9710 Individuals
in our Database | |  | Husak - 15 Individuals Found | | Photo | Name / Spouse | Father / Mother | Notes |  | Alexander Husak
b.1921
d.1921 | Father: Alexander Matthew Husak
Mother: Clara Zerkas LOTTIE | |  | Alexander Matthew Husak
b.1892 JAN 02
d.1980 DEC 30
Spouse: Clara Zerkas | Father: Matthew Husak
Mother: Takiana Husak | |  | Amanda Marie Husak
b.1995 DEC 27 | Father: Stephen Richard Husak
Mother: Laurie Biersach | |  | Barbara Helen Husak
b.1973 DEC 20
Spouse: James Bilgri | Father: Stephen Paul Husak
Mother: Patricia Romano | |  | Daniel James Husak
b.1978 APR 16 | Father: Stephen Paul Husak
Mother: Patricia Romano | |  | Helen Deborah Husak
b.1950 OCT 07
Spouse: Joseph James Kelleher | Father: Stephen Husak
Mother: Helen Giba | |  | Lillian Husak
b.1924 JUN 01 | Father: Alexander Matthew Husak
Mother: Clara Zerkas LOTTIE | |  | Matthew Husak
Spouse: Takiana Husak | Father:
Mother: | |  | Stephen Husak
b.1921 JUN 14
d.2006 JAN 15
Spouse: Helen Giba | Father: Alexander Matthew Husak
Mother: Clara Zerkas LOTTIE | |  | Stephen David Husak
b.1998 JUL 14 | Father: Stephen Richard Husak
Mother: Laurie Biersach | |  | Stephen Paul Husak
b.1947 JAN 11
Spouse: Patricia Romano | Father: Stephen Husak
Mother: Helen Giba | |  | Stephen Richard Husak
b.1970 DEC 23
Spouse: Laurie Biersach | Father: Stephen Paul Husak
Mother: Patricia Romano | |  | Takiana Husak
Spouse: Matthew Husak | Father:
Mother: | |  | Thomas A. Husak
b.1943 JAN 11
d.2017 Jan 12 | Father: Alexander Matthew Husak
Mother: Clara Zerkas LOTTIE | Thomas Alexander Husak, age 74, died at his home January 12, 2017 with his beloved sister and nieces at his side. Tom was born in Philadelphia to Alexander and Clara Husak and graduated from North Catholic High School in 1960. He took additional courses at Villanova and Temple Universities. Tom worked after college as a longshoreman on the Philadelphia docks for 20 years, and then as a landscaper and travel agent. Prior to his retirement, Tom did building maintenance for 1980 Superfine Lane. He was a valued employee, recognized for maintaining the building like it was his own home. In his spare time, Tom enjoyed collecting stamps and enjoyed participating in the 101st Airborne activities with his brother. He was a member of the Ephemera Society of America, a society dedicated to the collection, study, and preservation of ephemera, or "paper-items." Known by his family as a very humble man, Tom found value in everything. He was predeceased by his siblings, Stephen Husak, Victoria Christine, and Alexander Husak. Tom is survived by his loving and devoted sister, Lillian Podgorski as well as numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews and extended family and friends. A visitation for family and friends will begin at 1 pm on Saturday, January 28 at the McCrery & Harra Funeral Home, 3924 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803 where a memorial service will be held at 2 pm. Burial will take place privately. Published in The News Journal from Jan. 20 to Jan. 26, 2017 |  | Victoria Olga Husak
b.1926 JUL 05
d.2016 FEB 08
Spouse: Charles Richardson Christine | Father: Alexander Matthew Husak
Mother: Clara Zerkas LOTTIE | | |
23 Husak Photos
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Lillian on Wedding day
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John and Francis Czerkas
This picture was on the wall in my dads living room and i believe it was taken of my grandparents, Iwan (jan) and Frances Czerkas. This picture was heavily touched up by hand. Am guessing it was taken maybe when he was about 30 and she was maybe in her early 20s. Possibly taken when they were still in Europe.
photos sent by Steve Zerkis | | | | 
Cherkas Family Photo thought to be around 1931
John Cherkas, unknown woman, Stephen Cherkas, Frances Huchas (married to John Cherkas), Pearl, Annie, Louie, Jennie (married to Louie) and Alexander Husak
Girls in front are Victoria and Lillie and brother Steve | 
Husak Family Photo
Probably taken in the Summer of 1941
On the left is Stephen (with necktie) with his wife Natalie sitting in front of him with one of their children (Steve) in her lap, the guy with the
big smile and suspenders is Alphonse Shapren (Uncle Al) and sitting in front of him is his wife Pearl and one of their children (Dick) in her lap
To uncle Als left is Jennie (married to Louie) and Mary in front of her with the black dress. Alexander Matthew Husak is the one
with the baseball bat (He is married to Clara (Lottie)) The man in front of him sitting with the stripped tie is Marys husband ? Pubusky.
The girl in the front of him with her legs crossed is Louise (daughter of Louie and Jennie). The couple in front of the window are Jennie Cherkas | | | | 
June, 1987 photo taken by Doug Cherkas Thomas A. Husak, Stephen Zerkis, John Cherkas, Pearl Shapren, Al Shapren, Anna Sule, Frances Sule
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Cherkas Wedding about 1915
Wedding about 1915,
We think the boy on the left is not Steve Zerkis but his brother Louie
Louie would have been 12 years old in 1915 and Steve would have been 8 years old
The man 5th from the left in the top row must be Tony Cherkas (son of John and Frances) he would be 20
The Zulkewski family were family friends, the small girl Nellie is their daughter
The wedding couple Mrs. Galate and Michael Galate are supposed to be cousins but we have no record of who they are.
Top row on right is Michael Cherkas, brother of John Cherkas. In front of him is his son Walter about 5 or 6 yrs.
Anna Sclota wife of Michael with son Peter Cherkas at age 1 | | | | 
altar tabernacle they built or had built for the then new Ukrainian Catholic church in Woodbine New Jersey
I'm guessing this was taken in the late 1920's or so. My dad, Steve Zerkis is standing on the right in a suit, I believe my grandfather, Ivan Cherkas is standing the second from the left. What they have on display is a altar tabernacle they built or had built for the then new Ukrainian Catholic church in Woodbine.
photos sent by Steve Zerkis | 
Czerkas Family Photo about 1920
family photo taken probably in the late 1920's or so. From the left, it looks like Steve Husak, my dad Steve Zerkis standing in back, then his sister Anne Sule, my grandmother, Frances Czerkas. In front of her is one of the two Husak girls, I'm guessing Lillian. Next to my grandmother in the back is my uncle Alex Husak, then my aunt Lottie (Clara) Husak. In front of her another daughter, (Vicky), my aunt Pearl Shapren, and my grandfather, Ivan Czerkas. I'm not sure of the spellings of the last names of my grandparents, I do know that when Frances came through immigration the records show her as using Czerkas. Have not found any Ellis Island records of my grandfather's arrival yet.
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Zerkas Wedding
I know only two people in this wedding photo, third from the left is my uncle Charles Sule, and at the right end, my dad, Steve Zerkis. Guessing this was in the mid-1930's.
photos sent by Steve Zerkis | 
Zerkis Wedding
the only face i know is my dad's on the extreme left
photos sent by Steve Zerkis | | | | 
Zerkis Wedding
I know that Aunt Anne can identify all the people in this picture. I recognize the face of the third person from the left, don't know the name, possibly "Ulick"? I remember him as being in the Navy in WW II. Fifth from the left is my uncle Charles Sule, Anne Sule, Steve Zerkis, Pearl Shapren and Alex Husak. I think that Uncle Alex gave away the bride. What would be the date?
photos sent by Steve Zerkis
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Frankas Cherkas around 1939
photos sent by Steve Zerkis | | | | 
Steve Zerkis Wedding
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Steven and Natalie Zerkis Wedding
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Nataie and Steve Zerkis Wedding
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Natalie Pleskun
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Natalie Pleskun Wedding
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Alex and Lottie Husak
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Alexander Husak and Clara Zerkis Wedding
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Lillian Husak on her wedding day
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Zerkas Group?
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Charles Richardson Christine and Victoria Olga Husak Wedding Day
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Zerkis Gathering 1960s?
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