CHARLES MARKAJANI, 66; EX-PRINTER
Charles (Marky) Markajani of Rochester died on June 19 at Rochester General Hospital of complications from open heart surgery on June 10. He was 66.
A native of Rochester, Mr. Markajani attended Niagara University for two years before joining the Army during World War II. He was a member of the Webster post of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Mr. Markajani worked as a printer for Gannett Rochester Newspapers in the composing room for 39 years, retiring at age 60.
During the past few years, Mr. Markajani devoted his time to the things he loved - golfing, bowling, fishing, and traveling to Florida, according to his close friend and companion Kathy Troyer. Mr. Markajani was named to Rochester's Bowling Hall of Fame for his 38 years as league secretary for Culver and Seneca Lanes.
"He loved children, especially his grandchildren," Troyer said. Mr. Markajani's survivors include his wife, Mary (Condello) Markajani; his sons and daughters-in-law, Jim and Jan Markajani of Rochester and Dominic and Laurie Markajani of Webster; daughters and sons-in-law, Joanne and Michael Watson of Irondequoit and Annette and Neil Brewster of Webster; a brother, Richard Markajani of Rochester; six grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
The funeral mass was on June 23 at Annunciation Church in Rochester, NY.
~ GQS 04.19.2024
CHARLES MARKAJANI, 66; EX-PRINTER
Charles (Marky) Markajani of Rochester died on June 19 at Rochester General Hospital of complications from open heart surgery on June 10. He was 66.
A native of Rochester, Mr. Markajani attended Niagara University for two years before joining the Army during World War II. He was a member of the Webster post of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Mr. Markajani worked as a printer for Gannett Rochester Newspapers in the composing room for 39 years, retiring at age 60.
During the past few years, Mr. Markajani devoted his time to the things he loved - golfing, bowling, fishing, and traveling to Florida, according to his close friend and companion Kathy Troyer. Mr. Markajani was named to Rochester's Bowling Hall of Fame for his 38 years as league secretary for Culver and Seneca Lanes.
"He loved children, especially his grandchildren," Troyer said. Mr. Markajani's survivors include his wife, Mary (Condello) Markajani; his sons and daughters-in-law, Jim and Jan Markajani of Rochester and Dominic and Laurie Markajani of Webster; daughters and sons-in-law, Joanne and Michael Watson of Irondequoit and Annette and Neil Brewster of Webster; a brother, Richard Markajani of Rochester; six grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
The funeral mass was on June 23 at Annunciation Church in Rochester, NY.
~ GQS 04.19.2024
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