Obituary for Joseph Stanley Ostrowski Jr.
Joseph S. Ostrowski, Jr., 70, of Robesonia, passed away peacefully at Reading Hospital, following a lengthy illness. Born in West Reading, he was the only child of the late Ella (Troutman) and Joseph S. Ostrowski, Sr.
A graduate of Wilson High School, Joe joined the US Navy, serving in Iceland from 1969-1972. He then worked as a meter reader and dispatcher for UGI, Reading, retiring in 2006. As a young man, Joe loved the outdoors, hunting, fishing and hiking not only here in Berks County, but also in the Blue Mountains of Tioga County, a place he held close to his heart.
He was the quintessential “Good Samaritan,” always going above and beyond to help others in need. Joe had a tremendously positive outlook on life, and seemed to get along with everyone. He will be dearly missed.
Joe is survived by his three sons: Alex, Robesonia; Peter, Schuylkill Haven; and Robert, Bernville; as well as the true light of his life, his precious granddaughter Naomi.
Services will be held at a later date, at the convenience of his family. At Joe’s request, this will be a rip-snorting party to truly celebrate his passing into another world.
“Not gone or forgotten, just a change over for a short time. Please smile, as there is nothing to cry about, honest. I love you all. Especially my sons & parents!”
Kuhn Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc., Temple, is assisting Joe’s family. Condolences may be expressed at www.kuhnfuneralhomes.com.
A graduate of Wilson High School, Joe joined the US Navy, serving in Iceland from 1969-1972. He then worked as a meter reader and dispatcher for UGI, Reading, retiring in 2006. As a young man, Joe loved the outdoors, hunting, fishing and hiking not only here in Berks County, but also in the Blue Mountains of Tioga County, a place he held close to his heart.
He was the quintessential “Good Samaritan,” always going above and beyond to help others in need. Joe had a tremendously positive outlook on life, and seemed to get along with everyone. He will be dearly missed.
Joe is survived by his three sons: Alex, Robesonia; Peter, Schuylkill Haven; and Robert, Bernville; as well as the true light of his life, his precious granddaughter Naomi.
Services will be held at a later date, at the convenience of his family. At Joe’s request, this will be a rip-snorting party to truly celebrate his passing into another world.
“Not gone or forgotten, just a change over for a short time. Please smile, as there is nothing to cry about, honest. I love you all. Especially my sons & parents!”
Kuhn Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc., Temple, is assisting Joe’s family. Condolences may be expressed at www.kuhnfuneralhomes.com.