Obit Entry

Sincere condolences. I believe Jack worked with my father, Ramon Keller. May he Rest In Peace. I am sorry for your loss.

I was surprised and saddened to learn about Joe. I have known Joe, Kathy and the whole family for almost 50 years. Joe was a kind and friendly guy. He will be missed by many of us.

I first met Joe when he was a patient of mine at Columbia St Mary's a few years ago. Although I had known Kathy for quite some time by then, I had never met Joe. He was very quick to ask me if I knew Kathy, and went on to tell me what a great

My memories of Mike and Joey are mostly over four years in school. All good memories. I left Milwaukee years ago, but I’ve never forgotten people. Mike, my heart’s heavy for you over your loss. God bless you and memories of Joey.

Kathy, My family and I continue to wrap you in love and send you all the healing thoughts to guide you through this difficult time. You are not alone, and you are loved!

Dear Kathy, my heart is heavy for you Please know how much Joe was loved and I always use to love seeing his friendly face when I’d come into Zaffiros. Such a nice man. Courage to you and the family. (imagine seeing Tommy right above Joe.) It all saddens me. Be well.

I remember when he used to live at fox croft, he was kind of creeping people out not going to lie.

Joe! “What the Fock!” Among many fun things over the years, you were the one who made me a fan of Art Kumbalek, eagerly waiting for each week’s Shepherd! R.I.P. See you at the next tavern!

Joey , we had some great times together my friend you will be missed love ya brother RIP!!

I didn’t know Joe for longer than 8 months, but every time I stepped out my back door I was reassured to see him and his giant headphones, just relaxing in the summer sun which always made me smile. I feel privileged to have known Joe, even shortly, and his insatiable love for life, his