Stephen Pierscionek was born in "Lazan" Russia in 1890. Like many refugees, he arrived in Philadelphia and became naturalized and changed his name in 1919. He married a fellow refugee, Mary Krupa who had accompanied her aunt (also Mary Krupa Golovanoff) through Europe during WWI and on to America.
Little is known of Stephen's Russian family or background because the Russian Revolution was going on and family/records were lost.
Stephen studied to be an Optometrist. He and Mary moved to the Denver area to make their home near Mary's relatives. They had 2 sons, Robert John Ring and Stephen Jr. who died as an infant and was buried near Mary and Ignati Golovanoff.
Stephen died in June of 1969 and is buried at Crown Hill Cemetery beside Mary and his son Robert {and wife Winnie.)
Little is known of Stephen's Russian family or background because the Russian Revolution was going on and family/records were lost.
Stephen studied to be an Optometrist. He and Mary moved to the Denver area to make their home near Mary's relatives. They had 2 sons, Robert John Ring and Stephen Jr. who died as an infant and was buried near Mary and Ignati Golovanoff.
Stephen died in June of 1969 and is buried at Crown Hill Cemetery beside Mary and his son Robert {and wife Winnie.)
Stephen Pierscionek was born in "Lazan" Russia in 1890. Like many refugees, he arrived in Philadelphia and became naturalized and changed his name in 1919. He married a fellow refugee, Mary Krupa who had accompanied her aunt (also Mary Krupa Golovanoff) through Europe during WWI and on to America.
Little is known of Stephen's Russian family or background because the Russian Revolution was going on and family/records were lost.
Stephen studied to be an Optometrist. He and Mary moved to the Denver area to make their home near Mary's relatives. They had 2 sons, Robert John Ring and Stephen Jr. who died as an infant and was buried near Mary and Ignati Golovanoff.
Stephen died in June of 1969 and is buried at Crown Hill Cemetery beside Mary and his son Robert {and wife Winnie.)
Little is known of Stephen's Russian family or background because the Russian Revolution was going on and family/records were lost.
Stephen studied to be an Optometrist. He and Mary moved to the Denver area to make their home near Mary's relatives. They had 2 sons, Robert John Ring and Stephen Jr. who died as an infant and was buried near Mary and Ignati Golovanoff.
Stephen died in June of 1969 and is buried at Crown Hill Cemetery beside Mary and his son Robert {and wife Winnie.)
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Stephen J Ring
Beloved Husband and Father
1890-1969
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Stephen Pierscionek was naturalized Dec 3 1918 and name changed to Ring
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