Bernard "Jim" Rempalski

Aunt Joyce & Family,

Allison & I wanted to pass along our condolences to your family. Uncle Jim meant a lot to me growing up as Uncle Ted, Steve, my Father (Ron), and my Brother (Rob) spent a lot time fishing and hunting together on the weekends. These moments are not forgotten and helped shape my love of the outdoors. There are so many funny moments to remember, especially on Memorial Day & Labor Day gatherings in Irons. They shouldn't let that many Pollack's gather in one...

I am so sorry to learn of Jim's passing. Joyce, you meant the world to each other. I can imagine how your heart must be aching and also can imagine the feeling of emptiness in your heart without him. He was such a good man, and he was so proud of his family. Please know that my thoughts, prayers, and sympathy go out to the entire family.

Sandy Becker

Joyce and family

We had the best neighbors any could ask for as we raised our children across the street from you and Jim. We will always remember his laugh, as he always appeared to be happy. May he be tending to his garden up above.

God Bless you Joyce as you go through these tough days,

Jerry and Darlene Rose

He was such a sweet man. Loved his laugh and sure enjoyed watching him dance. Thinking of you Cuz Dawnie and the whole entire family.

We give our condolences. From Phil and lisa Galas

Remember veterans on Veteran's Day. Thank you Uncle Jim for your service to our Nation in the U.S. Navy. Anchors aweigh in your march into Heaven.

Joyce, I am so sorry for your loss. Jim was a wonderful man and you enjoyed many years together, sharing many wonderful memories. You both shared tons of laughter and good times. Prayers and hugs to you and you beautiful family. Love you. Joyce janes

Joyce, my condolences to you and your family on the passing of Jim. May God bless you in this time of sorrow.