George L. Palubicki

I will always remember Mr. Palubicki driving those winding roads in Crandon. He was a gentle soul and loved by all. A great man has left this world and it will never be the same. My heartfelt condolence to all of you.

Mrs. Palubicki and family, please accept my sincere condolences for the passing of your loved one. The loss of a parent during our lifetime is a grim reality for most of us and leaves us with an unfillable void in our hearts which can only be partially filled by fond memories.

I loved my Uncle George like a second dad. I have heard many stories from my parents in the last 5 years about Jennings and all the brothers. My mom told me George could roller skate unreal, even skated backwards well. Looking at pictures from a family reunion in Jennings, when George was real young is great! I always remembered looking forward to that Maroon station wagon to pull up at the house, I always enjoyed visiting with George at deer season. Prayers and love are sent to all of you.

In deepest sympathy for George. I thought of George as the brother I never had. When we lived in Kenosha, George would always come home with Jack and ate dinner with our family. He also had a sleeping room at our home in Kenosha, in case he wanted to stay over, this is before he was married. His wife Mary Ann met George while she was living upstairs in our duplex in Kenosha. My prayers are with Mary Ann and the family.

91 wow. Prayers for the family in this time of loss.

My heart goes out to all of you, Uncle George was a great man. I loved going to visit the family when we were kids. Such a happy funny person. He will be missed by all who had the great pleasure of knowing him. Love to the family.