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Justin R. Kireta

January 8, 1988 ~ November 1, 2014 (age 26) 26 Years Old
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Message from Ashley
November 5, 2014 8:15 PM
Justin may have been my older nephew but he seemed to be more of an older brother. Never thought I would see this day come at least not this soon. I love u jut jut. Rest in peace. P.s: raise some hell up there with grandpa!
Message from David and Cassandra Wike
November 4, 2014 10:55 PM
When we found out what was going on Justin David and I did not want to believe it ... We still dont want to believe it ... We do know that you are watching over all of us that loved you dearly ... I havent seen you in a few months but we did get to speak on the phone ... You are definitely missed down here and keep us all safe ... Nana said she loves you and misses you ... You will always be a part of our heart Redneck ... We love you and miss you lots!
Message from christina trimmer
November 4, 2014 7:21 PM
I'm am so sorry for your lost let my prayers be with u st this hard time your going through
Message from sally and john andre
November 4, 2014 2:11 PM
Vicky, was so sorry to hear about your loss of your son. Keep the faith, and God will help you thru all this.  I truly wish that I could send money, but life takes most our money, will
try later when our check comes in. Do wish this was on better news.  Love ya, Sally &John andre
Message from Brittany Kireta
November 4, 2014 2:04 PM
Justin was my big brother, my heart and soul, my everything. He was the closest person to me the only one that knows me best. He is my entire world,  but I know hes not going anywhere hes here to protect me. I love him and miss him dearly. He will never be forgotten
Message from Jes Lamparter
November 4, 2014 11:24 AM
I knew Justin back in school. He was always laughing, smiling, and always making any situation a better one. He was an awesome person, and a great friend. I am very sorry for your loss <3
Message from Bre Stremmel Hauze
November 4, 2014 9:01 AM
I have not seen Justin since middle school at Lower Dauphin. I was very close to him for a period there. Justin had a sense about him that just made your moments better. He was caring, funny, and a loving beautiful person. He was our clown, our friend, and even though time has passed, we look back at the memory and hold it dear. Memories just like they were yesterday.  We love you Justin!
My prayers and thoughts to his daughters, family and friends!
Message from Becki Brownsberger
November 3, 2014 7:07 PM
Justin's mother is my dearest friend for 21 years now, and I know Justin since he was 4 years old, and I have to admit he defiantly was a character. I remember when I first met them, he would change his clothes like ten times a day and always had a story to tell, true or not. He had more girlfriends than I could ever count on my hands, but he defiantly was an awesome kid. He will be deeply missed. I love you Jut, Love Becki
Message from Kelley
November 3, 2014 1:03 PM
Vicky, Britt and family: Thinking of you at this most difficult time. Kelley
Message from Christina McNaughton
November 3, 2014 11:26 AM
Jut n I were born 7 months apart we did everything together growing up. We were inceperable I remember always wrestling with him no matter what he always could make me smile even when I wanted to cry. Fly high jut I love you n I miss you like crazy already you will always be in my heart you were born my cousin but you were twin brother
Message from Lorna Zacher
November 3, 2014 11:23 AM
Wow, I would of never thought I would be signing a condolences on your obituary Justin. This is so unreal and doesn't seem like its really happening. There's so many things I can say and memories that will last a life time now. Member the "old group" would pull all nighter's and just drive around Hummelstown all hours of the nights and laughing. Member being on the back of your bikes after you showed them off to us. Your smile and personality could light up a room. I remember you playing with my hair before you fell asleep and living with you in Lebanon. Fun times. Im going to miss you. I know you will be smiling down and watching those who are missing you. You will always have a place in my heart and not a day will go by and I will not miss ya.  You lived a strong and awesome life with lots of friends and family who care for you. I am so lucky to of met you and gotten the time and friendship we had. For that I will always be blessed. This isn't the last time we will see each other, so I will end it with I will see you when  we meet again in heaven.
Message from Gina & Dustin Hess
November 3, 2014 10:21 AM
Justin was an awesome young man and was loved very much a lot of good time.  He had lived with us for about a year, and we had a lot of good times together. He will be missed very much and never forgotten. His memories will be in our hearts forever. We love you Justin - Rest in peace. Our prayers are with his family during this difficult time.
Message from Chelsea Bobroski
November 3, 2014 10:18 AM
Sorry for the loss of Justin . And my prayers are in my heart for him and his family .
Message from Jesse J. Sebis
November 3, 2014 10:08 AM
I was one of the lucky people to meet justin. I knew him through his sister britt, and I even got to know mom along the way as well. I want to start by saying that if you ever had anything bad to say about justin.. then you just plain didn't know him. He was the type of person to always brighten up anyones day. He was a good kid, turned to a great man, then later a great father, a great uncle, and a dear friend. When his death was announced, it hit hard on all of us. I tried being strong for britt, and for mom, but it didn't take long for me to break down also. Although we may have lost his body, he will forever be in our hearts and weighing heavy on our minds. Rest in peace Justin, you are already sorely missed.

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