Wanda E. A. Kokoszka, 74, wife of Stanley J. Kokoszka of Newtown passed away November 12, 2012 in her home. She was born in Brooklyn, NY May 21, 1938 a daughter of the late Frank and Wanda (Randic) Keating. Wanda worked for many years for National Airlines where she developed a love for traveling. She lived in Westport, CT from 1964 to 1998 and served the community as PTA president, member of the library board, the RTM and by working in the Westport school system. Wanda loved to be with family. Her sharp wit and overflowing zest for life will be greatly missed by all that knew her. She also had a great appreciation for American Indian Culture. Wanda loved wearing and collecting hats of all kinds and had a vast owl collection. She was a good wife, loving mother and great friend. In addition to her husband, Wanda is survived by her sons, Stanley Kokoszka, Jr. and his wife Miriam of Newtown and David Kokoszka of Westport; and three cherished grandchildren, Natasha, Victoria and Stanley, III.
Wanda E. A. Kokoszka, 74, wife of Stanley J. Kokoszka of Newtown passed away November 12, 2012 in her home. She was born in Brooklyn, NY May 21, 1938 a daughter of the late Frank and Wanda (Randic) Keating. Wanda worked for many years for National Airlines where she developed a love for traveling. She lived in Westport, CT from 1964 to 1998 and served the community as PTA president, member of the library board, the RTM and by working in the Westport school system. Wanda loved to be with family. Her sharp wit and overflowing zest for life will be greatly missed by all that knew her. She also had a great appreciation for American Indian Culture. Wanda loved wearing and collecting hats of all kinds and had a vast owl collection. She was a good wife, loving mother and great friend. In addition to her husband, Wanda is survived by her sons, Stanley Kokoszka, Jr. and his wife Miriam of Newtown and David Kokoszka of Westport; and three cherished grandchildren, Natasha, Victoria and Stanley, III.
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