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Billy Alvaro posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Joe, I just found out you passed . Was taking to Anthony sas, catching up . 3/4 of the way through the call he asked if I heard about what happened.
Had no idea. Joe you were a solid human being, always remembered where you came from and knew where you wanted to go . I enjoyed our conversions and lunches and the brainstorming we did. You will be missed friend .god bless you brother.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2024
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No words can express what you meant to me and my family. Thanks for showing me what a great man looks like. Crushed by the tome were robbed of, watching our kids grow older but eternally grateful for the years I got. Love you, bro.
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megan pellarin uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
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Our last group pic (w/o Declan). You were loved beyond measure and are missed beyond words.
I will forever miss the jokes about my clothes, the nicknames (CAM, Yogs), the rants, the longggg conversations with ANYONE, the naps anywhere, the stories about the Hampts, the boat rides, ALL of it.
Anthony, Charlotte, Teddy, Declan and I will go on but not without remembering it all.
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Nathan Santoli uploaded photo(s)
Monday, April 1, 2024
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Came across this photo today and cried for a while. Miss you JC
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Tracie Tymon uploaded photo(s)
Monday, March 4, 2024
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Joe was our friend who became family. He was kind, honest and always generous with his time and expertise. Always positive and smiling. We will miss laughing at his old stories and listening to old records in “The Blue Room”. We will miss the boat rides and Saturday evening dinners. Thank you for loving on my children as if they were your own. We were all blessed to know you. Love The Tymons
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Joe Lunati uploaded photo(s)
Monday, March 4, 2024
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JC, Cuddle Monster, Coach, Joe. The world seems a bit emptier without you. I feel so blessed to have called you my friend and I am forever grateful for the precious time we spent together. Your stories, laughter and love for your family and friends will live on. Your spirit will continue to inspire us, and your memory will be a treasure on our hearts.
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Mary Michelle Giannotti-Kirby posted a condolence
Monday, March 4, 2024
Joe Cordes was larger than life. Everyone who came into his life would be able to see this in him, immediately. I always used Joe as a role model example with my three children - who admired him as much as I did.
Joe does not even know the impact that he had on me. In one simple evening he shifted my whole simple philosophy on life. I was wearing a sweatshirt that said, "Just a Kid from Lynbrook". Joe looked and me and said, "Why would anyone want to be 'JUST' a kid from anywhere"? Joe was so right, and I immediately shifted my thoughts and understood exactly what Joe was trying to share with me on this evening:
Always give 1000 percent in all that
you do; never settle for anything.
Make immediate goals after
accomplishments so that you can
continue to grow and learn and be
successful...not just a kid from
anywhere.
When Joe gave advice, he gave it wholeheartedly, with true purpose in helping everyone. It was easy to recognize how effective Joe's advice was because he lived it every day; he believed in all that he shared with his friends and family, and we looked up to him as someone with great pride in all that he accomplished, with most pride in his beautiful family.
Thank you, Joe, for being the person that my children can always look up to and strive to emulate in their lifetime. Your memory will live forever in so many lives that you have touched. We are so grateful to have known you. May you rest in peace.
All our love, Mary, Griffin, Harrison and Cameron Kirby
"What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us."
Helen Keller
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Anthony and Deanna Mignella posted a condolence
Sunday, March 3, 2024
We first got to know JC as he coached and mentored Nicholas years ago as his CYO basketball coach. JC's love for the game and passion to instill character, hard work, persistence, practice, and all the old school qualities in all the kids on the team was palpable. His personality, sense of humor, quick wit, huge heart, and epic story telling skills quickly made for a bromance between him and Anthony. We will forever be grateful for our nights of dinner, drinks, stories, laughter, and advice either with just the grown-ups at a restaurant or with all the boys at one of our homes. We'll miss the text messages from JC, the morning after going out for dinner, telling us how he's eating his leftovers for breakfast. And we'll miss so so so much more than that. But we are all better for having had JC in our lives and we will always carry a piece of him in our hearts. We will always be here for Alison, Max, and Cooper.
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Jake Lunati uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, March 2, 2024
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I will never forget the lasting impact that JC will have on my life. From Raiders football to CoMax properties Joe has been a tremendous mentor, teaching me the core values of hard work and perseverance. JC’s great humor and ability to enjoy quality time with loved ones whether it was spent on “Up at Sunrise” or just watching the Jets on Sunday, he will be missed. Love and miss you JC❤️
The Dietz Family- Lauren, Jon, Jack and Luke. posted a condolence
Saturday, March 2, 2024
I was lucky enough to meet Joe 24 years ago when Alison and Joe first started dating. I knew from the beginning that Joe and Alison were a strong team.
They laughed together and balanced each other out. Alison with her dancing and singing and Joe with his calmness and witty jokes. Joe was so dedicated to providing for his family and being an incredible father to Max and Cooper and they have both grown into incredible young men because of his love and guidance. Joe will always live in all of our hearts. Alison, Max and Cooper, we love you and are here for you!
was lucky enough to meet Joe 30 years ago when Alison and Joe started dating. I knew from the beginning that Joe and Alison were a strong team. They laughed together and balanced each other out-Alison with her dancing and singing and Joe with his calmness and witty jokes. Joe was so dedicated to being an incredible father to Max and Cooper and they have grown into incredible young men because of his love and guidance. Joe will always live in all of our hearts. Alison, Max and Cooper- we love you and are here for you!
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Brian Mulcahy uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, February 27, 2024
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There are no words to describe the loss of our brother-in-law and friend. No words. The hysterical stories, endless enthusiasm and encouragement will never be replaced.
Love always, Brian and Claire
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Stephanie Lunati uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 26, 2024
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Stephanie Lunati uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 26, 2024
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We love you Joe!
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Stephanie Lunati uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 26, 2024
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We will cherish every amazing memory with you ❤️
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Stephanie Lunati Lunati uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 26, 2024
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This day will go down as one of our favorite days ever...I will never forget how much fun to we all had that day and how happy we all were to be together. #cunati4eva Forever in our hearts ❤️
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Joanna Santoli uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 26, 2024
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The party will never be the same without Joe. Forever missed.
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The Pignataro Family posted a condolence
Monday, February 26, 2024
The legacy Joe leaves is an example for all of us. His love for Alison, Max and Cooper, always so evident, is now the bright light shining down on them. The Pignataros will remember Joe with a smile and are so incredibly sorry for this incredible and unfair loss.
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Dantona Family uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 26, 2024
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When we think of Joe we will always remember what an amazing husband he was to Alison, father he was to Max and Cooper, friend to us, story teller to all and mentor to our boys. He will be loved and missed forever.
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Candace Dellacona uploaded photo(s)
Monday, February 26, 2024
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We loved spending time with you from the moment our families met. You deserved so much more time, Joe. Despite the fact that you were robbed of years, we all did so much in those years. You went out on top at the NYPD, you launched your successful company, together with Alison you raised these spectacular kids into the amazing young men that Cooper and Max are today, and you loved our friend AC the most. You treated everyone you met with dignity and respect and found the humor in most things. We will miss you forever, friend, and we will never stop saying your name. We were together, I forget the rest. xo The Dellaconas
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Claudina Barbella posted a condolence
Monday, February 26, 2024
The Barbella family will always keep the memory of Joe in our hearts forever. We miss him so much and we know we were truly blessed to call him our friend. He was an amazing husband to Allison and father to Max and Cooper. We have so many beautiful memories that we will cherish forever and we will be here for Allison and the boys always.
Rest in peace our dear friend.
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The Lunati Family posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 14, 2024
The world was robbed with the passing of Joe. CM you have done so much for our family, especially me and the boys. You have taught them life lessons that they will have forever. You helped me get through one of the toughest times in my life. Now we will do the same for Alison, Max and Cooper. Your legacy, love and friendship will live on forever. Thanks for the laughs, stories and memories that we will forever cherish. XO
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Janessa Harvin posted a condolence
Sunday, February 4, 2024
Joe was a great man, husband, dad and friend. I enjoyed having thought provoking and enlightening conversations with you. You will be deeply missed. Love Janessa
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Joanna Santoli posted a condolence
Monday, January 29, 2024
Joe's memory will always live in the hearts of the Santoli family. We will cherish our time as friends and neighbors and will ALWAYS be here to support Alison, Max and Cooper.
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Candace Dellacona posted a condolence
Monday, January 29, 2024
There is no definition of a great man - but you know it when you meet one. JC was a great man. We were so lucky to have JC in our lives. Alison, Max + Coop, you were the luckiest of all to have Joe as your husband and father but you deserved so much more time. We love you.
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Rene Shapiro posted a condolence
Saturday, January 27, 2024
Joe you will be so missed. Whether we were having an deep converation or cheering from the stands, Joe's zest for life was absolutely contagious. Everyone around him felt the warmth of his love for family, a love that was evident to all who knew him. From the days, when the boys were on the raiders and then CYO, the titans and then of course high school LAX and basketball. So many memories we will always have. You will be deeply missed…we are so grateful to have been part of your world.
With love,
Rene and Jonathan Shapiro
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Kenneth Paccio uploaded photo(s)
Friday, January 26, 2024
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He was my friend.
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Jennifer Denker posted a condolence
Friday, January 26, 2024
Thank you Joe for being a friend to the Denker family. You always had words of wisdom or a great story for us. Thank you for being a wonderful father to Max and Cooper and being a wonderful partner and husband to our Alison. Thanks for never making me go home early. Thanks for all of the effort and time you put into coaching Tyler and all of the Raiders. I’m so glad we have the video that Max made - it meant the world to us at the time and now it is our wonderful memory that we will cherish always. We will all miss you. Xoxo
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Nathan Santoli, Jake Lunati, Max Dantona, Ryan Shapiro, Carlo Pantano, and Alessio Vinceslao posted a condolence
Friday, January 26, 2024
The void left by Joe’s passing is deep, but we are lucky to have known him. The lessons he taught us and laughs we shared will always be with us. We love you JC❤️
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Kenneth Paccio posted a condolence
Friday, January 26, 2024
The Paccio family lost our friend and we lost a part of our hearts. Joe Cordes was the friend we made later in life. He was chosen, out of all the people we encountered, to devote time and effort into. A friend who embraced us and our children. A friend we met and talked with and laughed with. A friend who saw the big picture, as we did. A friend with a strong sense of humor, and an insatiable appetite. Joe’s lust for life was limitless. His love for family, justice, travel, music, his fellow man, were undeniable. Joe gave us Alison and Max and Cooper who positively and eternally impacted our lives. We are altered and changed by this loss. We will move through this world better by his friendship and grateful for the time we had together.
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Denis Michael McCarthy posted a condolence
Friday, January 26, 2024
Sorry for your loss. Joe was a great guy and good cop. He work for me as a sergeant in Manhattan South Narcotics and as Captain in the South East Queens Initiative. I was shocked to hear of his passing. Sorry I could not make the service, but I just returned to Florida. May he RIP! Ret. DC Denis McCarhty
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Jean Hays. McClean posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, January 24, 2024
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Jane Murray posted a condolence
Sunday, January 21, 2024
So very sorry to hear of Joe's passing. My memory is of a cute little boy who lived next door to me and my family.
My sincere sympathy to his wife, sons his Mom Sandy and his twin brothers Jeffrey and Chris..
May Joe rest in peace.
Jane Murray..
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Saturday, January 20, 2024
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Saturday, January 20, 2024
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Robert Musso posted a condolence
Saturday, January 20, 2024
I am deeply saddened and will miss Joe tremendously. The the last few years we became close friends and business partners in real estate. I truly felt blessed having Joe in my life. He was such a great person, wonderful father and friend. May you rest in eternal peace and watch over your loved ones until you all meet again one day. Love and prayers to the Cordes family.
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The Blank Family posted a condolence
Saturday, January 20, 2024
Our deepest sympathy goes out to your whole family. We send love, faith, prayers and hugs to all of you in this unimaginable time. Gavin will always be grateful for coach Joe and his dedication to their team. ❤️ may he rest in eternal peace until you meet again.
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