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02/27/2026

Isobel "Tinker" Kennedy

Isobel "Tinker" Kennedy, 77, passed away on January 29, 2026, in New York City, New York.

Born on June 4, 1948, in Kew Gardens, New York, Isobel lived a remarkable life defined by her trailblazing career, unwavering faith, and deep commitment to fairness and generosity. A graduate of the City University of New York/Baruch College with a Bachelor of Science in Finance, Isobel broke barriers as one of the first female municipal bond traders on Wall Street. Her long and successful career was marked not only by professional excellence but also by her dedication to advocating for the rights of working women. She never forgot her roots nor her parents' Davenport roots, and used her knowledge to empower others. She became a skilled mentor of finance and the workings of financial markets. Isobel's passions extended far beyond her career.

She was an avid reader who sought truth and championed the underdog in all aspects of life. Her relentless engagement with politics and financial markets reflected her sharp intellect and commitment to making a difference. Immensely faithful to her Roman Catholic tradition, Isobel's spirituality was a cornerstone of her life. Known for her originality and free spirit, Isobel was deeply loved by her family and friends. She was generous not only to those close to her but also to many who may never have known the extent of her kindness. Her legacy as a fierce advocate for justice and truth will continue to inspire those who knew her.

Isobel is survived by her four siblings: Elizabeth "Widge" Arts (David) of Oak Brook, Illinois; Henry "Hal" J. Kennedy (Laura) of Staten Island, New York; Kateri Tekakwitha "Teri" Kennedy of New York City, New York; and Annice "Muffie" Kennedy-Hanlon (Daniel) of La Grange, Illinois. In addition, she is survived by her many "munchkins" - her nieces and nephews: Peter Arts/Linda; Katherine Mooney/James; Margaret Fantasia/Anthony; Elizabeth Vitek/Nicholas; Lindsay Hyland/Patrick; Julia Kennedy; Claire Joslyn/Nate.; Patrick Hanlon/Savanna; Sarah Hanlon/Jenna; James Hanlon/Shelbi. Also Tinker had the love of her many Toher/Stafford/Kuriger cousins.

She now joins her parents, Donald B. and Katherine F. Kennedy (Toher), along with many beloved aunts and uncles.

May Isobel's memory serve as a source of comfort and inspiration to all who had the privilege of knowing her.

A Funeral Mass will be held on March 28, 2026, at 11:00 AM at St. Alphonsus Church, 2618 Boies Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. Committal Service after the Mass at Holy Family Cemetery Davenport, Iowa. Halligan-McCabe-Devries Funeral Home is assisting with arrangements.

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02/26/2026

Brian Paul Webb

Brian Paul Webb, 57, of Davenport, passed away on February 23, 2026, at his home after battling a brief illness. Per his wishes, cremation has taken place. A memorial visitation will be held from 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at the Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to King's Harvest No Kill Shelter.

Brian was born on April 3, 1968, in Davenport. He graduated from Davenport West High School. He worked as a tool and die maker for 20 years at Douglas Machine and most recently at Eaton. In 2013, he was united in marriage to the love of his life, Mindy Cook.

Brian loved racing and took pride in his racing car. He was a proficient tinker and could fix just about anything that involved cars. Brian was an animal lover and even adopted four of his own. Above all else, Brian loved his family.

Those left to honor his memory include his mother, Honey (Mike) Ziemann; father, Gary Webb (Vicki); sisters, Brandy Ziemann and Jenna Webb (Bryant); brother, Gary William (Robin) Webb; aunts, Charlene, Marlene, Sharon, Debbie, Linda and Kathy; Uncles, Steve and Robert; nieces and nephews, Wyatt, Jasmyn, Taylynn and Cy; several close cousins, and two honorary sisters, Valerie Ehlers and Leslie Ehlers.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Mindy; sister, Karey Ann, and stepmother, Cynthia Webb.

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02/26/2026

Julie Jurkowski Keller

Julie Jurkowski-Keller, 64, of Davenport, passed away on Thursday, February 26, 2026, at MercyOne Genesis, Davenport. Cremation has been accorded and a celebration of her life will be held from 4-6 pm on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, at the Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home, Davenport. Memorials may be made to Ruff Life Dog Rescue of Illowa.

Julie Ann Wehde was born February 20, 1962, in Maquoketa, to David “Frederick” and Sheryl Ann (Dodds) Wehde. She was united in marriage to Dwight Keller in 2019 at the Vineyard Church in Davenport and he preceded her in death in 2021.

She was a veteran of the Air Force.

Prior to her retirement she had been an IT Consultant for the Stefanini Group. She had also worked at the Arsenal in the mid 90’s.

A breast cancer survivor, she faced life’s challenges with determination and resolve. Known for her stubborn streak, it was that same steadfast spirit that carried her through difficult times.

She was generous with her time and always willing to lend a helping hand. Her greatest joy was spending time with her grandsons, whom she adored beyond measure. Their laughter and company brought her immeasurable happiness, and she cherished every moment they spent together.

Survivors include her beloved sons, Bob (Kelsey) Jurkowski of Bettendorf and John (fiancée Anna Sebastian) Jurkowski of Elwood, IA; grandsons, Jack, Wyatt, and Theo Jurkowski; and beloved boxer service dog, Duke.

Additionally, she was preceded in death by her mother Sheryl Fletcher, father Frederick Wehde, and brothers David and Richard Wehde.

Julie's last words were “I love you Jack, don't cry, I'm so happy to be your grandma and I'll always love you and your brothers”.

Dear Jesus, I pray that you watch over my babies.

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02/26/2026

Kerry Beyer

Kerry John Beyer, of Davenport, Iowa, passed away on February 23, 2026 surrounded by the love of his family.

Funeral services and Mass of Christian Burial for Kerry will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 3, 2026 at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, 4097 – 18th Street, Bettendorf. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Davenport. Visitation will be held from 4 until 6 p.m. Monday at the Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home, Davenport. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the St. Joan of Arc Foundation (New Bettendorf Catholic School) or Hand-in-Hand.

Kerry was born on August 5, 1956 in Moline, a son of John M. “Jack” and Eloise M. (Coughlin) Beyer. He graduated from Assumption High School and attended St. Ambrose University before starting his professional life leading Beyer & Company Investments, the brokerage firm his grandfather founded. He carried on the family legacy with dedication, integrity, and a deep commitment to his clients. In the last four years of his career, he brought his decades of expertise to Morgan Stanley, where, with the help of Trevor Fennelly, he continued serving clients with the same passion, intensity, and work ethic that defined his life.

Outside of work, Kerry proudly referred to himself as the “winningest little league coach in Iowa.” Whether or not the record books confirm it, his players and their families knew his competitive spirit, larger-than-life personality, and belief in his teams made him unforgettable. He was a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan who celebrated every win as if he were on the roster himself.

Kerry loved adventure—especially when it meant time with family. From magical trips to Disney to unforgettable journeys to Jackson Hole, he made sure everyone was spoiled and every memory was special. He believed life was meant to be lived fully, loudly, and together.

Passionate and outspoken, Kerry never shied away from saying what was on his mind. His spirited nature even once earned him a ban from a local Maid-Rite—but those who knew him best understood that behind the bold voice was a huge and generous heart. Kerry quietly helped many people in need, often without recognition or fanfare.

His favorite saying summed up his heart perfectly: “CWAGA — Can’t We All Get Along.” Beneath the competitive fire and booming voice was a man who truly wanted peace, fairness, and goodwill for everyone.

Kerry will be remembered for his fierce loyalty, his humor, his competitive edge, and the deep love he had for his family. His presence was unmistakable, his impact lasting, and his absence will be deeply felt by all who knew and loved him.

Kerry is survived by his loving sisters: Laura Sandoval, Amy Phillips, Wendy (Jim) Smith, Linda “Kiki” (Todd) Hopkins, and Jacki “Bubby” (John) Mravinac. He was a proud and devoted brother, and nothing meant more to him than his sisters and his nieces and nephews, who brought him endless joy.

He was preceded in death by his parents. May they all rest in eternal peace.

Be good my friend.

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02/25/2026

Gerald Peters Sr.

Gerald “Jerry” Peters, Sr, 83, of Davenport, passed away Sunday, February 22, 2026, at home surrounded by his family. Cremation has been accorded and a celebration of his life will be held from 12-4pm on Friday, February 27, 2026, at Keppy Hall at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds.

Gerald Louis Peters was born April 2, 1942, in Davenport, to Herbert Delmar and Katherine Annetta (Harter) Peters. He was united in marriage to Barbara Lee DeVore on September 2, 1961, in Davenport. She preceded him in death on January 23, 2024.

Prior to his retirement, he had been a supervisor for Murray’s Warehouse for many years. He then went to work as a salesman for Valley Bolt before retiring for good.

Jerry had a great sense of humor and enjoyed watching westerns, cowboy movies, and the Three Stooges.

Those left to honor his memory include his children and their spouses Gerald (Navis) Peters Jr, Teresa (Jack) Hayes all of Davenport, Thomas (Linda) Peters of Eldridge, Keli (Dan) Gillum of Davenport, Douglas (Jennifer) Peters of Eldridge, Anthony (Ami) Peters of Davenport; a host of grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren; siblings Stanley Peters, Dolly (Melvin) Grubbs, Mary (Mike) Gillespie, Ray Peters, and Katherine Jacobs.

Additionally, he was preceded in death by sons Timmy and Tom, sisters Phyllis Willers and Irene Bell, and brothers Wayne “Bill”, Herbert Jr, Donald, Robert Sr, Kenneth “Butch”, and Harley “Jim” Peters. May they rest in peace.

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02/24/2026

Richard Lee Anderson

Richard Lee Anderson, 69, of Davenport, passed away on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, at MercyOne Genesis East Hospital. Per his wishes, cremation has taken place.

Richard was born on September 29, 1956, in Iowa. He was married to Donna Suonen. He loved watching movies and listening to church music. Richard was a devoted family man and always put them first. He was the type of man who loved to be around family and friends, just sitting around talking for hours.

Those left to honor his memory include his wife, Donna, and children, Matthew, Chris, and Kenneth.

He was preceded in death by his parents and friends.

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02/23/2026

Jeanette P. Carpenter

Jeanette Pauline Carpenter, 103, passed away peacefully on February 14, 2026, in Davenport, Iowa.

Born to John and Mattie Christen near Cedarville, Illinois, Jeanette moved with her family to Freeport, Illinois, at the age of six. She graduated from Freeport Senior High School in 1940 and began her professional journey at a local real estate agency — a start that grew into a distinguished career. She ultimately retired as Executive Officer of the Freeport-Galena Area Association of Realtors.

Jeanette was the heart of her family. She is lovingly remembered by her daughters, Christine Lorenz (Terry) of Lancaster, South Carolina, and Susan Stalder (Ron) of Davenport, Iowa; her grandchildren, Phillip Lorenz, Blake (Sarah) Stalder, Rachel (Sean) Click, and Troy (Danielle) Stalder; and her great-grandchildren, Nicholas, Oliver, Madison, and Julia.

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 69 years, Richard Carpenter, who passed away on October 13, 2019; her parents; her sisters, Kathleen Hancock and Irene Zimmerman; and her brother, Leonard Christen.

A woman of wide-ranging interests, Jeanette found joy in her garden and at the bridge table. She loved entertaining family and friends, expressed her creativity through art, and was an accomplished seamstress. She was a devoted member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Freeport.

Visitation will begin at 9:00 a.m., followed by a memorial service at 10:00 a.m., on May 30, 2026, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Freeport. Private interment for Richard and Jeanette will take place at Cedarville Cemetery in Cedarville, Illinois.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Stephenson County Historical Society, 1440 S. Carroll Ave., Freeport, IL.

The family wishes to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the staff of Senior Star Assisted Living in Davenport for their years of dedicated care, and to Heartland Hospice for their compassion and kindness during her final days.

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02/23/2026

Stephen T. Hahn Sr

Stephen “Steve” Hahn Sr, 76, of Davenport, passed away Friday, February 20, 2026, at his home following a brief illness. Per his request cremation has been accorded and a celebration of his life will be held at a later date. Memorials may be made to the family or Kings Harvest Pet Rescue.

Stephen Thomas Hahn was born June 28, 1949, in Davenport to Edward Randall and Elizabeth Mae (Matkovich) Hahn. He met his future wife Catherine “Cathie” Taylor when they were kids. Their paths crossed over the years until they finally decided it was meant to be and they were united in marriage on December 23, 1984.

Prior to his retirement, Steve had been the head of maintenance at the former Streiter Motor Company in Davenport.

To his family, he was quite simply the best husband in the world. He was the type of person to give you the shirt off his back and always placed the needs of others before his. He took great pride in caring for his grandchildren, finding joy in every moment spent with them and teaching by example the values of responsibility, patience, and love.

At home, he could often be found in his garage, happily working on projects and fixing items others had cast aside. He had a remarkable ability to see potential where others saw nothing, taking satisfaction in restoring, repairing, and making things useful again. His attention to detail extended outdoors as well, he was particular about his yard and always had the greenest lawn in the neighborhood.

Those left to honor his memory include his wife Cathie; children Mary Carlton, Steve Hahn Jr, Christine Hahn, all of Davenport, Michael Hahn of Coal Valley; grandchildren Kristofer (Brianna) Hashaway, Albert Coats III, Shantelle (Jake) Brooks; great grandchildren Kishawn Coats, Jeremiah and Aliyah Hashaway, and Robert and James Brooks; brothers Richard “Dick” Hahn of Cambridge, IL, and Edward (Candi) Hahn of Davenport; “sister” Eva Knepp; and best friend of over 40 years Ed (Barb) Bernauer.

He was preceded in death by his parents and sisters Margaret “Peggy” Hahn and Mary Jungjohann.

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02/22/2026

Frank Leonard Martel

Frank Leonard Martel, 88, of Davenport, passed away peacefully on February 20, 2026, at the Eagle Point Health Care Center, surrounded by his loving family.

A Visitation for Frank will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home, Davenport. Funeral services and Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Bettendorf. Burial will be at the Rock Island National Cemetery.

Born on November 25, 1937, to Augustine “Augie” and Helen Martel, in Moline, Illinois, Frank enjoyed a vibrant and fulfilling life. He was a 1955 graduate of Moline High School where he played Varsity Basketball and ran Track. He was also proud alumnus of Black Hawk and Drake University, where he pursued his education and showcased his athletic prowess by playing Varsity Basketball. After leaving Drake, he served two years in the United States Army before starting a long career at the Rock Island Arsenal.

Throughout his life, Frank's interests and hobbies reflected his enthusiasm for family and community. He played many years of softball, and was an active member of the Bettendorf Merchants Bowling League. He bowled for over sixty years, endearingly referring to himself as the "automatic" due to his ability to pick up spares consistently. He was also an enthusiastic participant in the Arsenal Golf League, celebrating a remarkable hole-in-one on Golfmohr's 12th hole in Hampton, Illinois, in 2011.

Frank volunteered for over twenty years at the John Deere Classic and Quad City Open, where he consistently followed his passion for golf. He found joy when he organized leagues for bowling and golf, fostering a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship among his peers.

Referred to by his family as a "clothes horse", Frank was a snappy dresser, often seen in his colorful outfits. He took pride in his appearance. He cherished spending time with his family and had an appreciation for live music, often dancing with his beloved partner Bonnie. Additionally, he shared a special bond with his Dad, Augie, as a dedicated Chicago Cubs fan, a loyalty that remained strong throughout his life.

Those left to honor his memory include his special companion of 42 years, Bonnie Ferguson; his children, Jeff (Janelle) Martel, Mike (Laura) Martel, Steven (Ronnie) Martel, Laura (Greg) Pimlott, Joseph Ferguson, Becky (Brian) Kent; his grandchildren, Joshua Martel, Jenna (Logan) Bennison, Ryan Martel, Payton Martel, Peyton Pimlott, Kyle Kent, MacKenzie Kent, Lauren Ferguson, and Lacie Ferguson; his great-grandchild, Palmer; his siblings, Don Martel, Dick Martel, Larry Martel, and Patty Hill.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Augie and Helen Martel; and his siblings, Augie Martel Jr., Dorothy Sotelo, and David Martel.

Frank will be fondly remembered for the love he shared and the joyful moments he created with those around him. His legacy of kindness, humor, and community service will continue to inspire all who knew him.

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02/22/2026

Charles Octavius McDoniel

Charles Octavius McDoniel, 93, of Davenport, passed away peacefully on February 20, 2026, at MercyOne Genesis Medical Center East, surrounded by his devoted wife and family.

A graveside service will be held at Davenport Memorial Park on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. Those wishing to join the funeral procession are invited to gather at Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home at 10:15 a.m.

Born July 7, 1932, in Walnut Grove, Arkansas, to Virgil and Audie (Lewallen) McDoniel, Charles was a man defined by his hands, his humor, and his heart. On May 6, 1953, he married the love of his life, Mattie "Pat" Baxter, in Batesville, Arkansas. Their 72-year journey was a masterclass in devotion, serving as the steady foundation for five generations of family.

A proud veteran, Charles served three years in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Following his service, he spent 30 years as a skilled Tool and Die Maker at Caterpillar, retiring in 1988. He was a longtime member of the First Landmark Missionary Baptist Church in Rock Island.

Charles was known for a wit that could catch you off guard and an infectious laugh that followed close behind. An avid fisherman and "tinkerer," he spent his retirement years in Many, Louisiana, where he embraced the outdoors and gathered a community of lifelong friends before returning to Iowa.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Mattie "Pat"; daughters, Debbie (Mike) McCollom and Sandy (John) Boyd; daughter-in-law, Mary Clarke McDoniel; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.

Charles was preceded in death by his parents; children, Stacey McDoniel, Sue Hosseinian, and Charles McDoniel; brothers, J.C., Ralph, and Lewis McDoniel; and sisters, Dorothy James and Martha Brogden.

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02/21/2026

Keith E. Meyer

Keith E. Meyer, 84, formerly a longtime resident of Davenport, died Tuesday, February 17, 2026, with family at his side.

Keith Edwin Meyer was born on August 6, 1941, in Woden, Iowa, a son of Edwin Henry and Eva Ruth (Valley) Meyer. He spent his early years in Woden before the family moved to Dows, Iowa. Keith graduated from Dows High School in 1959. He graduated from Wartburg College in 1963.

While working as a Social Service officer in Albia, he met and married Mary Josephine Cardenzana in 1965. They moved to Clarion, Iowa where Keith served as the Director of the Wright County Welfare office from 1966-1967. While in Clarion, Keith and Mary Jo welcomed a son, Shawn. Keith then attended Florida State University to earn his master’s degree in social work. While at Florida State he interned in Atlanta, Georgia and Tampa, Florida. In 1969, they moved to Davenport where Keith took a job at the Iowa Department of Social Services, and they welcomed their second son, Seth. Keith also ran a group home for juveniles at 1012 Marquette, on behalf of the Iowa Department of Social Services.

Political activism, a need to aid people, and a love of historical items were defining points of his life. He attended rallies, wrote opinion pieces, and held peaceful protests in all of the communities where he resided. Keith’s interest in politics and social issues led him to run for public office over three decades. His candidacy included Davenport School Board, Scott County Board of Supervisors, Alderman At-Large, and Mayor of Davenport. During this time, Keith ran Ten Twelve Marquette as a reception and bed and breakfast facility. Over the years, he added a vegetarian café and created Mississippi Book and Tea. 2003 was a busy year as Keith opened his winery, Black Lab Crossing, bottling his organic wine from his own raspberries. He also won the 3rd Ward Alderman seat in Davenport which he held for 2 terms. His last foray into politics was his second run for Mayor of Davenport in 2013.

Keith’s passions in life were easily identifiable when visiting his old house at 1012 Marquette Street. Visitors would be greeted by big black labs, or huskies, and offered a sample of his wine or homemade biscotti. His house was filled with antiques and books, typewriters and tables, art and unique décor. Outdoors there were peach, cherry, and apple trees, raspberry bushes, hostas, and interesting objects adorning the yard and patio. His love for the environment and outdoors led to the opportunity for Keith to host members of Greenpeace at his house for a short time. He spent days outside with his dogs, and nights reading or writing. Whether it was his book, poetry, or opinion pieces, Keith’s writing had his own voice.

Those left to honor his memory are his sons and daughters-in-law, Shawn (Kelly) Meyer, Bettendorf and Seth (Phousavanh Sengsavanh) Meyer, Columbia, Missouri; granddaughter, Josephine Meyer, Hutchinson, Minnesota; former wife, Mary Jo Weber, Long Grove; a brother, Dean (Kathy) Meyer, San Luis Obispo, California, and many nieces and nephews.

Keith was preceded in death by an infant daughter, his parents, and siblings: Evelyn (Larry-late) Johnson, and Betty (Arnis-late) Grundberg.

A time to gather and celebrate the life of Keith will be held from 1 until 4 p.m. Saturday, February 28, 2026, at the Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home, Davenport. A time of sharing will happen at 2:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Midwest Writing Center or Nahant Marsh.

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02/20/2026

Gregg Mostaert

A prayer service will be held at Long Grove Community Center on February 28th at 11:30 in Gregg’s honor, followed by a Celebration of Life from 12-3. A private burial is planned at Mount Calvary Cemetery Davenport, Iowa. Memorials may be made to Long Grove Lions Club or Long Grove Civic League.

Gregg was born June 16th, 1955 in Maquoketa, IA; son of Joseph and Ruth (Schmidt) Mostaert. After graduating from Oxford Junction High School in 1973, he found his calling working at the Handicapped Development Center for 40 years. Additionally, Gregg was a successful entrepreneur who established and ran his business, Plowboys Lawn and Landscaping, for 11 years.

He fell in love, once upon a ferris wheel, with his sweetheart Catherine Ann Capesius. They were united in marriage on September 17, 1994, at Holy Family Church in Davenport, Iowa. Together, Gregg and Cathy shared 31 wonderful years, building a life rooted in love, partnership, and devotion. They were blessed with two children, Joseph and Anna, who were among Gregg’s utmost joys and proudest accomplishments. His family was the center of his world and everything he did was guided by his unwavering love for them.

Gregg moved through life with a spirit of curiosity and enthusiasm. He was deeply loving and compassionate, always giving the very best of himself to the people he cherished most. Gregg had a remarkable way of brightening every room he entered—his warm smile, quick wit, and contagious humor brought both laughter and comfort. He radiated kindness and generosity, in the moments he shared with family and friends.

Gregg held a vibrant passion for his pastimes. He enjoyed uncovering unique treasures at thrift stores and estate sales, nurturing a vast appreciation for antiques. Each discovery became even more meaningful as he researched the stories and history behind each item. Gregg was inspiring and innovative. His ideas were reflected in every landscaping project he touched. His creativity and attention to detail were evident in the beauty and care of his impeccably designed yard and home.

Those left to cherish his memory include spouse Catherine; children Joseph Mostaert and Anna Mostaert; sister Linda Carlson; In-laws: Mary Capesius, Sandra (Gary) Ragan, Julie (Chris Dalberg) and David Capesius (Renata Piotrowska), and numerous nieces/nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ruth and Joseph, his brother, Dave, his nephew Rod & his father-in-law James Capesius.

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