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A Celebration of Gary’s life will take place at a later date.
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Gary D. Morawicz, 58, of Racine, passed away on Saturday, August 10, 2024, as the result of a motorcycle accident. He was born in Racine on October 4,1965, the son of Mike and Maria (nee: Vennemann) Morawicz.
Gary graduated from J. I. Case High School, Class of ’83. On September 17, 2005, in South Milwaukee, he was united in marriage to Lynn Wesolowski. Gary was employed by Heiden Plumbing in Milwaukee. He loved riding his Harley, was known as a handyman, and enjoyed remodeling their home.
Surviving are his wife Lynn; daughter Rachael Morawicz of Milwaukee; parents Mike and Maria Morawicz of Mount Pleasant; sister Marion Morawicz of Oak Brook, Illinois; father-in-law Jerry Wesolowski of Milwaukee; mother-in-law Pat Penn of Cudahy; sister-in-law Amy Ludwig of South Milwaukee; niece Laura (Joey) Schaefer of Elmhurst, Illinois; nephews Eric (Megan) Olson of Houston, TX; Tyler Ludwig and Evan Kunst, both of South Milwaukee; along with great nieces and nephews Madison, Isabella, Jackson, and James. Gary was preceded in death by his father-in-law, Jim Penn.
Ingrid and Hilde says
You all have our deepest sympathies regarding Gary’s passing. May God ease your heart and may the good memories always be in your heart heart and mind.
Marion Morawicz says
Gary,
When I was little, I begged and begged for a sister or a brother. I got you. You were ok for a while, then you were a pain, then a nuisance when I was trying to secretly kiss my boyfriend, then gradually I thought you were actually ok, although I had moved out by then. As you grew up to manhood, you became the grown-up you, the endless teaser (so still a pain), the fiercely loyal defender (that was ok), the one who fixed my cars and house with some teasing thrown in (the price I had to pay), and the man who always had my back. You shared these special gifts first with my children, and became the world’s best uncle, and then with my grandchildren, the world’s best granduncle. They all loved teasing Uncle Gary who looked like a super hero, so still the fiercely loyal defender. I had wished and wished for a little brother. I am so lucky: I got you. You are forever in my heart. I love you, my baby brother. Marion
Paul Schoenfeld says
So sad. Gary, you were like a brother to me during high school. Playing darts, shooting pool, and just hanging out skipping school. You’ll be missed!
Paul
RICHARD BUTLER says
My sincere condolences to Mike and his wife. God bless you and the rest of your family.
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