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paternal grandfather: {private}	paternal grandmother: Agnes Runnheim	maternal grandfather:	maternal grandmother:

father: {private}		mother: {private}

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			siblings: {private} {private}

Notes

{#1} Belongs to the Kopeć family (progenitor: Mikołaj Kopeć).
{#2} Belongs to the Płaza family (progenitor: Jędrzej Płaza).
{#3} Belongs to the Trela family (progenitor: Kacper Trela).
{#4} Belongs to the Ziółkowski family (progenitor: Józef Ziółkowski).

Source

{#1} Agnes Schancer’s FindAGrave Memorial (MR15973). Find A Grave, Jim Tipton 1995–2013, Ancestry LLC 2013–2024; bibliographic description of the cited fragment: memorial&photo by CajunKimie (member 47059490), 14 Jul 2022, thank you!; where: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/241605046

It is with profound sorrow and much love that we announce the passing of our treasured mother, grandmother, wife, sister, aunt, great-aunt, best friend and inspiration, Agnes Schancer on Saturday, July 9, 2022, at the age of 75.
Agnes Runnheim was born on Aug. 20, 1946, to Nikolai and Katherine Runnheim, in Ladysmith. She was raised on a small farm in Hawkins, alongside 11 siblings. It is this upbringing that would come to develop her strong sense of family and curiosity about the world around her.
She would proceed to meet the love of her life, […]^PRIV, in […]^PRIV. They were married […]^PRIV. They went on to move to Milwaukee seeking opportunity and adventure in the revolutionary decade known as the 1960s. They eventually settled down and moved back to the Northwoods to start a family. Shortly after she would bring two wonderful sons into this world, […]^PRIV.
The added responsibility of raising a family and growing up would not subdue her adventurous soul. She would live on to cross state lines, borders of countries and even an ocean to better understand this vast and beautiful world. These adventures would eventually become tales to be told to starry-eyed grandchildren.
In her free time, she spent countless hours on her many hobbies. This included sewing, gardening, quilting, cooking, ATVing, woodburning, camping and a multitude of other endeavors. Over the course of her lifetime she had honed her skills well, and would often be called upon when a pair of jeans was in need of mending or when gardening advice was in need of solicitation.
She retired from JELD-WEN Windows and Doors Hawkins in 2010. As her final chapter was being written, Agnes lived out her days in simple and quiet reflection, though she still remained driven and labored at her life's work everyday. As I write this conclusion, Agnes' flower garden is in full bloom, and the workspace at her home is still cluttered with many works in progress. A testament that time waits for no one, even if their cross stitch masterpiece is still in need of threading.
With the final chapter written and published, Agnes will live on in the hearts and minds for the remainder of our days. Throughout her 75 years, she touched the lives and opened the hearts of many, more than she would ever come to understand. With her passing, she leaves behind a legacy of kindness, love, intrigue and wonder that will be rivaled by none for many lifetimes to come.
Agnes was preceded in death by her parents, Nikolai and Katherine Runnheim; sister, Beverly ([…]^PRIV) Lazar, Hawkins; brothers, David (the late Nancy) Runnheim, Prentice, Brian Runnheim Hinton W.Va.; daughter, Natalie Ann and an infant daughter.
Agnes is survived by […]^PRIV.
Graveside services and a celebration of life for friends and family will be announced at a later date. Burial will be at Hillcrest Cemetery in Hawkins.
Nash-Jackan Funeral Home is assisting the family
citation: 20 MAY 2023, Maciej Róg