| In his Class of
1938 Yearbook from St. Casimirs, he is listed as Francis Anthony Dziengielewski. His class
chronology lists him as being seen around coal holes. His favorite expression was
"Let's go to the movies". His ambition was to be a mine operator. He was
described as being shy and kidded about blushing. The class will states: Francis
Dziengielewski leaves his blushes and 4 inches of his height to anyone who is very pale
and short. His nickname was "Peddler". He says he was nicknamed that because he
could run faster than any of his friends. Army Discharge Papers(Jan. 4, 1941-Aug. 3, 1945)- Decorations and Citations: Good Conduct Medal, Bronze Service Star, American Defense Service Medal with Asiatic Pacific Service Medal. Bales and Campaigns- GO33 & 40 WD 45 Central Pacific, Gaudalcanal, Northern Solomons. His specialty was Truck Driver Heavy 931. He was in Schofield Barracks, Oahu, Hawaii when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. |
 My Dad, Frank Jinglewski, Sr. |
Dad's First Communion |
Dad Crosses the Equator |
Pfc. Frank Jinglewski (1940) |
 Dad 1998 |
