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Judy Hermanek Fairchild
January 20, 2009
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Charles & Ruth Fish
January 9, 2009
We have known Joe for many years. Through church, the park district. Joe always had a smile and a big hello for everyone he met. What a great kind man he was. Joe will be greatly missed by many people. May the Lord walk with you during this difficult time in your lifes journey.
Ginny Kroening
January 8, 2009
I knew Joseph from the Hallmark store in Sandwich where I am a sales associate. He was always very pleasant & polite and we will miss seeing him.
Peggy Miller
January 8, 2009
Please accept my sympathies in Joe's passing. I'll miss seeing his shining smile at Bingo and his enthusiasm.
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