Joyce E. Dekay

Joyce E. Dekay obituary, Plover, WI

Joyce E. Dekay

Joyce Dekay Obituary

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Joyce E. Dekay, age 89, of Stevens Point passed away peacefully on March 16 th, 2024 at Care
Partners Assisted Living Center. Joyce was born on October 4 th, 1934 to the late Andrew and
Janet (Smith) Kulas. She grew up in Stevens Point with her five siblings and attended the local
schools. After high school, she found work through various jobs including the Soo Line railroad. Through most of her children's younger years she was a homemaker.
In her free time, Joyce enjoyed vacationing, swimming in the river, and getting together with her friends..
Survivors include her sister Barb McCormick, children: Ann (Jeff) Schultz and Daniel Dekay of Stevens Point. Her granddaughter, Megan Schultz and great granddaughter, Mia Hall. She is also survived by great nieces and nephews and great great nieces and nephews.
Joyce was proceeded in death by her husband John Dekay, her parents, 1 sister and 2 brothers.
Private family services will be held at a later date.
Pisarski Funeral Homes are honored to be serving the family. For online condolences please visit
www.pisarskifuneralhome.com
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Phil J Janowski

March 19, 2024

Ann, Jeffrey, Daniel, Megan and Mia and Mrs McCormick. My heartfelt sincere condolences to the loss of Joyce. Alot of great memories and knowledge gained about the history of the area and the island where the transmission line and cabin is located from corresponding with Joyce and her late sister Betty when they would have me do TV antenna work or minor electrical work at the house in the park (Bukolt Park) in Stevens Point, WI. It was a real pleasure to talk with them and get pictures of when the Wisconsin River Stevens Point Flowage was lowered in August of 2008 for repairs to the dam a true wealth of knowledge. May God rest her soul. I will remember her in my prayers. Phil J Janowski, Town of Hull, Portage County, WI

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