Joyce Cholewczynski Pingree Grove – Posted On: January 8, 2026

My deepest sympathy for all of Tina's family. I referred to her as "Auntie Tina" and will always remember her as a very kind a loving person. She welcomed everyone into her heart and treated us with so much love and kindness. My father, Joe Cwikla would make a special trip to the Sebunia country store to make sure he was able to get Auntie Tina and Uncle Alex's homemade polish sausage whenever it was available. It was the best sausage ever made. Their children are a reflection of their parents and are very loving and caring just as their parents were. So sorry for their loss of their mother. I will treasure the memories of so long ago and know that she and her family will always be in my heart.

Mary Dircks Stanley – Posted On: January 8, 2026

She was such wonderful lady I always enjoyed seeing her at polka dances She would always greet you with hug and kiss on the cheek May your happy memories get you through the sad times

Darlene Cary il – Posted On: January 7, 2026

First of all I m so sorry for you loss. So many memories I have my children have and my grand children have a place of business she had in lublin that all kids loved ,getting treats was a must for all of us and so many families, my mom was a friend of tona and thru the years I grew to be a friend always tried to visit and have a high ball with tina. All Will miss her love to all Darlene hugs & ,kisses

lee thorp – Posted On: January 7, 2026

Hugggggggs.