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Albert Gabriel Meldrich

Lifelong Aberdeen resident Albert Gabriel Meldrich, 92, passed away Monday, June 22, 2015 at Grays Harbor Health and Rehabilitation Center. Al was born March 25, 1923 in Aberdeen, Wash. to Carl and Carolina (Poplawski) Meldrich.

Al attended St. Marys School and graduated from Weatherwax High School in 1941. He then attended the University of Washington for two years. He proudly served in the US Army during WWII in the Philippines.

On July 17, 1948 Al married LaVerne Blaskowsky in Olympia. LaVerne passed away Dec. 11, 2014. Together they raised three daughters.

Al worked for many years as a knifegrinder at Posey Mfg. in Hoquiam. Al was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church and St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. He was also a member of the Elks, Knights of Columbus and the Polish Club.

He enjoyed fishing, woodworking, clam digging and he loved to tinker in his garage.

Al is survived by his three loving daughters Gay (Lloyd) Beil, Joanne (Greg) Reynvaan and Susan Rodenbeck; six grandchildren of whom he was very proud of, Angela (Vince) Brown, Timothy Beil, Kyle and Christopher Reynvaan, Matthew and Alexander Rodenbeck. He also leaves behind many nieces and nephews.

In addition to his wife LaVerne he was also preceded in death by his brother Walter Meldrich and sister Lee Berge.

Al’s family wishes to thank all the nurses and aides at Grays Harbor Health and Rehab.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests remembrances be made to the Aberdeen Polish Club as Al was very proud of his Polish heritage. Remembrances for the Polish Club may be sent to 823 W. 1St Street, Aberdeen, WA 98520 ATTN: Lucy Machowek.

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Property Purchase

Dear Polish Club Members:

The board of trustees voted on June 30 to proceed with the purchase of a property across from the Polish Club building at the address of 816 West 1st Street. It is a 6500 square foot lot with two solid, but gutted, buildings. The assessed value is $16,250 for the land and $8,665 for the buildings -making it a total value of $24,915.  This property has become available to us for $15,000.

The board feels that this is a safe investment. Our goal is to establish more parking for our members, as well as, for the patrons who rent our facility. We feel this is a safe investment. And if we decide to never put a parking lot in, we could still resell the property for what we would have put into it, possibly more.

The taxes and insurance amount to about $600 per year. This could be recouped by renting one of the buildings for storage.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact Don Norkoski at 360-581-5806.

Best regards,
Polish Club Board of  Trustees
Ed Kulich, Don Norkoski, Lucy (Bielec) Machowek, Phil Hardinger, Phil Kalisch, John Stephens, James Parnell, Randy Karnath & Barbara (Bielec) Page

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