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Survived by his loving wife of 49 years, Patricia (nee Burkhalter). Beloved children, Jerry (Lana), Linda (James) Whitgrove, Denise (Richard) Kingston, Becky (Stephen) Nahas. Proud "Poppi" to Jerry, Michael, Maddy, Elizabeth, Katie Mutz, Julie, Jim, Jenny Whitgrove, Grace and Jack Kingston, Stephen, Mary and Sarah Nahas; Step-grandchildren Kyle Kingston, Ashley (James) Watkins, and Austin Child. Brothers and sisters, Frances (Edward) Cepiel, Evelyn (late Albert Sr.) Pagnusat, Jeanette (Val) O'Gary, Richard C. (Frances) Mutz; and step-great-grandchild, A.J. Watkins. Numerous nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
Preceded in death by his parents,Jerry and Mary (nee Gregorash) Mutz.
Jerry was born in Joliet. A United States Army Veteran, serving during the Korean War. Life long member of St. Joseph Church. Member of K.S.K.J. #2, Moran AC, St. Joseph Senior's, The Senior Citizen Association, Past member of North West Rec. Club, Joliet Racing Pigeon Club, and the St. Joseph Holy Name Society, Jerry was one of the founders of St. Joseph School Athletic Association, a long time coach at St. Joseph Boy's Baseball, Ingalls Park Colt League Base Ball, St. Joseph School Football and Basketball.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Joliet Area Community Hospice or the St. Joseph Church Restoration Fund, in his name, would be appreciated.
TEZAK FUNERAL HOME
1211 Plainfield Rd. near Ingalls
Joliet 815-722-0524 www.tezak.info From where services will be Friday, August 12, at 11:30 am to St. Joseph Church for a Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at 12:00 Noon. Inurnment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Friday from 9:00 am until time of services.
okie soooo im really bored no one is online to talk to i dont really wanna call anyone and there is nothing on tv so i just feel like kinda bitching about like nothing that has anything to do with anyone but well me lol sooooo its raining and kinda cool out and i wanna go puddle jumping but nikki is at work and we are both sick soooo no can do blah on that yeah i dont know im gonna go read now
im sick of people pretending to be what they wish they were or whatever i dont need anyone anymore i dont care fuck it all
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so anyway yeah i got a new position at work now i work in accounting and its fun i really like it a lot and stuff everything with nikki is wonderful i love her more and more all the time well imma update more later
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Born September 10, 1979 passed away January 9, 2005 at the age of 25. Some people touch the lives of a few, but Joe touched the Heart of many.
He was the beloved fiance of Amelia; the loving daddy of Damien and Adrienne Karpen; the beloved son of Tammera Sigwerth and Joseph S. Karpen; a loving brother to Stephanie Mejorada and Benjamin Karpen; precious grandson of the late Janice Deuter, Marilyn Karpen (late George) and Arthur (Veronica) Kaput; special uncle to Lily, Daniel and Jose; loved nephew of Julianna (John) Byers, John (Leslie) King, Anne (Jim) Walowski, Terra (Jerry) Kaput, John (Elayne) Karpen and James Karpen; future son-in-law of Jean and Michael.
Joe will be missed dearly by numerous friends, family and loved ones including "Special Brothers" Tommy (Chalisse), Ted (Jessica) and Frankie.
To truly honor the memory of Joe, and to make sure he lives on in love and spirit, be good to one another, love and protect one another and most of all, realize that life is short. Don't ever take anything for granted. Joe would always want the best for each of you and would want you to go on and accomplish great things. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the family would be appreciated. All those whose hearts have been touched by Joe will be received at:
TEZAK FUNERAL HOME
1211 Plainfield Rd. near Ingalls Ave
Joliet, IL 815-722-0524 www.tezak.info
From where a Chapel Service will be held Saturday, January 15, 2005 at 12 Noon with Pastor Dennis Papp of the Church of Rock Run officiating. VISITATION and VIDEO TRIBUTE will be Friday, January 14, 2004 from 3 go 7 PM and on Saturday from 10 AM until time of services.
5 days
several bruises and hickeys covering arms chest and neck i have no idea what happen.....maybe i fell outta bed hmmmm ponder ponder
2 more days =)
had dinner with everyone from work last nite that was a lot of fun very entertaining conversations lol nikki finally truly understood how much fun we really have here (specially with michael)
oh well gotta pretend to work now soooo ill be updating whenever everthing is set at my aunts
i leave soon 4 more days at work then the weekend then we pack the truck and go...
she is leaving sunday i guess =( this is going to be the hardest thing...leaving her here when i go...but we will be able to talk and stuff and have now gotten into the habit of writting so thats good hehe i love her sooooo much im gonna miss her lots and ltos and ltos and lots blah i already miss her
i dunno fuck it i hate my job...
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