A brother, Joe, was killed south of Rome during WWII while serving in the 3rd Infantry Division, 7th Regiment in the Anzio breakout to capture Rome.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Stanley and sister, Helena who died in Europe. and Lisa To (Peter) all of Warren, PA., 3 Grandchildren – Laura, Alex and Matthew, several nieces and nephews and Stephen To who was like a second son to him.

Ted is survived by his wife of 64 years, Joan Huston Wozneak, 4 children – Greg (Kelly) of Crozet, VA., Joseph of Kane, PA., Theodore Jr. He was proud his family was eating healthy. He would never use any kind of chemicals, sprays or pesticide on anything he grew, and when he canned, he wouldn’t use a gram of salt to preserve. Ted’s passion in life was reading history books and having a large garden. He left there and was employed by Penelec generating station in Starbrick and Kinzua Dam power plant for 28 years – as a relief operator for 8 years and certified welder for 20 years – when he retired. Then he was employed for Blackstone Corporation in Jamestown, N.Y., making automobile radiators and heater and automatic washing machines. When he left Smith & Horton, he was a Xerox operator. After he came home from the service, he was employed by Smith & Horton as a warehouse man, truck driver delivering groceries, and roasting and packing Maxwell House and Glendora Coffee. Ted voluntarily enlisted in the Army Air Corp, hoping to be a fighter pilot, but was assigned to Morse Code School and 50 caliber machine gun training. He was born Octoin Warren, PA., to Matthew and Josephine Novak Wozneak, who immigrated to Warren from Poland. Theodore “Ted” Wozneak, Sr., 95, died peacefully Thursday, Novemat the home he’s lived in all of his life, held in the arms of his family.

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