Gloria K. Sladek
February 11, 1923 ~ June 7, 2012
Gloria K. Sladek of Fairfax, VA., formerly of Oakton, VA., died peacefully at her home on Thursday, June 7, 2012. She is the loving wife of the late Henry Robert Sladek; devoted mother of Larry (Louise), Susan, Marianne, Steven (Dana) and the late Arthur Sladek; cherished grandmother of Corey Gorgon, Lauren (Jeff) Nehlsen, Daniel Sladek, Jonathon Gorgon, Nikki Watts, Nicholas Rowe and Thomas Sladek. Gloria is also survived by 3 great-grandchildren; Ethan Nogal, Caden Sladek and Henry Nehlsen.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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I remember staying at your home in Michigan. I remember your laugh. I remember your sweet and kind words. I love you Aunt Gloria and thank you for being the best Aunt ever. Babe
My condolences and prayers to all. Gloria was so kind and helpful with quilting projects.
Gloria or should I say Grandma Gloria, as Tommy always referred to you and even had my kids saying. You were my sisters Mother-in-law and she could not have loved you more. I will cherish the memories of Mothers Day at my moms house, eating chinese food. You introduced me to Mooshi Pork. I still dont eat the pancake or the sauce, but love the rest of it. My children cherish the quilts you made for them and will pass them down to their kids one day. You were such a sweet kind lady and we all only hope to live a life that is half as full as yours was. You are at peace now, probably bunging jumping in Heaven or maybe making the largest quilt ever. Either way, Im sure you are happy and keeping an eye on your loved ones.
What a kind and gracious lady! I worked with Gloria years ago in the political arena and she always had only the best to say about people. Her spirit was a light to many and her smile was a welcome invitation to share friendship. She was so very proud of her family…hoping you all know that.
Gloria was a grant lady in the best sense of the word and a wonderful aunt. She had an incredible “can do” spirit and seemed to tackle everything that came her way – including many challenges and family losses. I admire how she aged gracefully and stayed interested in so many current events. She will be remembered and missed by many.I am sure her lovely spirit lives on.