Born on February 13, 1928 in West Melbourne, Florida
Departed on May 25, 2021, in Palm Bay, Florida
Martha Gebrowsky Mirowsky, 93, of West Melbourne, Florida, passed on May 25, 2021 in Palm Bay, Florida.
She was born on February 13, 1928 in West Melbourne to Alexander and Mary Timmora Gebrowsky and was raised here, a lifelong resident. Martha’s family includes her children Linda Gast and Bill Mirowsky; grandchildren Stacy, Christy, Lisa, Kelly and Jennifer and eight great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband Paul “Moose” Mirowsky on December 14, 1997.
Having grown up on a dairy farm on Hollywood Boulevard, she was one of eight children. Martha played basketball at Mel High, loved sports & cards. She received the “Key to the City “of West Melbourne at the 50th anniversary celebration of the city in 2009 for being the oldest living person born in West Melbourne. She was a longtime member of the Greater Palm Bay Senior Center and was retired from Southern Bell and Hughes Supply in Melbourne. Her many friends and relatives will miss her.
Please consider donations in her memory to St. Anthony’s Orthodox Church, P.O. Box 267, Melbourne, FL 32902.
Calling hours will be at Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home, 1010 E. Palmetto Ave., Melbourne on Friday, May 28 from 4:30 until 6:30 pm; with a service there on Saturday, May 29 at 1 pm. Burial will follow in Melbourne Cemetery.
Lisa Shortell Preece
from
Palm Bay May 26, 2021
God Bless You Martha. Looking back in life, you were one of the most important, special, kind and loving people in my life. You helped and guided me as a teenager and young mother to Stacey, your 1st granddaugter. I remember one night we both sat at the door where Stacey was sleeping, contemplating when we would go in to get her as she started crying. They say let the baby stir a little before getting her or else you will spoil them, we both whispered back and forth until we finally said, "forget this" lol and went in to cuddle her together. That moment was so nice, cute and funny as you helped me be strong saying. "Maybe just one more minute" lol And also when Moose was so excited to have his 1st grandchild and would go pick her up from her crib before I could, as well as in the middle of the night, I would get to the crib and she wasnt there and you scolded him lol and told him he just shouldnt do that. You always had my back. And truly that meant the world. You loved your grandchildren and we all loved you very much and loved being with you both almost every Sunday after the girls and I came back from church. I still cherish those Sunday's. Those memories will always have a most meaningful place in my heart. Thank you for loving us, teaching us, helping us, and supporting us and being an amazing women in our lives. We are all grateful as our lives were richly blessed because of you. I have missed you. Rest peacefully.