Henry Benjamin Sarbiewski
Henry Benjamin Sarbiewski passed away at home with his family by his side into the arms of God on January 14, 2011 at 12pm.
He was born July 21, 1931 to Bruno and Blanche Sarbiewski in Ashtabula, Ohio, where he learned the value of hard work on the family farm. He joined the Air Force before becoming a small business owner, and working other jobs including a long career with Puget Power as an accountant and later as the office manager in Cle Elum, WA before retiring in the 1990’s. During this time he owned and operated the Timberlodge restaurant in Cle Elum with his wife, Cynthia Sarbiewski. Henry was a dedicated community advocate and together with is wife, they ran a consignment shop to raise funds to open a community pool. Henry was a loyal friend and family man who taught his family the importance of hard work and education. A perpetual jokester, Henry, with a twinkle in his eye, kept those around him laughing.
He was preceded in death by his second wife Cynthia Sarbiewski as well as his sister Jane LaVally, Lottie Golombiowski, Helen Hietanen and Henrietta Stasko.
Henry is survived by his wife Louise, two brothers Ted and Ed Sarbiewski, children Robert Sarbiewski of Thailand and Diane Sarbiewski-Keltner of Puyallup, WA and stepchildren Becky Osbourne, Rich Graham, Roberta Spencer, Monte Graham and Aaron Graham. Henry, or Papa as he was known, had a soft spot for his numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, who he enjoyed spending time with.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, January 20th at La Paloma Funeral Services in Las Vegas, Nevada. Graveside services to follow at the Southern Nevada Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City. In lieu of flowers, please donate in Henry’s name to the Disabled American Veterans.
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Hank, you will always be in my heart. Always with a smile and hug, so full of life. Yes, he truly was a jokester. All with love in his heart and a huge smile on his face. You will be missed by everyone that met you. Save a place for me Hank, and go easy on the jokes until the Angels get to know you a little better.
Love to you always,
Rebecca
Grampa Hank Is one of my most favorite people . I remember going into the Hole In 1 donut shop and him and Cindy would spoil me rotten! I was so impressed by him and heard others only ever talk respectively about him. When I remember you it’s with a BIG SMIRK and a lil chuckle…. Love Francie
Grampa Hank Is one of my most favorite poelpe . I remember going into the Hole In 1 donut shop and him and Cindy would spoil me rotten! I was so impressed by him and heard others only ever talk respectively about him. When I remember you it’s with a BIG SMIRK and a lil chuckle . Love Francie
Hank, you will always be in my heart. Always with a smile and hug, so full of life. Yes, he truly was a joesetkr. All with love in his heart and a huge smile on his face. You will be missed by everyone that met you. Save a place for me Hank, and go easy on the jokes until the Angels get to know you a little better. Love to you always,Rebecca
Thank you for your hard work.