Joseph Kremer

Born in Dubuque, IA
Born on Apr 8, 1950
Departed on Dec 28, 2014

Sarah and Jessica, I want to express my sincere sympathy with you. I know how difficult this time is for you, and wish you and your family comfort. I remember having a sleepover with you Sarah and your Dad made us chocolate milk by mixing chocolate milk with white milk. Sounds funny, I know, but it stuck in my head! Probably because my dad did that too. Anyway, please know that you are in my thoughts. Your friend, Cathi

Thinking of all of you at this difficult time. It is so hard to lose a parent, but the fun memories, and everything your Dad taught you will be with you always. What a smile your Dad has, and it can be seen in his kids and grandkids! Sincerely, Christy

Jessica, thinking of you and your family at this time of sorrow. It's tough losing a parent, but he's no longer in pain and in a better place.

God Norma I couldn't believe it! I saw you guys get together, before, during and blessedly, after! y prayers are with you!

Jessica, I know this is a very sad time for you. It is so hard to lose a parent. It is like there is a big hole in your heart. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know.

Norma, Kay let me know that your husband passed away. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Dear my family, We lost an amazing person! I love you and am thinking of you while I can not be there with you. Love, Elaine Link

Rayline, Robert, Jessica, Sara. My heart pains for you all for the lose of your father Joe to soon in life as I lose your grandfather my father Donald Kremer to soon. I just wanted to Share with you all the acknowledgment and spoken words of your fathers pride of each of you. He may have not done everything right, but he dearly love each one of you in a deep heart felt way that bring such joy to my heart. I wanted to tell you that he will always be with you and that the pain and lose you feel now will always be with you but in time it will ease some but will never completely go away. I know it is hard to understand all of the hurt and pain but it will for ever mold you into the already awsome adults you each have become. I realize that it is hard to reach out to family and friends but I'm always just a phone call or text away. I beg of you to call if you ever need me. sincerely Aunt Deb