irene, are good memories of so many things.
Blue Berry picking with Aunt Irene was challenging and fun. One day while we were all picking at the farm, a front of tornado squalls came racing in low from the lake, and there was no time to go anywhere but to the small sorting shed for some 20 of us. With the wind and rain beating and shaking the shed, we were nervous and anxiety started to set in, until Irene stepped up and told us to stay and started us to singing some song/rhyme to get us though that storm.
Awesome bowler and team player, remember watching Irene bowl and seeing her name on the Melody Lanes wall of fame.
Very perceptive and out-going, she could sense when you’re down and pick things up to brighten your day and likewise she would dress you down when you’re out-of-line. During one Navy leave in town, she loaned me her car and was disappointed that I didn’t keep the car longer than four days.
To live in the hearts we leave behind, is not to die.
Love you Aunt Irene you’re my hero,
Pat

Patrick Valind

Sandy, Wayne & families:
I just stopped by Apple to leave books and saw the message regarding Irene. Then, I checked online at 12:45 p.m. and just discovered that I missed all of the arrangements. Please....accept mine and Pete's deepest sympathies regarding your loss. I loved Irene. I have personally known her since Sandy and I were best friends in high school. If there is anything that I can do...please call. Again, I am so sorry that I missed all of the arrangements, but I did not know anything! Our thoughts are with you always. It is tough to lose "Mom".

Dee & Pete Birmingham

Dear Sandy and Family,
So sorry to read about your Mom in the Tribune this AM. Bob and I were at mass last Sunday, but didn't recognize her name...I just remember her as your Mom...and that she always seemed so sweet. Sometimes you can just tell you'd like someone if you knew them better! I DID try to go to the visitation TODAY (25th, like the Trib reported), so know that you're being thought of as you try to get through this sad time. Much love and prayers go out to you and your family.
Mary and Bob Hoppes

Irene Wyszynski

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