
The
Legendary Wicen Brothers - together in heaven.
Stephen Wicen 1927-2006 / Frank Wicen 1920-2005
Stephen Wicen
Stephen Wicen of
Furlong died Thursday, March 2, 2006, at Doylestown Hospital. He was 79. Steve
had been diagnosed with bone cancer in May of 2005, and his health rapidly went
downhill following the death of his brother, Frank.
He was the loving husband for 39 years of the late Helen M. Convey Wicen.
Born on the family farm in Mozart, which is now Furlong, Stephen was the son of
the late Januar and Julia Gregush Wicen.
Stephen was a life-long resident of Furlong and had been a farmer all of his
life. He knew what it was to work hot days and long hours and he never
complained. After a day's work, he always could be found at home and especially
at night with his family. He was the type of man that would be ready to help his
neighbors at the drop of a hat. Stephen's family may have been small but to his
many friends, he was their Dad for he was always available to listen and lend a
hand.
Stephen and his late brother, Frank, farmed many acres in the Bucks County area.
They also owned and operated the Wicen Farm shooting and target range - a
responsibility being continued by Steve's son, Joseph.
In his leisure time, Stephen enjoyed square dancing, hunting and fishing with
his family and friends.
He is survived by his children, Joseph M. Wicen and his wife, Lori, and her
children, Sara and Douglas, of Furlong, and Linda T. McHenry and her husband, Charles; and
two granddaughters, Erin and Kiara, all of Furlong; and one sister, Julia Swartz
of Dublin. He also is survived by his sisters-in-law, Kitty and Kay Wicen, both
of Furlong; his nephew, Rudy Wicen; and several nieces, great-nieces and
great-nephews.
We will always love and remember Steve Wicen, 1927-2006
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Frank
Wicen
The Wicen family
thanks everyone who has shared loving memories of Frank Wicen, who passed away
suddenly October 26, 2005. Frank was Range Officer for the past 50+ years.
His obitituary was printed as follows:
Francis "Frank" Wicen of Furlong died suddenly Wednesday, October 26,
2005, at St. Mary Medical Center; Langhorne, from injuries sustained in an
automobile accident. He was 84.
He was the loving husband of 32 years to Katherine "Kitty" Clancy
Wicen.
Born on the family farm in Furlong, Frank was the son of the late Januar and
Julia Wicen and stepfather of the late James Jannaman.
Frank was a life-long resident of Furlong and had been a farmer all of his life.
He knew what it was to work hot days and long hours, and he never complained. He
was the type of man that would be ready to help his neighbor at the drop of a
hat.
Frank and his brother, Stephen, farmed many acres in the Bucks County area. They
also owned and operated the Wicen Farm shooting and target range.
He was a long-time member of the Middletown Grange and was always there to run
the pony rides. He was a 20-year member of the Midway Fire Co. and a 32nd Degree
Mason, Newtown Lodge 427 Free and Accepted Masons.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by his brother, Stephen Wicen of
Furlong, a sister, Julia Swartz of Dublin, and several nieces, nephews,
great-nieces and great-nephews.
We will always love and remember Frank Wicen
10/28/20 - 10/26/05

This page last updated 10/28/06