James J . Broski, 77, of Aurora, passed away January 1, 2020, surrounded by his family and loved ones. He was born on August 10, 1942 the son of Joseph F. and Mary (Popp) Broski in Aurora, Illinois.
Jim was a participant of Keeler and Thompson Center for 20 plus years where he experienced many happy times. James enjoyed having coffee with Ann and Pat and spending time with Dolores who rewarded him with cookies and made special memories for him. He could always count on his friend, Manny to also share happy times with him. Always special to James was Mary Ann who always made sure he had many goodies.
James was preceded in death by his parents Mary (Popp) and Joseph Broski; grandparents; three Aunts; two Uncles; and several cousins.
Jim was a participant of Keeler and Thompson Center for 20 plus years where he experienced many happy times. James enjoyed having coffee with Ann and Pat and spending time with Dolores who rewarded him with cookies and made special memories for him. He could always count on his friend, Manny to also share happy times with him. Always special to James was Mary Ann who always made sure he had many goodies.
James was preceded in death by his parents Mary (Popp) and Joseph Broski; grandparents; three Aunts; two Uncles; and several cousins.
James J . Broski, 77, of Aurora, passed away January 1, 2020, surrounded by his family and loved ones. He was born on August 10, 1942 the son of Joseph F. and Mary (Popp) Broski in Aurora, Illinois.
Jim was a participant of Keeler and Thompson Center for 20 plus years where he experienced many happy times. James enjoyed having coffee with Ann and Pat and spending time with Dolores who rewarded him with cookies and made special memories for him. He could always count on his friend, Manny to also share happy times with him. Always special to James was Mary Ann who always made sure he had many goodies.
James was preceded in death by his parents Mary (Popp) and Joseph Broski; grandparents; three Aunts; two Uncles; and several cousins.
Jim was a participant of Keeler and Thompson Center for 20 plus years where he experienced many happy times. James enjoyed having coffee with Ann and Pat and spending time with Dolores who rewarded him with cookies and made special memories for him. He could always count on his friend, Manny to also share happy times with him. Always special to James was Mary Ann who always made sure he had many goodies.
James was preceded in death by his parents Mary (Popp) and Joseph Broski; grandparents; three Aunts; two Uncles; and several cousins.
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