1953
Glenn
2021
Glenn Kwiatkowski
December 19, 1953 — February 8, 2021
Glenn Joseph Kwiatkowski, 67, passed away February 8, 2021. He is the loving husband of Pamela (Zawicki), loving father of Stephanie (Greg) Schmit, Stephen Kwiatkowski, and Janice Kwiatkowski. Glenn is the loving grandpa of Jake and Lily. He is the loving son of deceased parents, Stanley and Charlotte (Haduch) Kwiatkowski and the loving brother of Kenneth (Kathy) Kwiatkowski, Dennis (Marlene) Kwiatkowski, Donna Kordik (the late August Kordik), Kevinn (Chris) Kwiatkowski, and Dean (Joyce) Kwiatkowski. He will also be missed by many nieces and nephews.
Glenn was born in Chicago, IL and grew up first in Portage Park and then Des Plaines, IL. He graduated from DePaul University where he met his wife, Pam. They married in 1977 and first resided in Roselle, IL and Schaumburg, IL for over 20 years. He, his wife and children have resided in Crystal Lake, IL for the next 20 years. He was a software consultant and Director of Alliances for the majority of his life.
At an early age Glenn developed a love of cars, starting from Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars and as he grew up he loved the muscle cars of the 70’s and 80’s. He loved all types of outdoor sports: water skiing, golfing, 16 inch men’s softball and riding bikes with his children when they were young through Grey Farm Park in Schaumburg every weekend during the summer months. As his children grew up he became more involved in their participation of sports. He coached Steve and Steph in soccer, and Janice in her many years of pitching in softball from Schaumburg AA softball through high school.
His musical tastes ranged from The Who, Guess Who, The Doobie Brothers, Styx, and many other classic rock bands from the 60’s and 70’s. His taste in movies and TV ranged from Disaster movies such as Volcano, Day After Tomorrow, Jaws, the Godfather series, Lethal Weapon, the Rocky series, Indiana Jones and especially old time Westerns with John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. There wasn’t an episode of NCIS that he missed and would watch re-runs time and time again. He lived out his love of cars by watching the MECUM auto auctions and his dream was to always own a muscle car.
He enjoyed the many family vacations from Disney World, Hilton Head, and Arizona and the Grand Canyon.
He will always be greatly missed, live forever in our hearts and memories, and as the verse from “God Saw He Was Getting Tired” “God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best”. Glenn was the best husband, father, and grandpa anyone would want. God Speed, Glenn, WE LOVE YOU!
Visitation will be Friday February 12, 2021 from 3:00pm until 9:00pm at The Countryside Funeral Homes and Crematory, 333 South Roselle Rd., Roselle. Funeral Saturday 10:15am prayers at the funeral home to St. Marcelline Catholic Church for Mass at 11:00am. Following Mass cremation will be private at The Countryside Crematory. Info www.countrysidefuneralhomes.com or (630)529-5751
Glenn was born in Chicago, IL and grew up first in Portage Park and then Des Plaines, IL. He graduated from DePaul University where he met his wife, Pam. They married in 1977 and first resided in Roselle, IL and Schaumburg, IL for over 20 years. He, his wife and children have resided in Crystal Lake, IL for the next 20 years. He was a software consultant and Director of Alliances for the majority of his life.
At an early age Glenn developed a love of cars, starting from Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars and as he grew up he loved the muscle cars of the 70’s and 80’s. He loved all types of outdoor sports: water skiing, golfing, 16 inch men’s softball and riding bikes with his children when they were young through Grey Farm Park in Schaumburg every weekend during the summer months. As his children grew up he became more involved in their participation of sports. He coached Steve and Steph in soccer, and Janice in her many years of pitching in softball from Schaumburg AA softball through high school.
His musical tastes ranged from The Who, Guess Who, The Doobie Brothers, Styx, and many other classic rock bands from the 60’s and 70’s. His taste in movies and TV ranged from Disaster movies such as Volcano, Day After Tomorrow, Jaws, the Godfather series, Lethal Weapon, the Rocky series, Indiana Jones and especially old time Westerns with John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. There wasn’t an episode of NCIS that he missed and would watch re-runs time and time again. He lived out his love of cars by watching the MECUM auto auctions and his dream was to always own a muscle car.
He enjoyed the many family vacations from Disney World, Hilton Head, and Arizona and the Grand Canyon.
He will always be greatly missed, live forever in our hearts and memories, and as the verse from “God Saw He Was Getting Tired” “God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best”. Glenn was the best husband, father, and grandpa anyone would want. God Speed, Glenn, WE LOVE YOU!
Visitation will be Friday February 12, 2021 from 3:00pm until 9:00pm at The Countryside Funeral Homes and Crematory, 333 South Roselle Rd., Roselle. Funeral Saturday 10:15am prayers at the funeral home to St. Marcelline Catholic Church for Mass at 11:00am. Following Mass cremation will be private at The Countryside Crematory. Info www.countrysidefuneralhomes.com or (630)529-5751
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