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1928
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2021
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Joan Kluber Obituary
She is survived by her five children, Tom (Patty) Kluber of Burr Ridge, Mary (Bob) Pulfer of Montgomery, Ann (Randy) Johnson of Sugar Grove, Paul (Beth) Kluber of Aurora, and Sue Kluber of Aurora; ten grandchildren, Jeff Pulfer, Kevin (Beth) Pulfer, Christine (Matt) Mooney, Christopher (Chrissy) Burns, Ryan (Emily) Kluber, Joanne (Dean) Burns, Bill (Tina) Kluber, Sean (Emily) Johnson, Todd (Amanda) Kluber, and Amy (Charlie) Kluber; ten great-grandchildren, Heather (Brian) Buster, Dakota Wolf, Zach Pulfer, Kailie Pulfer, Ashlynn Pulfer, Molly Mooney, Thomas Mooney, Bennett Kluber, Estelle Kluber, and Aaron Kluber; a great granddaughter on the way; two great-great grandchildren, Ellie Rose and Noah Buster; brother, Joe Chione of North Aurora; also a multitude of grand-cats, grand-dogs, and grand-chickens.
She was preceded in death by her husband Fritz; parents; sister, Mary Niemeyer; brother, Dick Chione; grandson, Timothy Kluber; great-granddaughter, Ashlie Pulfer, and several brothers-in-law and sisters-in law. She will be missed by the countless people she touched during her long and loving life.
Mass of Christian Burial will begin Friday June 4, 2021 at 11:30 AM from THE DALEIDEN MORTUARY to Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church, 620 Fifth Street, Aurora at 12:00 PM. Fr. Timothy Mulcahey will officiate with interment at Riverside Cemetery in Montgomery.
Visitation will be Friday, June 4, 2021 from 10:00 AM until 11:30 AM at THE DALEIDEN MORTUARY, 220 North Lake Street, Aurora, Illinois. 630-631-5500.
Donations can be made to Our Lady of Good Counsel in Joan's memory.
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Terry Michels
June 4, 2021
My sympathies to the family on the passing of Joan. Joan was a good loyal friend of my mom, Lois Michels, as part of her monthly ‘club girls’. For decades these ladies got together monthly and Mom(Lois) enjoyed spending this time together. I remember Joan always with a smile and kind word. May her family be comforted with fond memories and may Joan rest in the peace of Christ.
Marilyn Jacobsen
June 4, 2021
Oh Mary, today brought back such a flood of memories--stopping at the Kluber house on the way home from OLGC and Madonna, sleepovers and much more. Your mother was always a welcoming presence. Thinking back to those days, I love that she called me "Jake" when most of my friends' parents deemed it more appropriate to use my given name.
Though "rest in peace" may be the traditional farewell, I picture your mother in heaven sharing her wit and catching up with the many good people who have gone before her. May she live forever in the hearts of all who were blessed to have known her.
Ellen Dickinson
June 3, 2021
Joan was the best of friends, and a truly beautiful human being. I thought of her as my second mother, and in fact, she and my mother developed a special relationship despite the long distance between Illinois and Texas. I will remember Joan for her kindness, sense of humor, and how she truly lived out her faith every single day. Rest in peace, dear friend.
Janice Lindley
June 2, 2021
Always a smile on your face. Will miss passing you in the hallways.
mary russ
June 2, 2021
Met Joan because my husband and I were friends of her sister-in-law Sue Nash and Dan. Would run into Joan off and on in life. She was a lovely, sweet kind woman. Her daughter that lived with her in the last yrs was so kind to me when I called for some information about Connie Balder her sister-in-laws daughter. I am sure any one who met and knew Joan will miss her. Sympathies to the family. God Bless you Joan, rest in peace. Mary Russ and husband Bill
Luke
June 1, 2021
Ma adopted me a few years ago when she kept seeing and talking with me when her son's band would perform in public and she attended whenever she could... I was the drummer in that rock band and she made me feel so good when she told me once that, in her words " you work harder playing ( the drums) than any of the other guys in the band !" Thanks Ma... I also repaired her car when she needed to have it fixed, so one day she presented me with this poem she wrote just for me ! ♥
There once was a guy named Luke
his car repair talent was no fluke
when it came to cars... he was a czar
but I still think he's a kook ! ☺
Love ya Ma.... miss you...
Luke
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