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1951 - 2009
Joseph Walter Jerawski at the age of 58 passed away on Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at the Kerrville Texas VA hospital. He was born on Aug. 06, 1951 in Olney, Illinois to Edward and Joyce Jerawski. Joseph served in the U.S. Marines from 1972 until 1973. He worked as a truck driver and a roofer after he got out of the military until he became disabled. Joseph lived in Boerne for a couple of years with friends.
Joseph is survived by his parents Edward and Joyce Jerawski of Warren, MI and many other family members and friends who love him will miss him.
Burial will be held at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio Texas at a later date.
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There are currently 2 condolences.
Victoria Garayo
westcoast1150@yahoo.com
Monday December 21, 2009 at
4:50 PM
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My condolences to the Jerawski family on the passing of their son Joseph the father of my daughter.
He may rest in peace.
With Love
Victoria
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Michale Jerawski
Monday December 21, 2009 at
3:46 PM
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I am Joseph's only daughter, I think. Besides my grandparents, I dont know if he ever had mentioned it, which is not his fault. I was never close to Joseph seeing that my mom separated from him when I was a baby. I had met him throughout the years growing up and at age 18 I asked him to cease all communication with me and he respected my wishes. Two weeks ago, I thought of maybe contacting him. Today as I was writing out my xmas cards and got to my grandparents card I decided I wanted to enclose a letter for Joseph letting him know he had two beautiful granddaughters ages 5 and 6, who look identical to me as a baby and child and although I would never let him meet them, I figured he could imagine them my closing his eyes. I happen to search his name on the internet, which I do once in awhile to find out of his wellness, but today was different, and it just happened last week. Not to my surprise I always knew that the internet would be the only way to find out of his passing. My condolences go out to his girlfriend and his friends. I always told myself that I would never shed a single tear but to the contradictory I felt so overwhelmed since I had not yet sent the letter or had any type of closure. Speaking with his father, he informed me that he did tell Joseph of his grandchildren, which I hope made him happy. I am sure that he made his peace with God and is in peace after all the years of his emotional suffering as a young boy to his physical suffering until he died. Joseph was never physically nor emotionally around as a father, how could he? I believe that he is looking down and watching over me and my family now. I never hated you dad, I was more scared and sad for you. I cant imagine all the suffering from rejection, including mine, you endured. I am so sorry. Goodbye Joseph.
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