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Gene Kazmierczak
February 1, 2004
Loretto was my mother's cousin.I even took tap dancing lessions from "Lorie". I remember the orginal dance studio on Marquette Ave. I also used to mop the floor when the studio moved to Jarmuth Hall on Commerical Ave.Then it moved to South Chicago Ave. I remember family events with Dina, Christine and Mimi and Aunt Pearl and all the AUNTIES. My deepest sympathy. Gene
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Penny Tomick nee Sowinski
January 17, 2004
I was a student of 'Miss' Rozak in the early 50's. I can still remember the excitement of those recitals!
Pamela Wachowiak
January 11, 2004
One of my memories of Aunt Loretto is of her smoking cigarettes with her long cigarette holders. She was a marvelous dancer & teacher.
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