Johnny Ipacs

Known for

Being Unique Among Uniques

Occupation(s)

Hair Stylist at Daniel Ward Salon / Other

A Tribute to Johnny Ipacs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GDgjyKtvgs

See Gone, But Not Forgotten

Johnny is an amazing person. He is loved. He will be remembered forever. — GaryPalmerJr

John has one child, Brittney B. Ipacs, who lives in New England — Brit's mother is Jeanette, and has since re-married and had two other children.
John was the "Mr Western New York Leather" titleholder one year.
John was one of the shortest-length members of the Rochester Rams, M.C. (three months).
John grew up in Seabreeze (in Irondequoit), a northern suburb of the City of Rochester, NY.
John's life was surrounded by music, drink and friends — just as he liked it.
John's favourite band was "The Smashing Pumpkins".

I digitized what photos John still had at the time of his death — which was far fewer than he used to have — a large box of photos were thrown out by his lover at the time during a fight. If you were someone that hung around John or Chaz, please contact me at ChazAntonelli@gmail.com if you want copies.

John's biological mother, Stella B. Ipacs (Daskiewicz), died 18 November 2008:

Irondequoit: November 18, 2008. Predeceased by her husband, Willie Fassaro; her son, Johnny Ipacs. Survived by her husband, John Ipacs; her children, Kathleen (Charles) Rosenzweig, Pamela Iannone, Steve (Char) Ipacs, Michelle (Scott) Nichols; 10 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; her sisters, Eleanor Resler and Martha Sanger; her brother, Eugene Daskiewicz; many nieces and nephews. Friends may call THURSDAY 3-7 PM at the RICHARD L. FELERSKI FUNERAL HOME INC., 1005 Hudson Ave. Friends are invited to go directly to St. Stanislaus Church, Friday morning at 9:30 where Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Contributions to the Seabreeze Volunteer Fire Department in her memory would be appreciated.

John's (unofficial) adoptive mother, M.J. still lives in Rochester, NY.

M.J. took Johnny in as her son when Johnny was a young teen and was kicked out of his biological family's home by his physically abusive father, John A. Ipacs, Sr. M.J. had several daughters from prior marriage. Two of these daughters lived with Johnny when he lived at M.J.'s — Josette (the youngest) and Kim.