Benvenuto Famiglia

"To all present and future generations I hope this site helps in your endeavor to find your roots." - Chataldo Skolyak

Several years ago my father, Chataldo Skolyak, received a call from a woman asking if he was the Skolyak that photographed a picture that was published in the newspaper. He was not, but out of curiosity, my dad started searching for other Skolyak's and started to record our family tree. This site is a continuation of his early (and ongoing) research and my participation and a request for yours. As you come across members of your family in this tree share the stories you know of them and their life for future generations to read. With your help our ancestors lives will come to life through the sharing of stories.

We have several family members on both sides working on the family tree and the many extended branches. A special thank you to my father, Chataldo Skolyak, Antonio Guarnieri (creator of Family Tree Guarnieri), Sandra Waters, Michael Kibel, Sean Homer, and Deb Homer for pictures and information as well as cousins I have recently come to know and meet.

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Ann Marie Belcastro - Obituary

February 15, 1995 - Sister of Josephine (Fedis) Skolyak.
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Ann Marie Belcastro, 79, of Oakwood Ave, Washington, died at 12:15am Wednesday, February 15, 1995, in her home. She had been seriously ill for the past month.
She was born May 23, 1915, in Manifold, a daughter of Andrew and Anna Kolaric Fedis. Mrs. Belcastro was a member of the St. Hilary Church and it’s Christian Mothers group. She formerly had been employed at the George Washington Hotel.
On July 16, 1933, she was married to Frank Samuel Belcastro, who died in March 1977.
Surviving are three sons; Samuel Belcastro of Claysville, Gary Belcastro and Greg Belcastro both of Washington; three daughters; Mrs Gary (Rose Ann) Bigler, Patricia Belcastro and Bernadette Yanniello all of Washington; a brother Augustine Fedis of Washington; four sisters; Lucy Cox, Mrs. Walter (Christine) Zink and Mrs Charles (Mildred) Ingersoll all of Washington and Mrs. Joseph (Elisie) Kovachik of Detroit, Michagan. She is survived by 11 grandchildren; Rebecca Allen, Daniel Bigler, Randy Bigler, Tim Bigler, Lisa Belcastro, Tracy Belcastro, Melissa Yanniello, Joseph Yanniello, Pressley Belcastro, Justin Belcastro, and Tara Belcastro and 13 great-grandchildren.
Deceased are two brother, Frank and Anthony Fedis; and two sisters, Josephine Skolyak and Beatrice Florick.



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