Torski Marshall Family

Biographical Facts

John Phillip Torski	born:	January 23, 1929	Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada
John Phillip Torski	died:	November 30, 1996	[doc] Mansfield, Ohio
Mary Ann Marshall	born:	April 14, 1930	Mansfield, Ohio
Mary Ann Marshall	died:	living, 2005	Mansfield, Ohio
	married:	July 3, 1951	[doc] Mansfield, Ohio

John George Torski	born:	July 16, 1898	Kadobestie, Bukovina, Roumania
John George Torski	died:	September 4, 1987	Mansfield, Ohio
Agatha Anna Rebel	born:	January 5, 1903	Austria/Hungary
Agatha Anna Rebel	died:	December 19, 1992	Shelby, Ohio
	married:	October 17, 1922	Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada

Robert Morris Marshall	born:	December 7, 1905	Piqua, Ohio
Robert Morris Marshall	died:	November 13, 1972	Mansfield, Ohio
Mary Teresa Wilkinson	born:	June 2, 1904	Mansfield, Ohio
Mary Teresa Wilkinson	died:	August 2, 1985	Mansfield, Ohio
	married:	June 12, 1929	Mansfield, Ohio

John Stephen Torski	born:	February 20, 1953	Frankfort, Germany
John Stephen Torski	died:	living, 2005	Ashland, Ohio
Evelyn Schulthess	born:	April 18, 1949	Manila, Philippines
Evelyn Schulthess	died:	living, 2005	Ashland, Ohio
	married:	May 22, 1982	Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Gregory Allen Torski	born:	September 20, 1954	Mansfield, Ohio
Gregory Allen Torski	died:	living, 2005	Columbus, Ohio
Stephanie Lee Condakes	born:	July 23, 1954	Boston, Massachusetts
Stephanie Lee Condakes	died:	living, 2005	Columbus, Ohio
	married:	May 25, 1979	Detroit, Michigan

Julie Ann Torski	born:	February 27, 1956	Mansfield, Ohio
Julie Ann Torski	died:	living, 2005	Mansfield, Ohio
Carl Lamson	born:
Carl Lamson	died:	living, 2005
	married:		Mansfield, Ohio
	divorced:		Mansfield, Ohio
Douglass Alan Litt	born:
Douglass Alan Litt	died:	living, 2005	Mansfield, Ohio
	married:	October 25, 2003	Mansfield, Ohio

David Brian Torski	born:	January 3, 1958	Mansfield, Ohio
David Brian Torski	died:	living, 2005	Mansfield, Ohio

Robert Michael Torski	born:	October 2, 1959	Mansfield, Ohio
Robert Michael Torski	died:	living, 2005	Cleveland, Ohio

James Bradley Torski	born:	November 1, 1960	Mansfield, Ohio
James Bradley Torski	died:	living, 2005	Columbus, Ohio
Sharon Gay Kiebler	born:	April 30, 1960
Sharon Gay Kiebler	died:	living, 2005	Columbus, Ohio
	married:	July 13, 1985	Columbus, Ohio

Diane Lynn Torski	born:	August 29, 1964	Mansfield, Ohio
Diane Lynn Torski	died:	living, 2005	Columbus, Ohio
Nelson Flinders	born:
Nelson Flinders	died:	living, 2005	Columbus, Ohio
	married:	October 14, 1989	Mansfield, Ohio

Documentation

Torski — Marshall Wedding Mansfield News Journal, Wednesday, July 4, 1951 SUMMER WEDDING UNITES LOCAL COUPLE TUESDAY Miss Mary Ann Marshall Speaks Vows With First Lt. John P. Torski in St. Peter’s. During a pretty summer wedding yesterday Miss Mary Ann Marshall became the bride of First Lt. John P. Torski. The couple exchanged vows at St. Peter’s Catholic church. Msgr. R. C. Goebel officiated for the nuptial high mass at 9:30 a.m. Palms, intermingled with briarcliff roses, bella donna delphiniums and gypsohila, banked the altar. Beauty baskets of briarcliff roses and blue delphiniums and bouquets of similar flowers decorated the communion rail. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Marshall, 138 Helen Ave., and Mr. Torski is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Torski, 955 McPherson St. Raymound E. Baum presided at the organ, and a quartet sang the mass. Mr. Marshall escorted his daughter to the altar and gave her in marriage. She chose imported Swiss eyelet for her informal wedding gown. It was made with a low V neckline both back and front. The neckline which was edged with a wide ruffle of eyelet extened out over the shoulders. The unpressed pleated skirt, which was attached to a bodice pointed in front and back, was fashioned slightly off the floor in front with a sweep in the back. ILLUSION VEIL The bride wore an imported French silk illusion veil of fingertip length. It was attached to a tiny bonnet made of Swiss eyelet which matched the gown. The only jewelry worn by the bride was a single strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. She carried a cascade arrangement of white stephanotis with a detachable corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Miss Susan Mangan served as maid of honor at the ceremony. She was attired in a white frosted organza ballerina length gown over French blue taffeta. The gown was made with cap sleeves and a crushed girdle of blue taffeta. She wore a little bonnet of blue taffeta and frosted organza trimmed in the back with briarcliff roses. The maid of honor carried a colonial bouquet of briarcliff roses during the ceremony. Mrs. Marshall received the wedding guests attired in a navy linen dress with lace trim. Her accessories were in chamois. Mrs. Marshall had a corsage of yellow shattered carnations. Mrs. Torski appeared in a light blue lace frock with white accessories. Her shoulder corsage was of pink shattered cartnations. Richard E. Marshall, brother of the bride, served as best man. Ushering the guests to their pews were James Marshal, a cousin of the bride, and John Lemley, uncle of the groom. Following the wedding a garden party for 200 guests was held at the home of the bride’s parents. Arrangements of briarcliff roses and blue delphiniums decorated the serving tables. HONEYMOON IN EAST For motoring through the eastern states, the new Mrs. Torski wore a brown sharkskin suit with Panama accessories. The bride graduated from St. Peter’s high school and the Good Samaritan hospital School of Nursing, Dayton. Lt. Torski graduated from Mansfield Senior high school. He is with the 83rd Field Artillery and following their honeymoon, he will be stationed in Germany. The out-of-town guest list included friends and relatives from Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Lima, Springfield, Tipp City, Wapakoneta, Piqua, Galion, Bucyrus and Marion. Among the guests present were 22 graduate nurses from Dayton, classmates of the bride.
John Phillip Torski Obituary Mansfield News Journal John Phillip Torski, 67, of 1312 Knapp Road died Saturday morning, Nov. 30, 1996, after a short illness. He was born Jan. 23, 1929, in Rouleau, Saskatchewan, Canada, to John G. and Agatha Rebel Torski and lived in Mansfield all his life. He was plant manager of Taylor Metal Products in Mansfield, a firm he served for 27 years. He was a member of St. Peter’s Catholic Church, where he was a Eucharistic lay minister. He is survived by his wife, Mary Ann Marshall Torski, whom he married July 3, 1951; five sons and daughters-in-law, J. Stephen and Evelyn Torski of Ashland, Gregory A. and Stephanie Torski of Wilton, Conn., David B. Torski of Indianapolis, Ind., Robert M. Torski of Cleveland, and James B. and Sharon Torski of Bowie, Md.; two daughters and sons-in-law, Julie Ann and Carl Lamson of Bellville, and Diane L. and Nelson Flinders of Columbus; eight grandchildren; and two sisters and a brother-in-law, Marjorie Pringle of Mansfield, and Gretchen and Alex Treneff of Newark. Calling hours will be Monday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Lexington Avenue Snyder Funeral Home, where a Christian prayer service will be held at 8 p.m. Mass of Christian burial will be offered Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Peter’s Catholic Church by the Rev. Stephen G. Rogers. Burial will be in the Mansfield Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Monsignor Dunn Scholarship Fund in care of the funeral home.
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