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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Joseph Kapish, 69 years old, born on January 19, 1947, and passed away on March 20, 2016. We will remember him forever.
Hope all is well upstairs. It will not be long before all of us will be together again! It is a mess down here. Guide and protect us from your heavenly perch!
I will meet you in the penthouse when my time down here runs out. You are missed here by many. Your memory is always cherished and remembered here on Earth. Rest in peace, dear friend!
Many of us miss you. You brought smiles into our lives, and a unique insight into what each of us went through each and every day. I am sure we will meet again and laugh again. I am giving you the "Hi" sign from down here ! I hope you are having a wonderful time in that fine palace above!
Joe always brought a smile to my face when I was lucky enough to be in his company. We remembered our childhoods, and laughed out loud! Joe left us at a young age, but his memories will return to us forever. Until me meet again friend!
My heart broken without you. Even tho you are gone you still continue to take care of me. No gift to give today....no card that says "with love", Only my hope that you can still hear me say....Happy Father's Day to my Husband, my friend......love & miss you always.....<3
Joey, I have many fond memories of you, not the least of which, is that memory of you listening to "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" until it was worn out...lol...and your nickname for me "Annie", that not many people know...Happy Father's Day in Heaven Joey, and please tell my Dad the same...Rest in Peace....xoxoxoxo
Uncle Joe I will always remember how you shared early memories of my childhood "the floater" and "Donner". I remember when you would come over to the house in your Army outfit. Oh and when Grandma called asked if you were in the house , " no Grandma Joes not in the house, as you were sitting in the kitchen at Central Ave.... Rest Warm.
Daddy,I miss you everyday. We kept each other company all the time while I was stuck at home and usually we laughed about things and how stupid most people were(laughing). Lots of memories Love you
It's weird but the one thing that keeps playing in my head is being really little and every time we walked to Main Street we'd stop by the side of the post office where you worked and you'd be up in the top window and would always throw me down a candy bar.I don't know why that's the one thing I keep thinking of but it is.Love and miss you dad.Or "Nat" as I called you back then.
One of a kind. Joe and I laughed and shared the same memories about growing up in a time where you were able to do simple things and get the greatest joy from them. We didn't need money.......we had fun. The magic of that time has disappeared from every day life. But, we who remember will always carry that magic in our hearts,wherever we go. Memories can never be stolen, and our generation had them by the millions. rest in peace friend..........until we laugh again!
Hope all is well upstairs. It will not be long before all of us will be together again! It is a mess down here. Guide and protect us from your heavenly perch!