Joseph-Kazlauskas-Obituary

Joseph Kazlauskas

Denver, Colorado

Age 87

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Denver, Colorado
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American Cancer Society

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Kazlauskas, Joseph B.Denver CO.: age 87, went to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 3rd, 2011. He is survived by his two beloved sons, Peter Kazlauskas and Mark Kay; daughter-in-law Denise Kay; grandchildren Jayne, Nathan, and Evan Kay of Denver; sister, Dorothy Ceplius, of New Hartford; and...

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Uncle Joe, my always uncle. Always there for a family function, always there to inquire about all his nephews and nieces, always there to give advice about military matters. The Miramonte Lodge rug that he spent all one winter making is one of our cherished possessions and is very sentimental to my family. He set the bar high and we dearly miss him. Rick VanDeusen and Laura

This past Christmas Break, I had the privilege of visiting Grandpa Joe at Parkplace. His mind seemed just as sharp and his gregarious personality just as warm as in years past. As always, I left the visit completely humbled from being in the presence of such an extraordinary person. Spending time with Grandpa Joe is truly a transforming experience. I have never met someone with such a wealth of knowledge and experiences to share. Grandpa Joe's wisdom has always provided a crooked angle from...

Dear Peter and Family, my sincere condolences. Peter I am so sorry for your lost, I know how close you and your dad were. Peter I was your job coach for many years from Sheltered Workshop. I still have the Irish Flag and other Irish items you and Dad had given to me. The Irish Flag is flying outside of my home at this time. I always remember you and your dad at this time when I take the flag out for St. Patricks Day. This flag will now fly in memory of your dad. You are in my thoughts...

Dr. K. was an amazing example of what it means to be a teacher. He was never 'off' the teacher's podium. Thousands of students are better for having known him, both in and out of the classroom. I always enjoyed listening to him talk, both as a student and later as a colleague at UEHS. He was a natural. Tough but gentle. The world is a better place because he was part of it.

"Uncle" Joe grew up with my parents Joe and Edith Missavage in the first ward in Binghamton sharing a strong Lithuanian heritage and remained a close family friend for decades. Our family admired him for his humor, intelligence, compassion, resilience, caring for others and the love he showed for his wife and sons. Regardless of the task, Joe could be counted on to help. He was a role model in education and served many years in the army reserves with my dad and husband. Without him I would...

Dr. K was my chemistry teacher at UE and was key to my decision to continue in the field ofchemistry. His leadership in the classroom influemced my style of teaching, later in my life. I will always remember him as a gifted and talented teacher who truly enjoyed and showed his passion for education. My condolences to his family. Bob Lord

Dr. K was a great Principal when he was heading up the Binghamton Central High School....he was one of my favorites, very nice and calm and understanding person. My children remember him from Johnson City Schools. Our sincerest condolences to the family - Charlene Kilgallon Kearley and Family

Joseph Kazlauskas was an old family friend of my parents and I remember his visits well as a little girl back in the 1950's. I can still see him entertaining my sister and me by rolling up a section of newspaper, cutting it here and there in strips and magically pulling it up in a fashion to make a beanstalk for Jack, of Jack in the Beanstalk to climb. He told us that story and with the animation had us mesmerized. This was 60 years ago and I still remember that experience well. One...

Once in a while, if you are lucky, in a brief instant you might meet someone so rare and so special that, despite time and distance, they make a lasting impression in your mind and on your heart. Such a man was Grandpa Joe. With our love and sympathy.