This was Kenneth & Bernice Buzza, or simply, Uncle Ken & Auntie Bea. Unlike many of the people in this collection of photographs I actually knew them quite well as a kid. Though one thing I didn’t know was that Uncle Ken served in the Army during WWII. Sometime I will have to see what I can find out about his years during The War. 

This was Kenneth & Bernice Buzza, or simply, Uncle Ken & Auntie Bea. Unlike many of the people in this collection of photographs I actually knew them quite well as a kid. Though one thing I didn’t know was that Uncle Ken served in the Army during WWII. Sometime I will have to see what I can find out about his years during The War. 

This was Kenneth & Bernice Buzza, or simply, Uncle Ken & Auntie Bea. Unlike many of the people in this collection of photographs I actually knew them quite well as a kid. Though one thing I didn’t know was that Uncle Ken served in the Army during WWII. Sometime I will have to see what I can find out about his years during The War. 

This was Kenneth & Bernice Buzza, or simply, Uncle Ken & Auntie Bea. Unlike many of the people in this collection of photographs I actually knew them quite well as a kid. Though one thing I didn’t know was that Uncle Ken served in the Army during WWII. Sometime I will have to see what I can find out about his years during The War. 

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My Grandma Gen Kownacki, nee Zabowski, died in 2002. Shortly after her death I helped my father clean out her house and I came across hundreds of old photographs. Along with the photos there were plenty of negatives (sadly, I haven't had the chance to scan them). I never knew that she loved photography so much in her youth, though it does help explain why she supported my own interest. This collection of photos starts in the 1920s in Detroit and ends after WWII with her living in Chicago. Some of the images are simply snap shots of friends and relatives. Then there are some that are a little bit more. I hope you enjoy this peak into the past. Frank Kownacki (FPKownacki@aol.com)


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