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Guestbook at Vitkauskas.com
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Welcome to the Vitkauskas.com website. Our Vitkauskas extended family has a mutual home here. I look forward to seeing how the family grows.
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justin and william vitkauskas
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saskatoon.sk can
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this site is awesome.I knew their was more to my name. E DECEND FROM VINCENT VITKAUSKAS and he came to canada in ww2.
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Edward Reilly
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Geelong, Australia
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I am trying to gather some information on behalf of my wife, Jurate Vitkunaite-Reilly, and our children. Her grandfather was LtCol Marijonas Vitkunas, Communications Battalion/instructor at Kaunas Polytechnical Institute. MV removed his family from Lithuania to the west in the face of the 2nd Red front & eventually was brought out to Australia by AV. A cousin was the Rev. Fr. Gustavas Vitkauskas (Gustaw Witkowsky) a Catholic priest working in Poland & executed by the Nazis, recognized by the Church as a martyr. His elder son, Alfredas Vitkunas age c. 82, is my father-in-law. One of AV’s cousins was the Los Alamos scientist Romas Shatas (Šatas) who died some years ago. His name apparently differentiated quite early from that of LtGen Vincas Vitkauskas who surrendered Lithuania to the Red Army.
(cf http://www.generals.dk/general/Vitkauskas/Vincas/Lithuania.html). Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Cynthia ''Cindy'' Vitkauskas
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Jacksonville, Florida (Born in Waterbury, CT)
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This site is really cool. I googled my last name for a lesson. I teach third grade. My family is pretty huge. My father is Allen, son of Bronis Vitkauskas. I am slightly sad to drop my name when I get married in November.
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Aistis Vitkauskas
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Lithuania
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I'm a lithuanian and heres my site http://www.damesk.com (actualy damesk isnt an lithuanian word only mesk is lithuanian) hope you like it . I'm still updating it, hard to improve. I think it will be finished in 2009 =)
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simon kozikas
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melbourne australia
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This search we have been on is enormous, sadly my father passed as his older brother has and 1 brother into his 70's.What makes it almost impossible is no australian born family member can speak or decifer the lithuanian language and to make things worse the language it self has changed. We cannot find anything without paying $100 usa and that's if you can beleive what they send.Please anybody with true documented information contact simonkozikas@yahoo.com.au I won't give first names but any revelance to urbonavicius,kozikas, lenikaite-kozikiene,vitkauskas,kaizer. From places like pagiriad, stakiai, garliava. These seem to be connected somehow, but the true problem we don't know where kozikas came from.
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jacks mcenroe
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scotland
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My late grandmother`s name was Vitkauskas. I am currently doing a family tree and boy is it causing me some problems
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gregory kvitkauskas
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winter garden F.L. 34787
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SEEN SIGHT ON 11/21/2008 ALSO LAST NAME KVITKAUSKAS!!!
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gregory kvitkauskas
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winter garden F.L. 34787
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SEEN SIGHT ON 11/21/2008 ALSO LAST NAME KVITKAUSKAS!!!
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Jenna Greene
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America
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The Vitkauskas family crest. My heritage name is Vitkauskas. I am 1/2 Lithuanian. When my father came to America he changed his name to Greene to be better accepted. We have taken on that name now but I do not want to lose this heritage. I have 15 years of age. My father died in 2005, but speaking to his mother who is now living in Lithuania I learned about my Lithuanian heritage that my mother did not want me to know of. I would be very pleased to see more on the history and more about what Vitkauskas means. Thank you. I can be contacted through email at doodlekreg@yahoo.com Thank You, Jenna
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