Wacław Kobyliński

1896–1987 (age 91)

Military officer

Biography

Wacław Kobyliński, a military officer born in 1896, delivered service with quiet dignity and an unwavering sense of duty. After active duty he settled in Butler, where he remained a source of support to fellow veterans and young people seeking guidance.

He is fondly remembered for a steady hand during tumultuous times and for the compassion he carried beyond uniformed ranks.

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