JAMES STEVE LIPTAK

I remember Mr. Liptak back in 1986 when he had that Sohio gas station. That was my first job I had after school hours. Rest in peace...

I will certainly miss our dances Jimmy you were always caring and a fun dance partner. looked forward to St. Ed’s mass and afternoon when Wayne Tomsic Combo played. I’m sure you’ll be smiling down on us ❤ Rest In Peace Jimmy.

Thank you for your service Sir.

Rest in peace dear “Gymnasium”a fun name you called yourself. We only knew you for a few short years from the picnics at DTJ farms. But in that short time you made an impact on us that will last a lifetime. A bright light has gone out in the world with your passing. It was a privilege to know you and you will be remembered fondly and with much affection. We love you!

Rest In Peace dear “Gymnasium” a fun name you called yourself. We only knew you for a few short years from the picnics at DTJ Farms. But in that short time you made an impact on us that will last a lifetime. A bright light has gone out in the world with your passing. It was a privilege to know you and you will be remembered fondly and with much affection!!
We love you!
Our sincere condolences to Randy and all his family.
Jo Blazer and
Jim Slechta

Sir, thank you for your service to our country !

Rest In Peace Jimmy
Your friendship, kindness, support, stories, positive attitude, generosity and perfect rhythm for dancing and drumming will never be forgotten.
Our performance was always improved and we strived our best when Professor Liptak was in attendance.
We cherish our time with you, and will miss you greatly.
D. S. al Coda to Heaven---
Sincerely,
Wayne Tomsic
Accordian
Joe Reboudo
Guitar
Mike Hoagland
Saxaphone