Leonard Blastick 84, of Frankfort, died at 1:05 a.m. September 18th at his home. Born July 28, 1930 in Whiting, Indiana to John & Frances (Skarwecki) Blastick. He married Mary Gulley on October 15, 1947 in Crown Point, IN and she survives. Mr. Blastick was a 1948 graduate of Clark High School in Whiting, where he lived for 75 years, before moving to Frankfort. He was a scheduling clerk for Inland Steel in East Chicago for 29 years, retiring in 1985. He was a member of the St. Mary’s Catholic Church and Knights of Columbus.
Visitation and Services
Private family services will be held. No visitation is planned.
Survived by:
Wife: Mary Blastick of Frankfort, 2 Sons: Timothy Blastick of Frankfort, Greg (Chris) Blastick of Mulberry, 3 Daughters: Cheryl Edwards of Frankfort, Frances (Dave) Mario of Gary, Melissa (Erick) King of Hessville, 8 Grandchildren and 10 Great Grandchildren.
Preceded by:
2 sons, Clifford & Daniel Blastick and 3 sisters, Della, Florence and Lillian.
Greg, Tim and Cheryl,
We offer our condolences with the passing of your father. I have many happy memories of him playing basketball and baseball while I was growing up in Whiting. He often came to the school to play basketball on the court with all the guys. May he rest in peace. Thinking of you all and will say a prayer for him.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleWe are sorry for your loss Mary, Tim, Greg, Cheryl, Melissa…
I remember such a vibrant fun loving man. I especially remember the first time I saw Len & Mary dancing… they were great and having such fun!!
How he loved kids! So happy he was blessed with sooo many grands & Greatgrands. 🙂
May the Lord comfort and hold you in His hands in the days to come.
Our Love to all, Mary & Bud Gulley
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Facebook Twitter GoogleGreg & Chris,
I am sorry to hear of Greg’s dads passing. May your many memories give you great comfort and God’s loving arms give you peace at this difficult time. Prayers of peace and comfort to all.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMrs. Blastick (Mom), Cissy, Tim, Greg, Cheryl, Missy and family,
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Mr. Blastick. He was like my second dad. I have a lot of fun memories at your house growing up and he always treated me as if I was one of his own. I remember Cissy and I would sweet talk Mr. B into letting Cissy spend the night at my house. He was always a softie and would grin and say she could if she had her chores done. I also remember Mr. & Mrs. B taking Cissy, Missy and I to the Lake County Fair. The last time I saw Mr. B was 18 years ago at the Whiting Community Center Bowling Alley and he gave me a big hug and I will always remember his sweet smile. He was always a joy to be around and he will truly be missed. I’m lifting your family up in prayer daily during this difficult time and the days to come. Praying that God will wrap His loving arms around you.
I send my love and you’re in my thoughts.
In Deepest Sympathy, Theresa
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