Charles Alexander Jakubeck 09/30/1936 – 09/21/2026
Constance Rae Jakubeck 01/27/1940 – 09/24/2026
o It is with profound sadness, but also tremendous gratitude for the life and love they shared, that we announce the passing of our sweet Dad and Mom. Their story was, above all else, a love story.
o For 69 years, Dad and Mom walked through life side by side. They built a home, raised a family, celebrated life’s happiest moments, weathered the difficult ones, (especially the loss of their son Eric) and created countless memories along the way.
o Through all the years and all the changes life brought them, one thing remained constant – their devotion to one another. Those who knew them rarely thought of one without the other. They were partners, companions, best friends, and the center of a family they deeply loved. Their marriage was not simply measured by years, but in the ordinary moments that became extraordinary by knowing the other was there.
o Their family will remember them not only for their individual lives, but for the beautiful life they created together. Their love became part of the foundation of their family, and that legacy will continue through daughters Tammy (Karl) Maus and Michelle (Tom) Sieckhaus, daughter-in-law Sharon Jakubeck, grandchildren Tony (Whitney) Maus, Breanna (Scott) Blessing, Matt (Alexa) Sieckhaus, Mike Sieckhaus, Nick Jakubeck, Neil Jakubeck ,and great-grandchildren Jackson Maus, Parker and Sawyer Blessing, and the precious ones to come.
o There is something especially touching about saying goodbye to them so close together. While our hearts are broken by the enormity of this loss, there is a comfort in knowing that the remarkable love story they began so many years ago will always be remembered as one.
TOGETHER IN LIFE, TOGETHER IN OUR HEARTS, FOREVER.
A celebration of the lives of Chuck and Connie will be held Saturday, October 3, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Kutis Funeral Home (5255 Lemay Ferry Road).
Family and friends are invited to celebrate two lives- and one extraordinary love story- that meant so much to so many.
Tammy and Shelly, Their lives were truly a love story like no other! Their love will continue on through you and all the grandchildren and great grandchildren. Love you both, Lynn
Bre, thinking of you & your family going through this loss. How very lucky you are to have had the privilege of their presence through the wonderful milestones in your lives! Peace & prayers to you all.
I am so sorry that you have lost both of these wonderful people. They loved you and each other. Praying for your peace.
Michelle and Family;
The word “together” lasts beyond this life. Wishing you comfort in the love you knew and will always know.
Thinking of you with my deepest sympathy.
So so sorry for your loss 😢 We will be praying for you and your family ❤️ What a wonderful love story!! Two beautiful people! ❤️❤️
Chuck was my first boyfriend in first grade as he was my bus driver to St Margaret Mary school. I sat in the seat behind him and passed him love notes probably every day. God love you Chuck and Connie. I loved your mom’s laugh too. 🩷🩷✅. If my mom understood – she’d be there for sure. Love: The Rodgers Family. 💙🩷
Shelly, Tom, Matt and Mike:
Please accept our deepest sympathy on the loss of your mom and dad. They were the kindest people and were wonderful neighbors when we lived by them in Meadowgreen Estates. We know that they will be dearly missed by all who knew them. The tributes that you and Tammy wrote in the program that was at the funeral home said it all and brought me to tears. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you all during this difficult time.
Love, Christie Bommarito, John Tyler, Jenna and Joey Troske