Birth: Eileen Marie Goehle born February 21, 1926.

Marriage: Eileen Goehle married Lawrence Czaplyski (born November 28, 1925).

Children:

1. Lawrence, Jr, August 5, 1947, 159 Cambon Ave, St. James.
2. Isabel (Bella), June 23, 1948
3. Eileen, February 21, 1950
4. Rose, August 23, 1951
5. Vincent, April 18, 1954
6. Bernadette, August 1, 1955
7. Sophia, November 15, 1959
8. Christina, July 25, 1965
9. Juliana, January 1, 1969
10. Bridget, August 26, 1967 (deceased)

CZAPLYSKI - Eileen P., 82 of St James, L.I. on March 13, 2008. Beloved wife of Lawrence of 61 years. Loving mother of Lawrence, Bella, Eileen, Rosie, Vincent, Bernadette, Sophia, Tina, Julie and the late Bridget. Adored grandmother of 22 and great-grandmother of three. Devoted sister of Peggy Edgar, Eleanor Burger, Betty Mohring and Daniel Goehle. Friends may call the St. James Funeral Home, Route 25A, St. James on Friday 2-4pm and 7-9pm. Funeral Mass on Saturday at 10am at Sts. Philip & James R.C. Church, St. James. Cremation private.

Published in Newsday on 3/14/2008.

Lawrence Czaplyski

WWII: Lawrence J Czaplyski, Birth Year: 1925, Race: White, citizen (White), Nativity State or Country: New York, State of Residence: New York, County or City: Suffolk, Enlistment Date: 2 Feb 1944, Enlistment State: New Jersey, Enlistment City: Fort Dix, Branch: Air Corps, Branch Code: Air Corps, Grade: Private, Grade Code: Private, Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law Component: Reserves - exclusive of Regular Army Reserve and Officers of the Officers Reserve Corps on active duty under the Thomason Act (Officers and Enlisted Men -- O.R.C. and E.R.C., and Nurses-Reserve Status) Source: Enlisted Reserve or Medical Administrative Corps (MAC) Officer, Education: 3 years of high school, Civil Occupation: Semiskilled occupations in building of aircraft, n.e.c., Marital Status: Single, without dependents

1958: In October of 1958 Sgt. Lawrence Czaplyski of the Long Island State Parkway Police talked a 23 year old mechanic out of jumping from the Captree Bridge in an attempted suicide

1984: The New York Times listed Larry Czaplyski as the Smithtown Harbor Master.

Lawrence Czaplyski was born in 1925 to Joseph and Roze Czaplyski (Czplijkie).

Joseph Czaplyski and Rose _

Birth: Circa 1896 Poland

Immigration: Unknown

Marriage: Rose ________ born New Jersey (per 1930 census)

Children:

1. Frances circa 1918 born New York State

   Married William Tapley

   Child:

   Barbara J. Atamanchuk

   May 01, 1940 - July 28, 2012

   Online Obituaries for the Port Charlotte, Venice, Englewood, & Punta Gorda FL Area

   Barbara Joan Atamanchuk, 72, died on July 28, 2012 with her family by her side in Englewood, Florida. She was born May 1, 1940 in Huntington, New York to William and Frances (Czaplyski) Tapley. Barbara was a proud co-owner of the Lock 'N Key Restaurant for the last 15 years. Other interests included cooking, shopping, and playing with her beloved dog Junior, all while devoting her life to her husband, children, and grandchildren.

   Mrs. Atamanchuk is survived by her husband Donald Atamanchuk Sr. Her two children Rocket (Sue) Atamanchuk, Daryn Byrnes, and four grandchildren Daniel, Michael, Christopher Atamanchuk, and Connor Byrnes. The viewing for Barbara will be held at the Lemon Bay Funeral Home from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday July 31st. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday August 1, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. at Lemon Bay Funeral Home, entombment will follow at Gulf Pines Memorial Park in Englewood. Lemon Bay Funeral Home and Cremation Services is in charge of arrangements. You may express your condolences to the family at lemonbayfh.com

2. Mary circa 1920 Michigan

3. Thomas circa 1922 Michigan

   Thomas Czaplijski, born 22 May 1921 died 1 September 2001 military 20 Jan 1943 to 26 Jan 1946 married to Regina born 15 February 1922 died 2 March 2005 buried Calverton Cemetery

   Regina Czaplijski, Service Info.: CPL US ARMY AIR FORCE, Birth Date: 15 Feb 1922, Death Date: 2 Mar 2005, Relation: Wife Of Czaplijski, Thomas J Sr, Cemetery: Calverton National Cemetery, Cemetery Address: 210 Princeton Boulevard Rt 25 Calverton, NY 11933, Buried At: Section 23 Site 3040

   Service: CPL US ARMY AIR FORCES WORLD WAR II

4. Edmond circa 1924 New York

5. Lawrence J. 1925 New York

   Service: Enlisted 2 Febraury 1944, Fort Dix, Air Corps, 3 years high shcool

6. Raymond SSDI 112-28-8665, born January 2, 1930 deid 26 May 2004 last residence Smithtown, Suffolk, New York

   Service: 27 December 1948 to 12 September 1952, A1C US AIR FORCE KOREA

   Death: Birth:2 Jan 1930, Death:26 May 2004, Residence:Smithtown, NY, Raymond E Czaplyski

   Raymond E Czaplyski, Birth Date: 2 Jan 1930, Death Date: 26 May 2004, Cemetery: Calverton National Cemetery, Burial Place: Calverton, Suffolk County, New York

7. Eleanor circa 1933

1930 Census: 1930: Brookhaven, Suffolk New York Woods Road, Joseph Czaplijkie, rent 10 dollars, radio, age 34, married at age 21, born Poland, farm laborer, Rose, wife age 28, married at 16, born New Jersey, Frances daughter age 12, born New York, Mary daughter age 10, born Michigan, Thomas son age 8, born Michigan, Edmond son age 6, born New York Lawrence son age 4 years and 4 months, born New York, Raymond son age 3 months born New York

1940 Census: Rail Road Aveneu St. James, Czaplyski, Joseph, age 44, born Poland, NA, laborer, Rose, wife age 38, bonr New Jersey, Thomas, son age 18,born Michigan, Lawrence, son age 14, born New York, Raymond, son age 10 , born New York, Eleanor, daughter age 7, born New York

Death: Joseph Czaplijski, SSN: 132-09-2083, Last Residence: New York, BORN: 19 Mar 1894, Died: Feb 1964, State (Year) SSN issued: New York (Before 1951)

In 1941 life was easy to a certain degree for the young. The bad economic situation affecting the country from the depression affected many families in St. James. St.James at that time was still mainly a farming area, so you could always make some cash working picking potatoes or other types of farm work.

My close friend Jimmy Quigley & I still had time for fun and mischief. He earned his money delivering goodies for Lobers Bakery in Smithtown, and Eileen and my lives were never the same because of that fortunate job.

Eileen's family, usually all seven of them, lived at 201 East 82nd Street, NYC then and spent summers in a small cabin on Cambon Avenue, St James. I saw the family in the lobby of the movie house in St James before we met and know that it was Eileen I saw and couldn't stop staring at.

On his bakery route, Jimmy stopped at the log cabin and while he was there one time made a date with Eileen's twin sister Peggy. While he was making the date all the kids were stealing the buns our of the back of the bakery truck. Fortunately he got the date but lost his job due to all the lost buns! Mrs. Goehle said she didn't want Peggy going out alone and Jimmy said he would arrange for a friend to go along with Eileen. Fortunately, I was asked to go along on blind date, incidentally my first date ever, and at the ripe old age of fifteen, started something wonderful for the rest of our lives.

We went to the movies in Smithtown and saw "Affectionately Yours" with Merle Oberon and George Tobias, then a stop at The Sweet Shop. All evening I can remember how nice Eileen was and I'm sure it was love at first sight. Eileen said she also felt that way and thought I was very nice and hoped she would see me again. Though this was when there wasn't any phone in the cabin, she sure say plenty of me after that.

We had fun swimming, walking wherever we went, movies, church, to the beach, the lake and some nice private spots that were ours alone.

Those happy times and memories of them will never be forgotten and the end result has been a wonderful family and two people who love each other more than ever. The second best event after the 1st date happened on August 31, 1946 when we were married.