Joseph Huneck
May 04, 1929 - April 04, 2020
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Joseph G. Huneck, 90, of Indianapolis, passed away on April 4, 2020. Joseph was born in Marion, IN to Gilbert H. and Frances (Boleman) Huneck on May 4, 1929. Joseph attended and graduated from Tri-State University where he received his degree in mechanical engineering. Joseph served proudly and bravely in the US Army and will be laid to rest in Marion National Cemetery. Joseph worked for General Motors for 33 years and was with the A team at MIT and helped to develop the inertial guidance system for the Appolo II. He loved hiking, back packing, skiing down hill and cross- country. His favorite hobby was biking and rode with the “Low Riders” for many years. They would ride 40 to 60 miles in a day. Once every year they would ride from Kokomo to Lafayette in a day, a trip over 100 miles. He also rode in 3 Habitat for Humanity fundraisers which was 350 miles in a week. He is survived by his loving and devoted wife, Anastasia Huneck; sons Kevin, Gary, and James Huneck; daughters, Kathy Dunnuck and Kara Kaufman; six grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral Services are private.
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Norma Heavener
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My condolence to the family.. Joe was wonderful man.I am so sorry for your loss.
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alice nelson
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I met Joe and Stasia at Primrose It was the best time I was able to be his guardian for the Honor Flight 2015. I felt honored in itself as he was so excited to go I remember how he read the mail call on the plane ride back home and how it was for him very emotional. He had a great sense of humor but was quiet too, I was looking on through pictures and found those from DC. I still have my shirt I will forever remember him and how he adored Stasia . They were a young at heart couple I hope that she finds comfort and peace in the days ahead I am so very sorry for your loss But WOW! what a wonderful Life he had he truly lived it!
Alice Nelson Kokomo IN