(262) 653-0667
3016 75th Street, Kenosha, WI 53142
Jeffrey Brian Lupi, age 61, a lifelong resident of Kenosha, passed away at his residence on September 7th, 2024.
He was born on January 26th, 1963, in Kenosha to the late Gino “Gene” Lupi and Anita (Ruebsamen) Lupi. He attended local schools and graduated from Tremper High School in 1981 and later attended gateway technical college in Kenosha. On July 1st, 1989, he married Debra Capelli at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Kenosha. He was faithfully married to Debra until his death. He worked for the Kenosha post office from 1991 until his retirement in 2023. He was very active at Atlas Gym in Kenosha. He loved his friends and family and loved being at home with his wife Debra. Aside from working on his trucks he was also an avid animal lover, especially dogs.
He is survived by his wife Debra, in laws: Angela (Gary) Mandernack, Kelly (Jay) Brown, John (Melanie) Capelli, and Eugene (Lori) Capelli, cousins Sue (Jeff) Mohr, Scott (Peggy) Wilson, Eric Mohr and Emily Mohr, as well as many nieces, nephews, and great friends. He is preceded in death by his parents, and a brother David Lupi.
A visitation for Jeffrey will take place at Lord of Life Lutheran Church in Kenosha (5601 Washington Rd.) on Monday September 16th at 3 P.M. until 6 P.M. A service for Jeffrey will take place at church at 6 P.M. In lieu of flowers memorials to Rettungs – Haus Shepherds Inc. (6833 24th Ave) in Jeffrey’s name are appreciated. https://www.rettungshausshepherds.org/donations
Jeffrey’s wife Debra would like to thank all the family and friends who have surrounded her during this very difficult time.
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Ann Krulatz Rosmann says:
Sending condolences to Debra as we celebrate the life of dear Jeff. He was always the guy with that smirk/smile. He was sure a pleasure to be with at the USPS. RIP Jeff.
Ann Krulatz Rosmann says:
Sending condolences to Debbie as we celebrate the life of dear Jeff. He was always the guy with the smile, enjoying work, and life. He was a pleasure to work with at the USPS. Gone too soon. RIP, Jeff
Rob & Mary Harpe says:
Debbie,
No words can truly express our sorrow for your loss. Jeff was one of a kind and loved by so many. We hope you find solace and comfort in the months ahead
Our Sincere sympathy,
Rob and Mary Harpe
Thomas L Zumpano says:
He was a man who loved life people and family. I was not only a coworker, friend and jeep guy but was and still is my mentor about what is good in the world. He is greatly missed but always remembered. So sad for your loss.
Al westermeyer says:
Weightlifting buddy you are going to be greatly missed. You were a character and made life fun and interesting especially later in life as my mailman.
RIP the greatest Tremper Trojan
Julie Stancato says:
Debi, I’m so sorry for your loss. Prayers for you during this difficult time, hoping they bring you peace and much love.
Hugs sweetie,
Julie Stancato
Debbie Scott says:
Debbie I am so very sorry my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Fred Santelli says:
I am saddened, stunned and shocked at the passing of Jeff. I would run into him at Atlas Gym on occasion. Always had something pleasant to say. He was a true original in the weightlifting scene in Kenosha and made it cool. My sincere condolences to Debbie, the Capelli Family and all who new Jeff.
Dawn Hanrath says:
Debbie I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences. 🙏🏻🥲
Sue Sturino says:
Debbie and Family,
When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.
I’m so sorry to hear about your Hubby. He was one in a million. He will be missed. If you need anything, please let me know. May God give you strength during this most difficult time. Sending love❤️and hugs.
Christine Orsburn (Lupi) says:
So sorry for your loss Debbie. Jeffrey was very special to Tim, Charleen and I ~ we were so close growing up. But we have all of those wonderful Family memories that can never be lost. Our Family holidays and dinners at Auntie Emma’s & Uncle Steve’s house were the best along with our other cousins, Margie, Sonny, and Pete! Sending huge hugs, thoughts and prayers to you. Our cousin Jeff will never be forgotten!!! Now he’s in heaven with Auntie Anita, Uncle Gene, and my Dad, his Uncle Frank!
Melanie Sheforgen says:
My deepest sympathy Debbie. I had the opportunity to car pool with Jeff for a few years and even though it was a short commute, he was never at a loss for words. I’ll continue to remember those conversations and our days at the USPS together.
Troy Broyles says:
Shocked and in disbelief. My old neighbor mailman and friend over the last 22 years. Bought my first big set of truck tire from Jeff and enjoyed many cocktails. Always very energetic and loved to joke around giving eachother sh*t. He will greatly missed and I am Just so saddened he couldnt enjoy 20+ years of retirement like he deserved. Taken to early for sure. Love goes out to you Debbie.
Jeffery D Fietze says:
Jeff and his wife live across the street from my very good and long time friend James Lee, I got to meet Jeff shortly after they both moved into Mission Hills subdivision, and quickly grew to like him very much. He was always coming over, lending a hand when we worked on cars and trucks, or taking over when we ran into a jam, saved us many times. He also had great knowledge on an immense about of subjects, and I truly enjoyed our many conversations over the years, and looked forward to spending time with him as well when visiting James. He was generous, kind, passionate about his beliefs and opinions which I respected very much, and anyone that met him could tell he loved life and inspired others to do the same. Jeff will be missed by so many, and never forgotten by any of them. RIP my friend. We love you Lupi!!!
Maggie Lesza says:
When I was new to the Post Office and felt overwhelmed Jeff told me “It’s just streets and house numbers. Find the street and you’ll be okay”. Thanks Lupe. 💙
Margaret T. Gerber says:
Debbie,
There’s really no words that can make you feel better right now. But just knowing Family is still here for you(even though it’s been a couple years since I last spoke with my Cuz).
Will ALWAYS remember the Family get-togethers at my Mama & Dad’s home(Steve & Emma Santopoalo, Jeff’s Uncle and Aunt). Jeff always made us laugh and pulled us together on those special occasions. His love for Dogs was unlimited!
I remember when Aunti Anita was so upset that Jeff(when younger) would prefer Mac & Cheese and Cheerios over the delicious meals she would make. But just look at the muscles he had! Amazing! Jeff was and ALWAYS will be Amazing, Loved and so missed by us.
RIP Cuz…Love you…Margie Gerber(Santopoalo)
Janet L Peoples says:
Debbie,
Donald and I are so saddened to hear that Jeff has passed away. We have so many great memories of him, whether it was working with him at the post office or his great parties. We will cherish all those great memories. He will be truly missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you.
Donald and Janet Peoples
Terri Peterson says:
Debbie, I was deeply saddened by the news of Jeff’s passing. My heart goes out to you and your family at this time of loss. Jeff was always so fun to talk to. He was our mail man at M&I Bank for years and a good neighbor. He will be missed. May you find comfort in the memories you shared together.
Matt and Sue Matoska says:
Debbie, We are so saddened to hear the news of Jeff’s passing. Hoping you can find comfort in the memories you shared together.
Tina Pizur says:
So sorry for your loss Debbie. Jeff was great friend to both Eric and I. Always so funny. And so kind. He loved my dog Rosi. He always spoke of you and how much he loved you. Never forgetting my friend and mailman.