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Joseph 'Joe' Patrick

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Landis

Sep 5, 1970 — Mar 5, 2025

Obituary

Joseph 'Joe' Landis Obituary Joseph "Joe" Patrick Landis, 54, of Warsaw, IL, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Wednesday, March 5, at his home. Joe was born September 5, 1970, the son of Thomas and Diane (Thompson) Landis in Keokuk, Iowa. During his youth, Joe loved riding horses with his beloved mother, Diane, and spending time with his father Tom in the garage fixing things or cutting down trees. Joe attended Southeastern Community College, receiving his associates degree, and then went on to Western Illinois University where he received his bachelors degree in computer science in 1999. After graduation, Joe resided in Iowa City, Iowa where he dabbled in music as a disc jockey and worked as CD salesman. It was there that he met a sweet young lady that eventually became his loving wife, Corine. They were united in marriage on July 25, 1998, in Hills, Iowa. He and Corine moved to Warsaw in 2000, where they bought a home, started a family and where Joe began his career in IT for Allied Blending, Inc. of Keokuk, Iowa; a role which he seemed born to do. His technological savvy was almost unparalleled, and as a result Joe often traveled to provide support to his colleagues across the US and fix a bevy of computer and other issues for the technologically challenged residents of the city. He was equally skilled at starting multiple home improvement projects at the same time and never finishing them. Joe also loved to get together with old high school and college friends every once in a while to reminisce on days gone by and simpler times. He loved to be outdoors in the summer and was never happier than when he was firing up the grill and sharing the wealth of his efforts as grill master with family and friends. Joe was an avid follower of NASCAR and you would often find him in his chair watching the races and adlibbing along with the commentators as the laps progressed and the intensity of the race increased. He loved spending time with his children, Jennifer and Ethan. In their younger years you would see them all chasing around in go-carts and ATVs out in the yard or pasture at Joes childhood home up on College Hill. As the kids grew into adulthood and established their own lives, the days with them were spent camping or in a boat on the mighty Mississippi just talking about life, their future plans, hopes and dreams. Joes door was always open to anyone and his house was a place that many of his childrens friends considered home. Joe is survived by his wife, Corine (Bopp) of Warsaw; daughter Jennifer Diane Landis of Iowa City; son Ethan Thomas Landis of Warsaw; brother Michael Landis and his wife Julie (Jaskie) Landis of Warsaw; brother-in-law Greg Bopp; sister-in-law Renae (Bopp) Murphy and her husband Chad Murphy; brother-in-law Jim Bopp and his wife Heather (Payne) Bopp; brother-in-law Mike Bopp; 13 nieces and nephews; his dear Aunts Patricia (Landis) Starcevich and Sue (Thompson) Koehler and their respective husbands Jim Starcevich and the late Donald Koehler, as well as many beloved cousins and extended family. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, parents and a brother, Michael David Landis in infancy. A visitation will be held at Printy Funeral Home in Warsaw, Illinois, from 4-7pm on Tuesday, March 11th, 2025, with a celebration life service directly following at 7pm. A private family burial will be held at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Warsaw, Illinois, at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Landis family in care of Corine Landis. Services Visitation Tuesday March 11, 2025 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Printy Funeral Home 317 Main Street Warsaw, IL 62379 Celebration of Life. Tuesday March 11, 2025 7:00 PM Printy Funeral Home 317 Main Street Warsaw, IL 62379
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