Kowalski, Stanley J.

• Name	Kowalski, Stanley J.
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	Between 1 Jun 1938 and 11 May 1960	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Damascus Tannery, list of employees. 1954 in Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA; Damascus Tannery, Rocker Crew
  	20181113HAv- Paula Pesock Mitchell 2 hrs · 13 November 2018 Found this old list of Damascus Tanning employees dated May 11, 1960. There were 4 of the Pesock brothers, including my dad, working there at the same time. Also my mom's brother, William Bobinko. Love this!!! 7 Comments14 Shares 20You and 19 others Like Comments Marykay Boyd this is so interesting, thank you for sharing. Like · Reply · 1h Paula Pesock Mitchell cool, huh? Like · Reply · 1h... Sandi Anne Many were my neighbors and friends when I was a kid. Was Mike Pesock also the one they called “Mac”? Like · Reply · 1h Paula Pesock Mitchell yes, that was my dad He went by Mac 1Like · Reply · 1h Sandi Anne loved him very much I used to go and sit with him and “Rusty” he was so kind and funny?? Like · Reply · 1h Paula Pesock Mitchell Sandi Anne I remember when you did. Thank you Like · Reply · 1h Sandi Anne Paula Pesock Mitchell I enjoyed it as much as he did. Odd for a kid but he had the coolest stories! I will remember him always?? Like · Reply · 1h Craig Black My grandfather Kenneth Setzer is on there as well. I like that. 2Like · Reply · 1h Mary Durst My husband's father also worked there for many years until he had a stroke in 1955. Dave says he also remembers his father, William Durst talking about Frank Pekarski, Brant;s father. I didn't see either of their names. Maybe because they no longer worked there in 1960. Dave's Dad passed away in April 1959. Like · Reply · 58m Tom Wetmore I see my Dad’s name there and recognize a number of names of the men he worked with. Like · Reply · 47m Andrea Fortner That was a neat find Paula! Thank you for sharing. 1Like · Reply · 38m Ed Darrin Thanks for posting this Paula....My dad worked theretill in the early 50's and uncle Joe worked there till he retired Like · Reply · 9m
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  Person ID	I96118	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Kowalski, mr
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F44699	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Zawislak, Victoria M.,   b. 4 May 1921, Austin, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 24 Oct 2018, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 97 years)
  Family ID	F56307	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Occupation - Damascus Tannery, list of employees. 1954 in Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA; Damascus Tannery, Rocker Crew - Between 1 Jun 1938 and 11 May 1960 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  [S1259] FaceBook- Coudersport, Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport 1954, Lanny Nunn · 04 Dec 2020. Eugene Kovacs, Sr. (1) fact 20201229HAv- 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 Dec 2020 Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner Thanks, Paul. I showed these to Kathy earlier. Her father would have been in the US for three years at the time of the photo. I bet his English wasn't very good yet. He was such a wonderful man! It's so incredible to see him on Facebook! · Reply · 3w Paul Lynn Gardner Now that I'm semi-retired, I'm also on the Rocker Crew. · Reply · 3w Susan Frederick What a wonderful picture of Mr. Kovacs. He was so handsome! · Reply · 3w Richard Neefe When I started work at Denton Hill Ski Stanley "Ski-foot" Kowalski worked there as the Tannery had shut down a bit before. Within a few weeks all the bucks were showing the size of their antlers by picking (one hand)up a 100 lbs anvil by the horn (horn aimed to heaven). A few could pick it up for a minute or so then Mr. Kowalski stepped up. He had big hands and they must of been made of steel. He picked it up walked half way down the parking lot and back. Now he was retirement age at the time. Every mother's son who worked at the tannery was hard as nails. Not one easy job there. Everyone of those fellas should be shown respect for putting up with what they did to feed and take care of their families. Not many of them left and God Bless every last one of them. Real men who did real work. · Reply · 3w Write a public comment… 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 December 2020 Damascus Tannery, 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins, is that your father-in-law? · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner It sure is! · Reply · 3w Mike Blow My granddad Henry Blow is in the picture · Reply · 3w Ruth Deitrick Mike Blow is that Henry Nd Ella · Reply · 3w Sandy Major Uncle Henry Blow lived next to my Grandparents my son got his first pet a cat from under their house · Reply · 3w Ruth Deitrick Sandy Major Uncle Henry · Reply · 3w Ruth Deitrick Sandy Major Ok mine Are Clella and Elmer · Reply · 3w Tannery, Damascus RockerCrew 1954 FB201204LNCou 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 Dec 2020 Rocker Crew, Damascus Tannery, Coudersport 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner Thanks, Paul. I showed these to Kathy earlier. Her father would have been in the US for three years at the time of the photo. I bet his English wasn't very… Tannery, Damascus workers 1954 FB201204LNCou 20201229HAv- Lanny Nunn Coudersport... · 04 December 2020 Damascus Tannery, 1954 Comments Paul Lynn Gardner Dale Ulkins, is that your father-in-law? · Reply · 3w Dale Ulkins Paul Lynn Gardner It sure is! · Reply · 3w Mike Blow My granddad Henry Blow is in the picture · Reply · 3w Ruth Deitrick Mike Blow is that Henry Nd Ella · Reply…

  
  

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