We only new John and Kim for a short time when they lived across the street in Mukwonago in 2009. Sometimes we all would sit at the Cabana around pool.
After that first day I felt I knew him all of my life. His kindness, AMAZING sense of humor and strength touched all of us. He became a very good friend in such a short time. John loved his family, friends and neighbors very much. He enjoyed helping others with anything and would make you laugh when you were down. I remember one time he came over late and said, "let's go Christmas shopping at Walmart and let's have some fun", at midnight. We did and we had a great time. The sales people loved John, too. Even though he was in pain we found gifts for our families.
For anybody who knew John, his strength was his sense of humor and helping others.
I will miss his advice and kindness but most of all...his strength and sense of humor. John is in Heaven cracking jokes and making the Lord laugh.
God Bless Kim and family.
~ Steven Wilson,
New Berlin, WI, WI
Dad,
We will hold tight our many fond memories of you forever. Requiescat in pace.
Love,
Dan
~ Dan Nalepinski,
West Bend, WI
Dan and Colleen, Our deepest sympathies to you all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the Nalepinski family.
Love
~ Uncle Jeff and Aunty Gina,
North Prairie, WI
We will hold tight our many fond memories of you forever, Dad. Requiescat in pace.
Love, Dan
~ Dan,
West Bend, WI
