Stella Majecki Zukowski  MEMORIES
 
My mother Stella was a very special lady and always had encouraging words not only for me but for everyone she met.  

My first serious memory of a discussion I had with her was when I was four years old during the WWII war years.  
I can still see us standing in the hall bathroom on the third floor of 1242 Pinchot Pl. Bronx, NY.  I was dressed in my favorite Navy uniform with my white sailor cap and mom was explaining the very serious rubber need for the war drive and the need for everyone to make a sacrifice to help win the war.  
Asking how I could help, she explained my rubber pacifier would help win the war.  Wait a minute, my most favorite 4 year old friend could help win the war?  Ouch, this would be difficult, but winning the war had to be done, so reluctantly, I pulled it from my lips handed it to mom and we won the war over Europe a few months later in 1943. I was so proud helping to win the war.

Polish Polka Time.  For eleven years during the 50's and 60's mom had her own Sunday Morning 11AM Radio Program. 

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Ray Zukowski