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Jack Marcoline
January 25, 2024
Dear Klimaitis family just heard about your Dad. Haven't seen him in over 50 years but thought of him often. Your Dad and I had some good times in Hickory Hills making wine and beer and talking over the fence. He was a fantastic guy and will be missed. Jack and Judy Marcoline, Minonk Il.
Dave and Sue
January 21, 2024
To the Klimaitis family, we are so very sorry for your loss.
Paul Dytrych
January 20, 2024
Truly sad to hear. It breaks the heart. His journey is ended. A new beginning awaits. There are no words to heal the pain, but thinking of his laughter and his smile may help. Celebrate a life well lived. Look forward to the time when you can all be reunited. He is preparing the way.
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