Austin High School | Chicago, IL
Classes of 1960 - 1969
Joyce Iasillo Gipson
Class Year: | 1965 |
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Residing In: | River Forest, IL USA |
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Occupation: | Epic Lead Device Manager, IT |
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Spouse/Partner: | Widow |
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Children: | One daughter, Heather Virginia Gipson (1971) |
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Joyce's Latest Interactions
Hi Marty! What a nice surprise! Buddy Guy? Blues? Love it! Spreading the Blues is terrific. I hope you check out the side bars on the site. We are all proud of the work put in by our Webmasters and others. It is a labor of love. Enjoy and stay well! Joyce '65
Yes, RIP brave Austinite. Larry was the longest serving Explosives Specialist on the CPD. He saved anothers' life. I am pasting a link that reveals much and honors his service and memory. I grew up in the Garfield Park/Madison and Pulaski area and he still lived there.
https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/retired-chicago-police-officer-killed-in-shooting-heroically-saved-lawncare-workers-life/3471585/
My condolences to Ernie's family and friends, past and present. I graduated with his sister, Beverly Brain. Beverly passed away in 2000 but the link in Ernie's In Memory does not mention it. Often times there is more than one link to the passing of a loved one and I found this one which I feel paints a more complete pictures of the person you all knew. There are more tributes in this link as well. Eternal peace to you, Ernie. Your footprint in time will live on.
Joyce Iasillo Gipson '65
https://www.mossfuneral.com/
Happy Birthday, Barb! Make special memories with Robert and your family and friends on your special day. Near, far, wherever you are! Lots of love. Joyce
Hi Paulette - Also, Happy Birthday!
Rest in eternal peace, John. I did not know you in school but in reading Keith's comments I feel I know more now. You have a kind face and, Keith, your tribute is so warm and honest. I am sorry for his family's loss and also sorry for his friends. Thank you for serving our country.
Bobby was a good friend. We lived in the two flat his family owned on Lockwood and they lived on the second floor. We played board games in the basement, sat on the stoop with my sister, Judy (2007) and had a lot of laughs. He was always smiling and had a contagious laugh. His life was not easy at home but he prevailed. I am only sorry we lost touch with one another and I only now found out that he passed away 20 years ago. Thanks for the memories, Bobby. Love, Joyce
Posted on: May 12, 2023 at 3:33 AM
I had Mr. Milanesi for two years. He was a kind, patient teacher whose methdology consisted of speaking nothing but French once you crossed the threshold into his classroom. It seems he had a full life and his picture looked fantastic. RIP, Mr. Milanesi or Reposez en paix.
I did not know Don, personally, but I read The Daily Herald article in addition to what was added here. The glowing tributes are a testimony to him as an exceptional human being among so many other things. I am sorry for the loss to his family and friends. My thoughts are with them as they grieve. It was so good to see the picture of the business card posted by you, Steve. It brought a smile to my face. What terrific memories you must hold. Thank you. Joyce Iasillo Gipson