Oliver Klitsch Obituary, Bethlehem PA, Oliver Klitsch has died

Oliver Klitsch Obituary, Death Oliver M. Klitsch, the age of five, it would be nice to see you playing or smiling today; but, heaven only lent you to our world for a short while. Oliver M. Klitsch was the first child to be born to Shawn M. and Abigail J. (Kasprenski) Klitsch on January

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Oliver Klitsch Obituary, Death – Oliver M. Klitsch, the age of five, it would be nice to see you playing or smiling today; but, heaven only lent you to our world for a short while. Oliver M. Klitsch was the first child to be born to Shawn M. and Abigail J. (Kasprenski) Klitsch on January 24, 2018, in the city of Allentown.

Oliver shone like the sun in each and every one of the people whose lives he entered. He was thoughtful, loving, daring, courageous, inquisitive, and intelligent. He would spend as much time as possible outside, whether it was riding his bike, helping his father pick up walnuts, playing soccer or pickle ball, or simply going on adventures.

He was a skilled angler who would never pass up an opportunity to go fishing with his paternal grandfather. You could find him playing computer games, creating LEGO creations, or racing his Hot Wheels vehicles whenever he wasn’t outside enjoying the fresh air. Hugs, grins, and the coziest of snuggles are what people will most remember about him.

Along with his parents, he is survived by his adoring sister Vivian, his grandmother and grandfather, Pamela and Mark Klitsch, his mother and father, Rebecca and Matthew Kasprenski, his uncle Jake and aunt Katie Kasprenski, his aunt (Sissy) Janelle and uncle Linh Do, and his fish Raphael.

The funeral service, known as a Mass of Christian Burial, will take place at the Notre Dame Catholic Church in Bethlehem on Saturday, October 21, 2023, at 10:30 AM. On Friday, visitation will be held from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the O’Donnell Funeral Home in Allentown. On Saturday, calling hours will be held from 9:00 AM to 10:20 AM in the church.

The burial will be held in private at the family’s earliest convenience. In memory of Oliver, we ask that anybody who comes to the memorial wear red in his honor because it was his favorite color. Because we want to make today a little bit brighter, you can use any other bright colors in place of red if you don’t have any red.

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