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James A. Ulasovich
September 1, 2023
Words alone cannot express the sadness and grief we feel for Joe and his family. I met Joe over fifty years ago when he began dating Karen. I will always remember him as a very giving person who treated everyone with kindness. I will also remember how good he was to my mother, especially after my father had passed away. We will miss you Joe, you were the best! May God bless you.
Mary Merkel
August 30, 2023
Karen, I am so sorry for your loss. I recall the days you shared how you met Joe, your early dates, and then how he cared for his Father. Although I never met him, I know of his love for you and your family through your stories. Please take care of yourself and Tatiana.
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