KRASUSKI - Jerome D. Tragically taken away from his family on Continental Flight 3407 February 12, 2009 in Clarence, of Cheektowaga, NY. Beloved husband of Justine M. (Kaczmarek) Krasuski; loving father of Stacy (Lawrence) Krukowski; cherished grandfather of Ava Alexis Krukowski; dear son of Stephania and the late Jerome Krasuski; son-in-law of Emily and Richard Kaczmarek; dear brother of Carol (Raymond) Wind and Norman Krasuski; brother-in-law of Richard (Sheila), Jerome (Lore), late James (Deborah) Kaczmarek; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends may call at the BARRON-MILLER FUNERAL HOME, INC., 3025 William St. near Union Rd., Cheektowaga, Wednesday, April 22nd from 2-9 PM. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday at 10 AM in St. Philip the Apostle Church, 950 Losson Rd., Cheektowaga. Please assemble at church. Jerome was a program manager for Northrup Grumman, A.O.C. Association of Old Crows, Project Management Institute, graduated from UB School of Management with an MBA. Published by Buffalo News from Apr. 20 to Apr. 21, 2009.∼"Jerry" , 53, was returning home to Cheektowaga from a one-day business trip. He was a program manager for Northrop Grumman Amherst Systems, a defense contractor in Williamsville, where he was employed for more than 20 years. Three of his colleagues also died in the crash.
He was remembered Friday as a loving, thoughtful, family man who took care of his mother, Stephanie, and always made time for elderly relatives.
"He had a heart of gold," said a cousin, Karen Kras. "I mentioned the other day that I needed a lock for my basement door. He disappeared, came back and said "I had this one in my tool box.' He was always doing little things like that for everyone."
Krasuski was a skilled woodworker who enjoyed building furniture, loved wildlife and had a particular soft spot for "The Three Stooges."
Krasuski and his wife, Justine, were married for 29 years. He walked daughter Stacy Krukowski down the aisle in 2006 and became grandfather to his first grandchild, Ava, four months ago. He also leaves behind a brother, Norman, of North Tonawanda and a sister, Carol Wind, of Michigan
He was remembered Friday as a loving, thoughtful, family man who took care of his mother, Stephanie, and always made time for elderly relatives.
"He had a heart of gold," said a cousin, Karen Kras. "I mentioned the other day that I needed a lock for my basement door. He disappeared, came back and said "I had this one in my tool box.' He was always doing little things like that for everyone."
Krasuski was a skilled woodworker who enjoyed building furniture, loved wildlife and had a particular soft spot for "The Three Stooges."
Krasuski and his wife, Justine, were married for 29 years. He walked daughter Stacy Krukowski down the aisle in 2006 and became grandfather to his first grandchild, Ava, four months ago. He also leaves behind a brother, Norman, of North Tonawanda and a sister, Carol Wind, of Michigan
KRASUSKI - Jerome D. Tragically taken away from his family on Continental Flight 3407 February 12, 2009 in Clarence, of Cheektowaga, NY. Beloved husband of Justine M. (Kaczmarek) Krasuski; loving father of Stacy (Lawrence) Krukowski; cherished grandfather of Ava Alexis Krukowski; dear son of Stephania and the late Jerome Krasuski; son-in-law of Emily and Richard Kaczmarek; dear brother of Carol (Raymond) Wind and Norman Krasuski; brother-in-law of Richard (Sheila), Jerome (Lore), late James (Deborah) Kaczmarek; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends may call at the BARRON-MILLER FUNERAL HOME, INC., 3025 William St. near Union Rd., Cheektowaga, Wednesday, April 22nd from 2-9 PM. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday at 10 AM in St. Philip the Apostle Church, 950 Losson Rd., Cheektowaga. Please assemble at church. Jerome was a program manager for Northrup Grumman, A.O.C. Association of Old Crows, Project Management Institute, graduated from UB School of Management with an MBA. Published by Buffalo News from Apr. 20 to Apr. 21, 2009.∼"Jerry" , 53, was returning home to Cheektowaga from a one-day business trip. He was a program manager for Northrop Grumman Amherst Systems, a defense contractor in Williamsville, where he was employed for more than 20 years. Three of his colleagues also died in the crash.
He was remembered Friday as a loving, thoughtful, family man who took care of his mother, Stephanie, and always made time for elderly relatives.
"He had a heart of gold," said a cousin, Karen Kras. "I mentioned the other day that I needed a lock for my basement door. He disappeared, came back and said "I had this one in my tool box.' He was always doing little things like that for everyone."
Krasuski was a skilled woodworker who enjoyed building furniture, loved wildlife and had a particular soft spot for "The Three Stooges."
Krasuski and his wife, Justine, were married for 29 years. He walked daughter Stacy Krukowski down the aisle in 2006 and became grandfather to his first grandchild, Ava, four months ago. He also leaves behind a brother, Norman, of North Tonawanda and a sister, Carol Wind, of Michigan
He was remembered Friday as a loving, thoughtful, family man who took care of his mother, Stephanie, and always made time for elderly relatives.
"He had a heart of gold," said a cousin, Karen Kras. "I mentioned the other day that I needed a lock for my basement door. He disappeared, came back and said "I had this one in my tool box.' He was always doing little things like that for everyone."
Krasuski was a skilled woodworker who enjoyed building furniture, loved wildlife and had a particular soft spot for "The Three Stooges."
Krasuski and his wife, Justine, were married for 29 years. He walked daughter Stacy Krukowski down the aisle in 2006 and became grandfather to his first grandchild, Ava, four months ago. He also leaves behind a brother, Norman, of North Tonawanda and a sister, Carol Wind, of Michigan
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