Reah M. (Doucette) Abramczyk, 91, of Plainville, widow of Stanley W. Abramczyk, Sr., passed away peacefully on Friday, December 12, 2014 at Bristol Hospital. Born on November 26, 1923 in New Britain, she moved to Canada with her family at the age of three, and returned to Plainville when she was twelve, where she has resided ever since. In her younger years, she was an employee of Fafnir Bearing Co. She left work to raise her family, and later was an employee of the Plainville School District food service from where she retired. She is survived by her children, Stanley W. Abramczyk, Jr. and his wife, Linda of Bristol and Diane Ortiz and her husband, William of Bloomfield; her three grandchildren, Bailey Francis and her husband, Kurt, Joel Ortiz and Stanley Abramczyk, III; and her sister, Marie-Anne Bouchard of Bristol. Reah embraced the simple pleasures in life. She loved her "little family", her town and BINGO buddies, and greatly appreciated her caring neighbors. A sports enthusiast, she enjoyed watching the Yankees and UCONN Huskies. Her family would like to thank the staff of Always Best Care of Greater Bristol and the ICU staff at Bristol Hospital for their care and compassion.
Reah M. (Doucette) Abramczyk, 91, of Plainville, widow of Stanley W. Abramczyk, Sr., passed away peacefully on Friday, December 12, 2014 at Bristol Hospital. Born on November 26, 1923 in New Britain, she moved to Canada with her family at the age of three, and returned to Plainville when she was twelve, where she has resided ever since. In her younger years, she was an employee of Fafnir Bearing Co. She left work to raise her family, and later was an employee of the Plainville School District food service from where she retired. She is survived by her children, Stanley W. Abramczyk, Jr. and his wife, Linda of Bristol and Diane Ortiz and her husband, William of Bloomfield; her three grandchildren, Bailey Francis and her husband, Kurt, Joel Ortiz and Stanley Abramczyk, III; and her sister, Marie-Anne Bouchard of Bristol. Reah embraced the simple pleasures in life. She loved her "little family", her town and BINGO buddies, and greatly appreciated her caring neighbors. A sports enthusiast, she enjoyed watching the Yankees and UCONN Huskies. Her family would like to thank the staff of Always Best Care of Greater Bristol and the ICU staff at Bristol Hospital for their care and compassion.
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