Joseph John Ostyn

I will always miss this guy. He was such a fun man to be around. Always ready to help if you needed it. I still watch for the blue Cadillac. Miss you my Friend. Carol Palmateer

I met Joe A number of years ago when I was still working. Chatted with him a bit before I had to leave to go to work. He will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to the family.

Last I heard Jesus loved Do-wop! Sixty Minute Man take one. Uncle Joe singing lead. Always enjoyed the family gatherings. Rest In Peace.

Prayers for your family. Lots of great memories from the conversations with Joe. I´m sorry for your loss. God bless.

So sorry for your loss, he was one fine, friendly gentleman. All Creekers have lost a good friend.

So sorry for your loss if you need anything let me know.

We will miss you Joe. You were like a dad to me. Very special man. Always came down to shop and had his coffee ready for him. He always talked about his family and how big his grandkids were getting. We miss you . Love u and get rest.

Joe was a big part of our family. Almost everyday down here for his cup of coffee and treats to give to the dogs. Talking with him was always a trip and never boring. From golf carts to his Cadillac, golfing and his work on the railroad. We will miss it all. He was a breath of fresh air whenever he came. He would say "Color me gone!" when he would leave to go home. "I'll color you in, Joe!" We say and he would roll his eyes and smile. Our Condolences for the loss. He will be greatly missed!

Our family appreciated Joe...he was such a cool man. Heaven definitely gained another angel!!!

Money man Joe was a special part of being a Creeker. He was always inviting and supportive. Just made your day better to talk to him. My condolences to his family. When I see a big blue Cadillac I always think of Joe.. I hope I always will.

Joe was a great man! I had the pleasure of knowing Joe through the school. My 4 kids adored Joe. I'm so very sorry for your loss of a great person.

Joe was a true Creeker. Anytime you were at the school or sporting event, Joe was always there. Always a ready smile and a big hug. Will carry memories of playing golf together, laughing, and just having fun. Joe will be missed by me and many others. He was a good man. Jason, I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

He was one of the nicest men around took on all of us high-schoolers and just always had a huge smile on his face ! Just one that always leaves an impact on everyone! He will be so missed

I remember Mr. Ostyn as being kind, and there for anyone of the kids that needed a friend or someone to talk too. I had a hard time throughout my school years, and he was one person that was always kind. I´m sorry for your loss, but he is with his savior.

It was always a great pleasure to see Joe for his morning cup of coffee at the Boulevard. The entire staff will always remember Joe. Our sincere sympathy goes out to his family.

It has been a difficult month - the loss of Joe adds to that and reminds how much of a difference someone can make with their smile, kind words, and presence. Joe was that person. He was loved and such an asset to the school. He truly cared and gave of himself. He will be missed.

What a wonderful tribute. I always thought of Uncle Joe as the epitome of cool with his laugh, sense of humor and that huge blue Cadillac!
However I also remember him as a kind person that encouraged thoughtful conversation. My sincere sympathies go out Joe, Yvonne and Jason. May he Rest In Peace and may his memory live on.
PVH

What a great man, always helping out at sporting events. My sincere sympathy goes out to your family during this difficult time .

You'll always a special place in my heart and in Lancer Country. Rest in peace. I hear golf in heaven is a perfect score every time. Enjoy and say hi to Mr. Main, Mr. Gilstad and Mr. Freeland.

Please accept our heartfelt sympathy at Joe´s passing. Our prayers are with you.

Uncle Joe was one of the Good ones.
I will always remember his love of rock and roll and that besutiful Cadillac. Not once from the time he came in to the Smith Family did I not hear a chorus of Mitch Ryder's song Jenny take a ride along with a big hug. It has been a while since we last saw him. We moved out of state. Funny how life gets in the way sometimes. I know he is driving some big old Cadillac and playing old rock n roll up there in Heaven Now he is joined in that big from seat with Aunt Sharon by his side. Love and light to my Cousins and all friends and family who will sure be missing him.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.