John Cwiklinski

John Dennis Cwiklinski

55, of Lowell, IN passed away July 4th in his home in Newcastle, WY after a 4 year battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife, Tracy; daughters, Emily (Ryan) Centanni, Alexis (Steven) Beseke; stepchildren, Larry (Vanessa) Shindle, Kayle (Eric) Fischer; grandchildren, Gideon Lea, Lillian Shindle, Roland Beseke, Millie Centanni; mother, Antoinette Cwiklinski; siblings, Christine Wells, Michael Cwiklinski; many nieces, nephews and dear friends.

John was an avid hunter who became a legend in his own time. His passion for the sport was contagious and he was always eager to guide and teach anyone who wanted to learn his skills. John very much loved his family and friends and was always excited to host gatherings at his home to share love and laughter with all. Being a grandpa was his biggest honor of all. He retired from the Chicago Stamping Plant after 30 years of service so that he could spend as much time with his loved ones during his 4 year battle with cancer. He fought courageously and never complained, living every day to its fullest. John left such a strong impact on so many, he will forever be missed, but his humor and the memories created will make us all smile in our hearts.

Cremation will precede Visitation, Saturday, July 20th from 2-6PM at Sheets Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 604 E. Commercial Ave, Lowell, IN 46356. www.sheetsfuneral.com

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