John Napientek

Marion,
My deepest condolences to you and your family. I remember John as such
a happy and fun person and will miss him.

Jeff Weidner

Marion and family,
My prayers are with you at this time and I will always remember John walking over to my brother's home on Kenilworth and providing the laughs and smiles when I would visit. In the days, months and years to come, just remember all the great times shared as family with John.

Our deepest condolences to the family.

The Sohst kids

We have all lost one of the finest men we will ever know. John was always very kind and gentle to everyone he met and so very strong and loyal to those who knew him. He is in Heaven now, with Susie & Paul, having a drink, smoking a cigar and telling Polish jokes. His family and all who were touched by this one wonderful man will miss his warm manner and caring ways. He treated me as a son, and we all feel as if we lost a father.

Our Johnny was the kindest and most warm hearted person we knew. We loved his stories about the squirrels in his yard and how he was convinced, after he relocated them to a forest preserve, that they were coming back to HIS yard. So the dear animal loving man painted the tails of the squirrels to prove his theory correct. His kindness and laughter live on in his family and the many hearts he touched. God bless the Napientek family. May faith bring comfort.

Dearest Marion & Family,

Our condolences and our prayers for you and yours through this most difficult time of loss within your immediate family.

May the comfort and love our Lord Jesus surround you and bring you peace.

Blessings and hugs,