Joseph C. KASPRZAK

I met Joe last spring at the Jurek Post breakfast. Being born 1951 I grew up at a time the WW2 vets were our heroes. Joe was the most amazing person I ever met a true unsung hero of all. He spent most of his war time on the front lines in Germany and France, serving his country. At the battle of the bulge he told me he felt so lucky as only 25 of 250 made it back. As I saw him at the breakfast again and at the Hospital last week I learned more from him and was thoroughly humbled to the core...

Dear Greg and Lisa,
Please accept our condolences. We are sorry for your loss. Your Father was a wonderful human being. We will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time. I so fondly remember our family's many visits to Buffalo to visit Grandma Ann & Grandpa Lou; each including a visit with Ida & Joe...it was like having an extra set of grandparents. Joe was such a kind, gentle, thoughtful man. My favorite memory has always been of him coaxing me onto the dance floor for a polka at Pam's wedding. So sorry for your loss...he's no doubt in heaven with his arm around Ida's shoulders, smiling...

Our thoughts and prayers to the Kiely and Kasprzak families.
When we think of Joe, we remember a thoughtful, gentle soul. A loving husband - a loving father - always ready with a kind word. A great man has left us. May he rest in peace.

We are thinking of you all and wish we could be there to support you.
Love, Larry and Leslie

Sorry for your loss of your Dad.Joe was a great person to Know and His Wife Ida was too. My Deepest Sympathy to you all.
Marge Tobias,Ni MO Pension Club

Our condolences for your loss. We always enjoyed the time we spent up in Buffalo visiting with the Kasprzak's. Visiting with Joe and spending summers in upstate were special. He will be missed and will be in our thoughts.