Joseph "Joe" Mary Abrego, of Albert Lea, MN was 66 years of age when he passed away at Thorne Crest Senior Living Community. He is preceded in death by his parents, Manual and Mathilda (Garcia) Abrego; mother and father in-law, Orlyn and Irene Slinde; son in-law, John Brabec; siblings, Manual "Lupe" Abrego, Sarah Berara, and a brother in infancy, Martin.
Joe worked at Universal Cooperative; later at Streaters as a press operater, until 2014 when he retired. Aside from work, Joe enjoyed fishing, garage sales, and cheering on his Minnesota Vikings and Twins. His family was always most important to him, especially his treasured grandchildren, whom his life centered around. He will be remembered as a hardworking man with a big heart that enjoyed keeping life fun by playing jokes on everyone. He will be deeply missed.
Adapted from full tribute published on
Bonnerup Funeral Services website
Joe worked at Universal Cooperative; later at Streaters as a press operater, until 2014 when he retired. Aside from work, Joe enjoyed fishing, garage sales, and cheering on his Minnesota Vikings and Twins. His family was always most important to him, especially his treasured grandchildren, whom his life centered around. He will be remembered as a hardworking man with a big heart that enjoyed keeping life fun by playing jokes on everyone. He will be deeply missed.
Adapted from full tribute published on
Bonnerup Funeral Services website
Joseph "Joe" Mary Abrego, of Albert Lea, MN was 66 years of age when he passed away at Thorne Crest Senior Living Community. He is preceded in death by his parents, Manual and Mathilda (Garcia) Abrego; mother and father in-law, Orlyn and Irene Slinde; son in-law, John Brabec; siblings, Manual "Lupe" Abrego, Sarah Berara, and a brother in infancy, Martin.
Joe worked at Universal Cooperative; later at Streaters as a press operater, until 2014 when he retired. Aside from work, Joe enjoyed fishing, garage sales, and cheering on his Minnesota Vikings and Twins. His family was always most important to him, especially his treasured grandchildren, whom his life centered around. He will be remembered as a hardworking man with a big heart that enjoyed keeping life fun by playing jokes on everyone. He will be deeply missed.
Adapted from full tribute published on
Bonnerup Funeral Services website
Joe worked at Universal Cooperative; later at Streaters as a press operater, until 2014 when he retired. Aside from work, Joe enjoyed fishing, garage sales, and cheering on his Minnesota Vikings and Twins. His family was always most important to him, especially his treasured grandchildren, whom his life centered around. He will be remembered as a hardworking man with a big heart that enjoyed keeping life fun by playing jokes on everyone. He will be deeply missed.
Adapted from full tribute published on
Bonnerup Funeral Services website
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