Joseph M. "Joe" Brisinte, Jr. of Marinette, Wisconsin passed away peacefully on September 6, 2023 after a brief illness following open heart surgery in April. Joe was born on November 30, 1941 to Joseph and Ethel (Laabs) Brisinte.
He worked for 40 years at Kimberly Clark. Joe truly enjoyed retirement. He loved classic cars, playing cards, his daily mall walks, having coffee with his buddies, feeding all the critters at his house and telling funny stories.
Joe is survived by his wife of 56 years, Helen "Pidge" (Behnke) Brisinte;
two children: Christopher (Brenda) Brisinte of Howard, Wisconsin and Jodi Brisinte of De Pere, Wisconsin;
and one granddaughter Bianca Brisinte of Whitewater, Wisconsin.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Franklin.
Joe cherished his family and was so proud of his children and granddaughter. Joe will be remembered as a great husband, father and loyal friend. He always told his family that love is a tickling sensation of the heart that can't be scratched. You have tickled our hearts forever Dad, and we love you.
In keeping with his wishes, a private ceremony will be held at Forest Home Mausoleum.
©The Hansen-Onion-Martell funeral home notice
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He worked for 40 years at Kimberly Clark. Joe truly enjoyed retirement. He loved classic cars, playing cards, his daily mall walks, having coffee with his buddies, feeding all the critters at his house and telling funny stories.
Joe is survived by his wife of 56 years, Helen "Pidge" (Behnke) Brisinte;
two children: Christopher (Brenda) Brisinte of Howard, Wisconsin and Jodi Brisinte of De Pere, Wisconsin;
and one granddaughter Bianca Brisinte of Whitewater, Wisconsin.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Franklin.
Joe cherished his family and was so proud of his children and granddaughter. Joe will be remembered as a great husband, father and loyal friend. He always told his family that love is a tickling sensation of the heart that can't be scratched. You have tickled our hearts forever Dad, and we love you.
In keeping with his wishes, a private ceremony will be held at Forest Home Mausoleum.
©The Hansen-Onion-Martell funeral home notice
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Joseph M. "Joe" Brisinte, Jr. of Marinette, Wisconsin passed away peacefully on September 6, 2023 after a brief illness following open heart surgery in April. Joe was born on November 30, 1941 to Joseph and Ethel (Laabs) Brisinte.
He worked for 40 years at Kimberly Clark. Joe truly enjoyed retirement. He loved classic cars, playing cards, his daily mall walks, having coffee with his buddies, feeding all the critters at his house and telling funny stories.
Joe is survived by his wife of 56 years, Helen "Pidge" (Behnke) Brisinte;
two children: Christopher (Brenda) Brisinte of Howard, Wisconsin and Jodi Brisinte of De Pere, Wisconsin;
and one granddaughter Bianca Brisinte of Whitewater, Wisconsin.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Franklin.
Joe cherished his family and was so proud of his children and granddaughter. Joe will be remembered as a great husband, father and loyal friend. He always told his family that love is a tickling sensation of the heart that can't be scratched. You have tickled our hearts forever Dad, and we love you.
In keeping with his wishes, a private ceremony will be held at Forest Home Mausoleum.
©The Hansen-Onion-Martell funeral home notice
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He worked for 40 years at Kimberly Clark. Joe truly enjoyed retirement. He loved classic cars, playing cards, his daily mall walks, having coffee with his buddies, feeding all the critters at his house and telling funny stories.
Joe is survived by his wife of 56 years, Helen "Pidge" (Behnke) Brisinte;
two children: Christopher (Brenda) Brisinte of Howard, Wisconsin and Jodi Brisinte of De Pere, Wisconsin;
and one granddaughter Bianca Brisinte of Whitewater, Wisconsin.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Franklin.
Joe cherished his family and was so proud of his children and granddaughter. Joe will be remembered as a great husband, father and loyal friend. He always told his family that love is a tickling sensation of the heart that can't be scratched. You have tickled our hearts forever Dad, and we love you.
In keeping with his wishes, a private ceremony will be held at Forest Home Mausoleum.
©The Hansen-Onion-Martell funeral home notice
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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