Book of Memories for Jutta H. Gorski

Condolence From Cheryl Bolton (Msskos-Weber)

Sat, 07 May 2016 10:40:52 EDT

I wish to offer my heartfelt sympathy to the Gorskii/ Maskos family on the loss of their sister, mother and grandmother Jutta Gorski. Jutta was a wonderful sister-in-law to me while I was married to her brother Reinard. I still remember the wonderful Christmas Eve's we all had together and other holiday celebrations and get-togethers. Jutta will be missed deeply by all and her spirit will live on in all of us.

Story shared: Christmas Memories

Sat, 07 May 2016 09:50:44 EDT

Aunt Jutta has a special place in my heart. She was there for me as a child when my parents were having issues. She treated me as if I was one of her own when I was there to visit or stay for a few days. She always had alot going on in her own everyday life but always had room to be a special person to others including myself. I remember one particular conversation I had with her about Chistmas and Santa. All of us were in the basement watching the where about of Santa on a 19" or 21" TV. The adults were sipping on drinks and most of us kids were glued to the TV. They announced that Santa was near us and we all got so excited. It was still early in the night and it wasn't time to go to bed. My father (Reinhard) and I still had to travel 50 plus miles to get home once we left. I was so worried that Santa wouldn't come to my house be cause I was still here at my Aunt and uncles house. Aunt Jutta must have seen the worry in my face. She came over and asked me to come upstairs with her to talk. I went with her. She gave me some cookies and asked me what was wrong. I explained my concern to her. Like a mother would do for her own, she eplained that Santa will always make it to your house as long as you were good. She said you have been good and not to worry. Santa knows where I am and will wait to stop by my house once I am home and asleep. I asked her are you sure? She said I promise and gave me a hug. I had still a small worry, but you know what happened don't you? She was right and even though I arrived at my house at 2:30 AM, Santa came to my house! I had to call her up on Christmas morning and let her know she was right! She laughed in excitement and asked me what I got from Santa. We talked for awhile. That experience for me was very special and I will never forget it! She will always have a special place in my heart. This story will also stay with me and inspires me to be a good father and uncle to my own kids and others.

She will be missed but always hold a special place in my heart!

JEFF MASKOS

Story shared: Blessed

Thu, 05 May 2016 15:28:16 EDT

Aunt Jutta as she was known to me was my wife Cathy Maskos Driscoll's aunt. I think we first met at a Bears game where I learned of her vim and vigor for the Chicago Football Team. She had a wonderful superstition of holding a shelled peanut in each hand in critical situations. It seemed to me that worked pretty well. Jutta never forgot one of my kids birthdays, always sending a card with a nice gift that made the kids special day more special ( a $10 gift card to McDonalds meant they could take thier friends and feel like big shots for paying for everyones meal, quite a treat for a young child). We often were blessed with her presence at holiday time, as she was always smiling and laughing. I know I will miss her very much and will always remember her as one of the nicest people in my life. With love and sadness.

Respectfully,

John Driscoll

Memorial Candle lit by Eddie and Barbara Gorski

Wed, 04 May 2016 22:06:56 EDT

Eddie and Barbara Gorski

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Wed, 04 May 2016 01:32:42 EDT