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Job Order Details: Joseph P. Ismert

Order Number: 218748

Order Date Rush Bundle Total Messages Artist Artist Changes Last Artist Status  
1:16pm on Sep, 8th 2026 No No $23.90 0 . Order Pending  

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Reflection Marker    |    Reflection Code    |       |    Portrait    |    Now & Then    |    Watercolor    |    Collage    |    Mosaic Collage    |    Theme & Custom Background    |    Legacy    |    Marquee    |    Reflection    |    Cap Panel

Stationery Selected:

Registry Book    |    Tri-Fold Svc Prog    |    Large Svc Prog    |    Small Svc Prog    |    Bookmark    |    Prayer Card    |    Thank You Card    |   

Customer Information

Name: Steve Pierce

Company: Muehlebach Funeral Care

Email Address: Directors@Muehlebachchapel.com

Phone Number 1: 816-444-2060

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Billing Address: 6800 Troost Avenue , Kansas City, MO 64131

Shipping Address: 6800 Troost Avenue , Kansas City, MO 64131

Account Manager: Lisa Avery

Important Request

Note: ON 5x7 REQUESTS ONLY...
The client just wants the person cutout like normal but it will be on a 5x7 document with just 3 background choices (New Blue, New Gray and New Light Gold) and no text. Just one 5x7 file saved out each time with NO TEXT. In the special instructions for these jobs, they will be submitting something like (5x7 Only). None of this will apply if it's a regular job from them and those will be done like normal. Please use the psd file below.

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Portrait

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Legacy

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Joseph P. Ismert, beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, inventor, entrepreneur, and man of faith, was holy and hard working. He passed away peacefully on September 2, 2026, next to his bride and with his family nearby.

On the winter solstice of 1952, Joe was born the 3rd son of 13 to Martin Edward Jr. and Katherine Rosemary Ismert. In 1974, he married the love of his life, Deborah Ann, beginning a marriage and family that would become the center of his life. Together, Joe and Debbie raised ten children: Joe (Erica), Dominic (Catherine), Sarah (Karl), Brian (Nichole), Sheila (Chris), Tim (Kailey), James (Natalie), Mary (Stephen), Johnny (Megan), and Addie, and were blessed with 38 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.

Joe built Sioux Chief Manufacturing and a family of other companies from the ground up, with his devoted brother Mike and later his family, establishing a legacy of innovation, hard work, and entrepreneurship that will continue through the generations. An inventor at heart, Joe held numerous patents throughout his career and took great pride in finding practical solutions to difficult problems. And throughout his life, he was a mentor to many.

His accomplishments, however, were never what defined him most. Joe’s greatest pride was his family.

Joe was a man of strong Catholic faith, who served in action more than words and generously supported numerous causes throughout his life, particularly those connected to the Catholic Church and the pro-life movement. His faith shaped the way he approached his family, his business, and his responsibility to others.

He was an Eagle Scout, and all of his sons followed in his footsteps by becoming Eagle Scouts. He believed strongly in teaching his children to work hard, serve others, and live according to their faith.

He also had a great love for baseball, especially the Kansas City Royals. He enjoyed the game not only as a spectator but as a player. Joe attended many fantasy baseball trips - jersey name "Papa Joe" - creating memories and friendships around a game he loved.

He cherished simplicity - and spent as much time as he could at the lake, star gazing, bird watching, pitching horseshoes, and late-night trivia with family and friends.

But perhaps the place Joe was happiest was not a boardroom or a baseball stadium or on a lake house deck. It was in front of the Sunday stove, making biscuits and gravy and piles of bacon and potatoes and eggs and secret sauces for his family and friends.

Joe leaves behind a legacy far greater than the companies he built or the inventions he created - a wife and a family shaped by his faith, work ethic, generosity, humor, and love. His greatest creation was the family he and Debbie built together.

All services will be held at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 11822 Holmes Rd, KCMO, on Friday, September 11, 2026. Visitation will begin at 9:30am with the Rosary prayed at 11am. The Mass of Christian Burial will immediately follow the Rosary. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests Memorial Contributions in honor of Joe to the organizations that were near and dear to him: St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Bishop Sullivan Center, and/or Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph.

Joe will be deeply missed, remembered, and forever present in the lives of the many people he loved.

The family extends special thanks to his caretakers: Joseph, Sosten, and Elmira.

May his memory be eternal, and may he rest in peace in Christ's Heavenly Kingdom. We love you, Dad.
Legacy
Joseph P. Ismert
December 21, 1952 – September 2, 2026

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