Kirk D. Gielow
Service Event Information
Kirk Douglas Gielow
Angelica
Kirk Douglas Gielow, 55 of East Main Street, Angelica, passed away at home on Tuesday (September 27, 2011) after a courageous battle with cancer, surrounded by his loving family.
Born in Warsaw, NY on March 14, 1956 he was the son of the late D. Yvonne Edmonds and the late Joseph Gielow Sr.
Kirk was a 1974 graduate of Angelica Central School and was a 32 year member of Iron Workers Local #6, where he advanced to a supervisory position for the past several years. He was a member of the Son of the American Legion Post #414.
Many will remember him as an avid sports fan, forever devoted to his beloved Dallas Cowboys. Kirk enjoyed fishing, hunting, and the great outdoors and had a deep love for animals, both domestic and wild.
Survivors include sister Tedde (Randy) Swarthout of Belmont, brother Joseph Gielow Jr. of Tonawanda, brother Timothy (Connie) Gielow of Wellsville, sister Becky Gielow formerly of Santa Fe, NM, a special nephew Kyle (Susan) Mangiero of Ellabell, GA, several nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and special friends Sally and Melissa Olsen of Angelica.
Kirk’s quick wit, kindness, gentleness and charming smile will be missed by all.
A Memorial service will be held Sunday (October 2, 2011) at 1:00pm at St Paul’s Episcopal Church of Angelica, with a celebration of Kirk’s life following at the American Legion in Angelica.
To send a remembrance visit www.brownandpowersfuneralhomes.com
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Kirk’s memory to the American Cancer Society, or the Angelica Rescue Squad.
Dear Gielow family,many years since I lived in Angelica,Kirk and you all made me feel welcome.Lots of laughs and good times fishing or clowning around at Hotel.My condelences
Bob O Linke
Mozambique...we are gonna miss ya.....

Remembrances
hay brother wish we could have hung out more love you
Although Kirk and I never had the chance to meet, I did hear so many wonderful things about this gentle spirited man. I know he will be missed deeply by his family and friends, especially by his brothers, sister Teddy, nieces, and nephews. May you rest in peace Kirk Gielow.
Cynthia Miller