--- In Kresy-Siberia@..., Stefan Wisniowski
<swisniowski@p...> wrote:
In that collection, I see the names Eugenia Grzybowicz (the
mother) and 3
daughters (Aleksandra, Anna, and Maria) all born in Woronucha in
the powiat
(county) of Krzemieniec in Wolyn. One of these may be your mother?
Wow! Yes! Aleksandra is my mother. Babcia Eugenia past away almost
15 years ago, but I am glad to report that she lived a very happy
life in Vancouver, Canada, after the terrible ordeal during the war.
And this is the best part. The three sisters are well and alive. We
had a family reunion in Vancouver two weeks ago. I am going to sound
like a crazy teenager but... IT WAS A BLAST!!! It is amazing how
well they are and the way they manage the bad memories about war. I
came back with hours of interviews for my research. It was a
beautiful and exciting trip.
I called my Mom yesterday to let her know about the group. She was
crying in the telephone with me. Unfortunately, she is not very
computer savvy, but I will keep her updated.
By the way, my two uncles fought with the Polish forces in Exile.
Could anybody please tell me how can I contact the British
government in order to get their records?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Best Regards!
Ricardo Villalobos-Grzybowicz
