Władysław Komar 1940 – 1998

Biography

Władysław Komar was born on April 11, 1940, in Kaunas, Lithuania, and dedicated his life to athletics. As a competitor in track and field, he represented the sporting traditions of his era, bringing commitment and determination to his athletic pursuits. His career reflected the discipline and passion that defined many athletes of the mid-twentieth century.

Komar’s life was cut short when he tragically died in a traffic collision on August 17, 1998, in Przybiernów, Poland. His sudden passing marked the end of a life that had been devoted to the athletic endeavors he cherished. Those who knew him remembered his dedication to sport and his contributions to the athletic community during his years of competition.

In recognition of his service and memory, Władysław Komar was laid to rest at Powązki Military Cemetery in Żoliborz, Poland, a place of honor for those who served their country. His legacy remains part of the sporting heritage of his time, and his memory is preserved by those who knew him and appreciated his athletic spirit.