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Doris, I know it's often hard to accept that Joe is no longer among us. But I know that he will always be present in our hearts, in our conversations and in our lives... so, I really want to thank you for the son you brought into the world, and who made me very happy! Thank you very much! Joe was very proud that you were his mother.♥️♥️♥️
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One of our adventures in Brazil!
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Perder um amigo querido é sempre difícil. Aqui está uma mensagem em inglês que você pode usar para expressar seus sentimentos pela perda do Joe:
I am deeply saddened to hear about the loss of Joe. He was not just a friend but a remarkable person who touched the lives of everyone who knew him. His kindness, sense of humor, and generous spirit will always be remembered. It's hard to imagine not having him around, but his memory will live on in our hearts forever. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and all who loved him during this incredibly difficult time. Rest in peace, Joe. You will be greatly missed.
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Joseph G. Raimondi Eulogy Uncle Don Zielinski posted a condolence
Thursday, August 29, 2024
During these past months, after returning from visiting Brazil with Nadia, Joe fought with great resolve and courage telling me
frequently, in his words and I quote " Uncle Don, I'm going to beat this".
We spoke by phone daily, sometimes skipping a day or two, mostly about sports but also about his love and appreciation of his caring
daughter Nicole, and of course Doris, who were by his side 24/7. Joe was very proud of Nicole's accomplishments, her graduation from
Stony Brook University with Nurse Practioner credentials, and her devotion to him. He was also grateful for extended family and friend's
who were always offering their best wishes and assistance with transportation to Joe's treatment centers.
During our many conversations Joe never complained and would always minimize any discomfort he experienced so as not too burden his family
and friends concerning his well being. However, let me correct myself: Joe complained often, that his golf swing needed improvement because
he lost twenty to thirty yards off the tee. And I must tell you, that a few short months ago, during April or May, Joe played two rounds on
consecutive days even though he was undergoing treatment at the time. Joe was passionate and loved his golf game.
We know Joe was tough with a lion's heart but also gentle and compassionate to all including his young nephew Liam, with whom he had a
special bond.
At the conclusion of each phone call, I would ask Joe if he cared to join me in prayer. His response was always a resounding "Yes".
We prayed to the Blessed Mother, St. Jude and St. Anthony asking them to intercede and begging God's goodness that he bestow upon Joe
the miracle of restored and complete good health, God called Joe at this time to eternal happiness.
One of Joe's Uncles, Fr. Robert Straub, Redemptorist Missionary Priest who is now deceased reminded me following Catherine Straub's funeral
mass, Joe's Grandmother and Doris' mom, as I wiped a tear from my eye, that in our sadness during times such as now that we should also rejoice
in knowing Joe's in God's loving care.
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Susan Sender posted a condolence
Thursday, August 29, 2024
Hello and thank you all for coming. My name is Susan and Greg is my cousin.
OK, wait... If you're worried you're in the wrong room, you're not- I realize that most of you know him as Joe. There are still a
few of us who call him Greg. His name is Joseph Gregory and when he was a baby it was decided that we'd call him by his middle name
because there are so many Joe's in the family. He started using "Joe" several years later, but I've known him as Greg from the minute
he came into my life - when I was almost eleven months old.
Aunt Doris and Nicole asked me if I'd say a few words this evening, in thinking about this - a couple of things come to mind: Greg
takes care of people - He feels a sense of responsibility for others and is protective of those he loves. Greg has been there to help
us be confident, strong and fearless. He had a remarkable ability to connect with people - in looking at all of your comments on social
media - the most common comment was that "he was a good guy". A good man. Is there anything better that can be said about someone?
Greg was a Brother, a Father, a Son and a "good guy" - in each of these he was a rock, supportive and protective. Greg loved
unconditionally.
I found quiet strength and support from Greg. Always there for me, making me laugh, being protective. Greg cheated for me when we
we played golf (lol). When my Dad died, Greg was not overt; he just stood quietly nearby with a soft word or two at exactly the right
time .
Nothing illustrates this better than Greg's relationship with Nicole - he took care of her, worried about her - Greg was so proud
of you Nicole. Greg's eyes would shine whenever he talked about you. And I'm proud of the way that you took care of him - fiercely
protective - you remind me of him.
For me - I'll always remember Greg's mischievous grin - and his heart full of adventure.
I have some great family memories that I'd like to share with you.
Greg and I were the oldest of what we call the "New York cousins". Our grandfather took us everywhere when we were little - to the
beach, Coney Island, out for drives - adventures almost every week! (I think our younger siblings are still mad about that). We used to
go crabbing (alot). One time Aunt Doris was so mad when we filled her bathtub with crabs - we had to babysit the twins for twenty hours
for that one. I remember once when we were thirteen or fourteen - we were catching killies in Oceanside for a later fishing trip when I
stepped on a piece of glass or something - Greg carried me, my bloody foot and all of our stuff, all the way back to our grandparents house
that day.
And I'm sorry again Aunt Doris - we had lots of sleepovers when you all lived in Rockville Centre. You worked nights, and when Uncle
Jerry fell asleep, Greg would lead us in sneaking out of the house for our (mostly harmless) nighttime adventures - lighting off
firecrackers, shooting things with BB guns, sitting on the roof, etc.
We spent hours flipping baseball cards up in Greg's room when he lived on Roxbury Road.
Greg had a passion for golf and especially for Uncle Jerry's 3-wood. Greg loved that club - only used it when he really needed to.
Greg loved talking about his annual trips to Brazil to spend time with Nadia and her family. He gave me a Brazilian coin to use as a
marker.
My annual birthday message from Greg: "Happy Birthday cuz - you're still older than me" to which I would reply with something equally
sarcastic.
These last few months Greg showed remarkable courage and determination... And continued to worry about others and how his illness would
impact them. A life cut short, but well-lived. Greg thank you for our adventures... I will miss you.
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Nicole Raimondi posted a condolence
Thursday, August 29, 2024
Growing up, my Dad taught me so much. My strong math skills definitely come from him (sorry Mom). He used to
cover our walls with posters filled with math problems, and he made it a game to have me solve them. It might not
have been everyone's idea of fun, but it was our special thing.
My passion for sports also came directly from him. I hope that one day soon, I'll witness a win for the Mets,
Jets, Rangers or Knicks, the teams we both loved. I would love to listen to my Dad talk about his high school
basketball and baseball days. All of the points he scored and home runs he hit. Anyone that knows my Dad also knows
how much he loved golf. He would always call me so eager to tell me that he beat his friends in golf today, and to
tell me his score and about all of his shots.
My Dad wasn't just a great Dad but he was a great Son, Brother, Uncle and friend. Living in Massachusetts these
past several years he would always call to tell me stories about my cousins. I would love to hear all about the
adventures him and Liam went on. He would always tell me Liam is his little buddy.
He always had a special bond with my sister Jordan. He adored her and treated her like his own, always making
sure she felt included in everything we did. He called her "Jsizzle". I remember when Jordan was younger, she
couldn't grasp the concept of me having a stepdad while she didn't, so she asked if she could call him "Daddy
number 2". That memory always made me laugh.0
To Nadia, my Dad's girlfriend, I want to express my gratefulness for loving him and giving him a second family
in Brazil. He looked forward to your trips together and would proudly show me photos and tell me all about the fun
times you shared.
When my Dad moved in with me in February, he asked me if he could hang a few pictures on the wall. I was hesitant
about putting holes in my wall, but my Dad reassured me that the nails were very small. One night, I heard him
hammering on the wall, and when I walked in, I saw about 20 pictures already hung up, just a few more than I
anticipated. Over the next few days, my Dad mentioned wanting to print just a couple more pictures. "A couple" quickly
turned into 58. Initially, my OCD made me notice how none of the picture frames matched and how they were hanging
crooked. However, when I stepped back and looked at the wall, I saw a glimpse of his life- moments he was immensity
proud of. He explained to me that this wall gave him strength, motivating him to wake up every morning and face the
challenges ahead. And that's exactly what he did. I always knew my Dad was strong, but these past five and a half months
truly revealed how strong he really was. Despite enduring countless doctor's appointments, chemotherapy, radiation
and procedures, he never stopped fighting. Right up until the very end he told me: "Nic I'm going to beat this".
My Dad is truly my hero.
I don't know why these things happen, and I will never understand why he was taken from us so soon. But I can say
for certain that I am so proud to be his Daughter. I can't even begin to think about all the things he's going to miss
out on, but I know he's going to be cheering me on from up above every step of the way, just like he always has since
the day I was born. He was always my biggest supporter no matter how big or small the accomplishment was.
I want to thank all of my family, friends, my Dad's friends and my PICU family for being there for me and my Dad
every step of the way over these past five and a half months. My Dad and I certainly felt all the love surrounding us every
day. I want to than everyone again for being here today. I know Dad is looking down with a smile front heaven.
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Homily Father Donovan St. Anthony's Church posted a condolence
Thursday, August 29, 2024
Oceanside, New York
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On behalf of the parish community here at St. Anthony's please allow me to offer our heartfelt condolences to Joe's family: To Joe's Daughter Nicole; Joe's
Mother Doris; Joe's partner Nadia; Joe's siblings Karen, Lynda, David and Michael; and the rest of Joe's family and friends who are gathered here today to
mourn Joe's passing.
The first reading from the Book of Wisdom, read by Karen, is a classic funeral passage and often read when someone dies too young and too soon, as in the
case of Joe.
We need to take comfort in the first line in that Joe, "... though he died early, shall be at rest".
We hear in the reading that, "... his soul was pleasing to the Lord, therefore he sped him out of the midst of wickedness".
It's tough and the passage from Wisdom.
In a reflection offered by Joe's Uncle, Don Zielinski, he wrote that, "We prayed to the Blessed Mother, St. Jude and St. Anthony asking them to intercede
for Joe and begging God's goodness that he bestow on Joe the miracle of restored and complete good health. As we know God called Joe at this time to eternal
happiness... and we should rejoice knowing he is in God's loving care".
The passage from Wisdom concludes with the line: "... the people saw and did not understand" and dare I say, neither do we at times like this.
Yet there is that beautiful line: "He who pleased God was loved".
And Joe was loved by so many, as evidenced by the many mourners at Towers Funeral Home and the tribute offered by cousin Susan and daughter Nicole.
And despite the loss, there is hope, as we heard in the reading that Nicole did from First Thessalonians.
St. Paul was keenly aware of the anxiety felt by the people concerning those who had died.
We are told that the Lord will descend from Heaven with a shout, and the dead in Christ will rise first.
Then we who are alive and remain will be reunited with them. St. Paul's final words are that we should comfort one another with these words.
And at times like this, what more can we really do? So we turn to our Gospel.
The Gospel reading from John is part of Jesus' own farewell to his disciples because he too was to die.
Try to imagine Jesus and Joe, saying those words to you at this time.
That you will weep: you will grieve, but your grief will become joy.
It's good to express those emotions, they are signs of the love and the loss that you feel.
They signify the love that you have for Joe, and your grief will become joy: not yet, but in due time.
We must hold onto that last line.
But I will see you again, and your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy away from you.
What Jesus says to his disciples he says to us; and picture Joe saying the same, for he is with Jesus in paradise.
We need to have faith that Joe is at peace and free from any pain or suffering, he may have endured.
But take comfort in the care that you, his family and friends, were able to give him, especially his daughter Nicole, whom he loved and
and was so proud of.
We need to mourn; we should mourn as an expression of love and loss.
We cannot deny the loss and the void that will be felt by Joe's absence.
Although he will no longer grace the lives of all of you here, our Christian faith assures us that the relationship does not end.
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My Greg, I will carry your heart with me always. Thank you for the wonderful years of comfort, caring, thoughtfulness, and love you gave to me. You showed such profound strength shielding us from your unimaginable suffering. I know you are now at peace and with Jesus. I am so proud to call you my son. With all my love. Mom.
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Robert Leigh-Manuell posted a condolence
Saturday, August 10, 2024
Joe’s passing has left a hole in our heart ,Cena and I and many others have always looked forward to Joe’s visits to Brasil .Joe has many friends down here and has made a lot of fond memories for us and his friends. We’re praying for Joe’s family. Love Bob and Cena
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JJ… I think most of all I want you to know how much you meant to me. I don't know if I said it enough during our friendship, but I really hope you knew that. You helped me through so many issues in my life and I am forever grateful for that. I truly hope that everyone gets to experience a friend like you. I wish I would have the opportunity to tell you that more.
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Life gives us the feeling that we have all the time in the world ahead of us and, out of nowhere, it shows us how fragile and ephemeral it is. I don't know how to say goodbye to you forever, when we still had so many other things to do, to live… I wish we'd had more time to do everything we'd dreamed of, we planned. Dreams and plans that never came true. They will now be part of a not-so-distant past ,that I will cherish forever in my memories. You're gone, but your legacy lives on in every moment we spent together, in every hug... in every smile we shared. Bunny, I have no words to describe how sad and empty my world has become without you , how difficult it is to get rid of the pain that has settled in my chest since you left! My only consolation is knowing that you are well, at peace, without suffering. One day I know that my tears of pain will turn into tears of longing, but the emptiness left by your loss will never be filled. Rest in peace, my love!
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Jordan posted a condolence
Thursday, August 8, 2024
Joe, I will miss all the fun times and memories we shared! Thanks for always including me and making me feel special! I hope you are playing all the golf in the world up there! I love you always and forever.
- Jsizzle (Jordan)
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Monica Alessi posted a condolence
Thursday, August 8, 2024
When Doris left Rockville Centre with the kids, I was filled with sadness. However, I knew in my heart that I still had Joe, and all was right with the world. Joe was always there across the street if ever I needed anything. I will never forget his neverending kindness and his incredible generosity of spirit. I fed him as often as I could because I always wanted to express
my thanks in whatever way I could. I will never forget my friend Joe and will forever be grateful for his friendship. Thank you, Joe ... rest in peace.
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Mara Nascimento posted a condolence
Thursday, August 8, 2024
There’s no words to describe how much I miss you, fofo. It’s too many memories when we’re together, too many laughter and jokes, been with out you it’s missing a peace of me. I love you so much you have no idea. J.J was your nickname that I gave you remember why? We sow a motorcycle with the plate JJ1515 and you like the numbers from than on J J became your name , you have no idea how much you were loved and going to be missed in Brazil. Love forever Mara or chicken like you used to call me.
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Irene and Ted wolkiewicz posted a condolence
Thursday, August 8, 2024
Our nephew , Greg, as we called him was truly a kind person. I remember him as a young boy being so caring and protective of his sisters Karen and lynda. Giving them brotherly guidance in everyday games and tasks. And especially showing big brother love when his twin brothers Michael and David were toddlers.
He had a special gift , from a young age, to bring a calmness into many situations,.
whatever life would bring his way.
His face lit up with a glow when he talked about his daughter, Nicole. Always the proud Father! He had the ability to alway make you feel welcomed whenever we would see him. Even if it had been a long time since we last met. We talked about baseball, golf and of coarse family. He always spoke with kind words, a smile on his face and giving compliments whenever we met. Truly a unique young man taken from his loved ones, way too soon. God Bless his soul!
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Jane Nipitella posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Joe & I were next door neighbors in Rockville Centre. We both shared a passion for gardening. I’m not sure if he got it from Nadia but we enjoyed discussing our various flowers & sharing them. I still have many of the plants Joe gave me & many of the ones I gave Joe are still blooming at 86 Vernon Avenue. He was a really gentle soul & I hope his garden is flourishing in heaven.
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Nadia posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 6, 2024
The longing eternalizes the presence of those who are gone. With time this pain quiets down, turns into silence that waits, through the arms of life, one day to meet again. But I will be eternally grateful to the Lord for the great privilege of all the good times we spent together! Rest in peace, my love!
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Stephen pasetti posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 6, 2024
Joe and I had a couple of unintentional mishaps in our first few years Like him approaching me at a party and whispering in my ear in his sort of calm joe like manner. If he could borrow my car to take somebody home. What left as pretty much a rectangle shape car came back more looking like an L He came back in and whispered in my ear in hit soft of low joe roe manner “ Steve You’re probably gonna wanna beat me up. “. Years later when I got engaged Joe and I reconnected and I asked him for his address Because I wanted to add him to the wedding list I forgot to give it to Debbie . So yeah.
But lastly, I Honestly Admired his swing in softball He could hit a ball with such ease and it just flew over the fence Truly, such a sweet swing. The thing was that as he went into his trot around first base to Home Something happened, where he coming up the third baseline in a neck brace sling head in bandages And I think I honestly saw Scotty Russell, pushing him in a gurney across Homeplate once love you Joe
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Barbara Bastin posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 6, 2024
Gregory always greeted me with a handshake and respect. I will always remember him as one of the finest people I have known. Uncle Creston
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Barbara Bastin posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 6, 2024
No matter how little or often I saw Gregg he always had a kind, respectful and loving comment for me. He was such a beautiful person in every way.
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Christopher Bastin posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 6, 2024
Greg was a good cousin to me. He genuinely wanted to connect. I remember him asking once if I was ok with orange juice. I was a peculiar child lol. He said it with no malice. His heart was pure. My favorite memory though is of us throwing a football around his front yard. He always did love sports. First thing I remember us connecting on was a love for Eric Clapton. He really liked bluesy rock. Rest in peace Greg, until the Lord returns for us all.
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Patsy Kuhlenkamp posted a condolence
Sunday, August 4, 2024
I commend Gregory to his eternal reward and appreciate the times knowing him as a young and outstanding man. Watching him grow to be a good son, father, uncle and brother was a privilege through my cherished friendship with his mother, Doris. May God rest his soul. Love, Patsy
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Joseph Iovino posted a condolence
Sunday, August 4, 2024
Since I moved away, so long ago in 1986, I kept contact , as best as possible from Florida. As my life changed eventually contact was lost for some many years. I did visit back in Long island for the first several years of being away, but life got busy and time did not get me back often enough. Several years ago, it was after one of our Class of 81 reunions, I got the contact list form that and reconnected with many friends, thou circumstances did not allow me to attend the party. Joe and I really had a new surge of friendship, and talked often about my getting up there not just to visit, but to play golf together, many times. My own life issues, kept me from getting that plan and time with Joe. I never thought time was an issue, until earlier this year when I learned he suddenly got sick. To have this all happen in only a few months, to him, really hits home to how precious time is, and making time for friends and family should be priority in life. I know Joe did this for all he knew and luckily he made that time with his family. He put others first, making him a great man. I am honored to be 1 of his good friends. His passing will leave a hole in my heart for the things we never got to do together. You will be greatly missed, buddy !!!
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When my family wanted to build this 2 story deck on the back of their house we knew we had to call in the big guns and Joe was there!
We all had such a great time on the project being his helpers. A really good man and I am so sorry for your guys loss.
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Rob Zielinski posted a condolence
Friday, August 2, 2024
All through my youth I looked forward to family visits to Vernon Avenue to spend time with my twin cousins and to marvel at what their big brother Joe was up to, which always involved sports in general, baseball in particular, and perhaps just a little bit of mischief with his many friends as well. I looked up to Joe, idolized him in the way of a big brother.
Joe had a unique and special impact on me in my youth; he showed a conviction in me that I often lacked in myself. As a kid he filled me with a confidence and swag that never came naturally to me and to this day continues to resonate. I never knew why, perhaps it was our shared bond as left-handers, but he took me under his wing in those early years and I just loved it. One of my earlier memories of Joe is from the late 1970s. I was roughly 7 years old at the time, Joe a teenager. Joe organized a touch football game with our many cousins at a family gathering and immediately chose me for his team and anointed me his starting quarterback. I was both thrilled and terrified: thrilled at being chosen for the job by my idol, but terrified of disappointing him. But I took the ball, and on that afternoon played quarterback under Joe’s guidance and support as best I could and felt like an absolute rock star in doing so.
Later, in adulthood, I especially loved talking sports with Joe and Uncle Jerry at family gatherings. Whether we discussed the Mets, Jets, Brooklyn Dodgers or golf, it was always a treat to be part of the conversation. I was especially moved by Joe’s love of family, his loyalty to those closest to him, and by the boundless pride and joy he had for his daughter Nicole.
Some people just “have it;” Joe is one of them. He was a gift, and his passing has affected me more than he might have known. I love you Joe, and I’ll miss you.
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Full Metal Jacket men's softball team photo (circa1990's)
"So sad to hear about Joe. I found this picture of our team. Please convey my condolences to his family." -Peter Doyle
Joe was a player highly in demand in the local men's softball circuit, playing on multiple teams at once. He adored the intensity, grit and emotional instability offered by the competition. He thrived on the raw and genuine character that was embedded in the summer softball culture.
One thing all the teams Joe played on had in common, Joe was a badass with a bat.
"Very sorry for your loss. Joe was a terrific guy. and a great team player". -Team FMJ
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Kristy and Nick Dyer posted a condolence
Friday, August 2, 2024
Joe was a neighbor friend that became family during his time here in Hatfield! We were so fortunate to have someone as special as Joe come into our lives! He was one of the kindest, most genuine people we have ever met! He was there for our kids’ birthday parties and through their graduations from high school. He was the proudest father and always spoke so highly of his amazing Nicole. We also directly saw what an amazing Uncle, Son and Brother he was. Nick had the privilege of playing golf with him, although he never had a chance of winning against Joe. Our hearts are broken over the tremendous loss of Joe. We will miss him more than words can say.
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Caroline Amatulle posted a condolence
Friday, August 2, 2024
Joe was always so kind. I always enjoyed talking with him at family gatherings. I will never forget when my mom was sick in the hospital, Joe was there and offered so much love and support. I will never ever forget it- his love and kindness at that time is something that stays with me always. I love you Joe.
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Donna Randazzo posted a condolence
Thursday, August 1, 2024
I always looked up to Joe, my big, cool cousin. One thing that stands out when I was a teenager was that I didn’t know if I should call him Greg or Joe because my mom always called him Gregory. Since all my other cousins called him Joe I decided to call him Joe. I also remember my mom saying he resembled Sylvester Stallone and that made him even cooler to me! My mom often mentioned about Greg, whether I heard her on the phone with my Aunt Doris or Aunt Ginny, or just bringing him up. I know she loved him very much.
I remember a time when Joe made me feel like he was watching out for me, making sure everything was ok. He was so caring and supportive in such a selfless way. He just had a way of making you feel special.
I will never forget when Joe came to the hospital when my mom was sick. I remember how loving he was and it really touched my heart.
Joe and I talked about how special Nicole is. He spoke so proudly of her and loved her so much, and I know he will always be looking down on her from heaven. I know he will be looking down on all of us from heaven. I love you Joe and will miss you.
Love Always, Donna
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Richard Marrero posted a condolence
Thursday, August 1, 2024
Joe was always calm, considerate, and thoughtful. He
remembered every single golf shot - not only his shot but everyone else's, and he had a great baseball trivia
mind. I will certainly miss him. Rest in Peace Joe!
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Wednesday, July 31, 2024
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Grande Joe,
Como estamos sentindo a sua falta! Sem você aqui, as coisas não serão tão legais. Você sempre deixou a sua marca por onde passou e sempre dizia que seríamos para sempre os melhores amigos. E vamos continuar sendo.
Essas imagens são alguns registros dos passeios que fizemos no Brasil. Tem uma foto sua em um bar, segurando um campari. Lembro que você me mostrou o cheiro e eu disse que era ruim, e você riu. Nesse dia, também lembro que você comprou refrigerante para mim e eu queria pagar a conta, mas você não deixou. Disse que só quando eu completasse 20 anos você iria me deixar pagar. Meu aniversário está chegando, e é uma pena que não vamos nos encontrar para eu pagar a conta e te contar todas as novidades. Como você sabe, agora eu tenho uma namorada. Você iria amá-la, ela é uma pessoa super doce e com um coração lindo.
Também há outras fotos de quando fomos ao parque aquático. Foi um dia muito divertido. A gente ficou nadando no local mais fundo e Sther e tia Nádia ficavam mandando a gente voltar. Foi um dia incrível e inesquecível. Você foi a pessoa que mais me fez feliz, Joe. As brincadeiras, passeios, competições... foi tudo muito legal e divertido.
Muito obrigado por fazer parte da minha vida. Você sempre vai morar nos nossos corações e não será esquecido de maneira alguma. Ah, lembra da promessa que eu e o Everton fizemos de cuidar de você quando ficasse idoso? Pois é, vamos cumprir isso por tia Nádia. Vamos cuidar dela e fazê-la feliz. Te amamos muito, meu grande amigo. Curta o resto da nossa história e, em breve, estaremos todos juntos no céu.
Com carinho,
Pedro Henrique Assis
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Translation of the above statement Posted Aug 3, 2024 at 1:28 PM
Great Joe,
How we are missing you! Without you here things won't be so cool. You always left your mark wherever you went and always said that we would be best friends forever and we'll keep being. These images are some records of the tours we took in Brazil. There is a picture of you in a bar holding a Campari. I remember you showed me the smell and said it was bad and you laughed. That day I also remember that you bought soda for me and I wanted to pay the bill but you didn't let me. You said that only when I turned 20 would you let me pay. My Birthday is coming up and it's a shame that we won't meet so I can pay the bill and tell you all the news. As you know now I have a Girlfriend. You would love her. She is a super sweet person with a beautiful heart. There are also other photos of when we went to the water park. It was a very fun day. We were swimming in the deepest place and Sther and Aunt Nadia kept telling us to come back. It was an amazing and unforgettable day. You were the person who made me the happiest Joe. The games, walks, competitions... It was all very cool and fun. Thank you very much for being part of my life. You will always live in our hearts and will not be forgotten in any way. Ah, remember the promise that Everton and I made to take care of you when you stayed when you were... old? Yeah, let's do that for Aunt Nadia. Let's take care of her and make her happy. We love you very much my Great Friend. Enjoy the rest of our story and soon we will all be together in Heaven. With affection, Pedro Henrique Assis
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Steve Potter posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
Joe was a great guy to hang out with who always found a way to have some fun on an otherwise boring day. I remember riding around in the big green station wagon with beer bottles hidden in Big Gulp cups listening to John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and B. B. King while having conversations about every and any damn thing.
One afternoon, while driving home from TSS with Joey I., Frankie Jan, Jesse the Doberman, and a bag full of doomed guppies to be fed to Joe's piranhas, one of us noticed that the side of a house was on fire. I can't remember if it was Joey I. or Frank who saw it first, but all three of us told Joe Rho to pull over so we could go notify the homeowner.
He said, "Nah, I didn't see nothing." We all laughed but told him, no, seriously we have to stop. Joe said, "Someone else will tell them. These guppies don't live long in these little bags. Gotta get them home and into the piranha tank."
We all laughed some more but told him, no, seriously, we gotta stop. Joey I., who was in the front passenger seat shouted, "Pull over!" and punched his arm.
"This is what I get for hanging out with a bunch of damn Boy Scouts," Joe said, as he relented. He pulled a Uey up and over the grass median and drove us back to the house. We told the homeowner, who didn't believe us at first. He thought we were playing a prank or up to a crime or something, but we finally convinced him to come out and see for himself. We sprayed the flames with his garden hose until the fire trucks arrived. Heroes!
Another favorite Joe Rho memory was during our spontaneous road trip to Ashland, Wisconsin to hang out with my Northland College buddies. We were drinking in the Wooden Nickel Saloon when some local redneck country boys got loud with my friend Jeff, a black guy from Minneapolis. Joe told me I should tell them they better watch out because they were messing with the New York City Death Squad. I'm like, what's the New York City Death Squad? He goes, us. You and me.
So I did. I told them they better watch out because the New York City Death Squad had Jeff's back. Joe stepped up beside me acting all serious and said, "Believe me... you do NOT want to mess with the New York City Death Squad!" It was true, they did not want to mess with the New York City Death Squad, and they didn't. They looked nervous and mighty confused.
I have lots of other good memories... crabbing off the overpass next to Peter's Clam Bar in Island Park; bar-hopping to Butters, McHebes, Johnny Russell's among other fine dives; seeing Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble with him and Eddie Dooney in Oneonta, and seeing Lonesome George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers with him and his brothers, David and Michael, at Nassau Coliseum.
I remember drinking PBRs and playing golf with his clubs in the house in Oneonta using a dead frozen mouse we found in the snow on the porch instead of a ball.
I remember how he'd annoy his whole family screeching out notes on Lynda's junior high school band violin and telling stale old Henny Youngman jokes. I remember one of his brothers shouting, "Shut up, we're trying to watch the Dukes of Hazzard!" and his Pops shaking a fist and saying, "Knock it off, you damn fool, or someone's gonna get a knuckle sandwich!"
Fate is cruel, it took you way too soon my old friend.
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Kelle Vespermann posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, July 31, 2024
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Pete Straub posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Too bad we never hooked up again since we were kids.
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April Gaffney posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Joe, I wanted to thank you for being such a kind, wonderful, sweet guy to a little kid like me growing up. You were the big brother everyone wanted. Especially for me since I didn’t have one. Loved your smirk and laugh. Me and you had the same insane sense of humor. Hahahaha. Love ya. Say hello to my Fam and Peeps
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Janet Viola-Keane posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
So very sorry to hear about Joe’s passing. I was very lucky to have grown up down the block from the Raimondi family and shared lots of milestones and memories together. Praying for them all now through this unbelievably difficult time. Rest in peace, Joe.
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Jimmy Boyle posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Joe-i love ya and i miss you brother-one of the kindest people ever knew
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Ken Vincent Jr. posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
What can I say about the Legendary Joe Rho? Close to 24 years ago I was introduced to Joe under probably the worst circumstance. I was his little Sister's new Boyfriend. I say "Legendary" because Lynda chose to wait close to five months before introducing me to her family. So I had already heard all the stories about her big Brother. Her Idol. Her Hero. All of you who knew Joe would know that this was not a high five, hug it out, fist bump moment. But as time went on, and after a Man to slightly younger Man sit down conversation about my intentions with his Sister, our true relationship began. The entire Raimondi family had opened their homes, hearts and feelings up to me. I felt loved and respected. While living up in Massachusetts I was driving down to Long Island for work Monday through Friday and going back up to Massachusetts for the weekends so I was invited to stay with Joe at the Vernon Ave house in RVC. It was there that I really began to know the real Joe Rho. It was there that I learned the true meaning of respect, honor, love, dedication and family values thanks to Joe. He loved his family. And I learned very quickly that he loved food, baseball and golf. I also learned that one man could eat six pieces of a loaded down pizza in the time it took me to eat one slice and he would be eyeballing that last slice. That boy could eat. I always wondered why Lynda ate so fast and she would always say it was because if she didn't Joe would start taking her food off her plate. There was my proof. One fond memory that sticks with me was when I had brought a dinner plate home from my favorite hole in the wall Jamaican food restaurant near JFK and put it in the fridge. I was late for band practice and had to leave so I grabbed something quick on the way. The next day I got a call around noon and it was Joe. He said "Hey Ken" (He always called me Ken. Everyone else calls me Kenny.) He said, "Hey what is that plate you have in the fridge? Is that jerk chicken?" And I said yes it is. Would you like it? Go ahead. Knock yourself out. He said, "Thanks Man. I have been staring at it for an hour!" From that day on I would bring an extra plate home for him whenever I went to get myself one. We watched alot of baseball, (The Mets of course. And golf.) I remember times when he was in so much pain from his bad back I would have to help him off the floor and he would go up and shower then get in his car and drive 3+ hours, if lucky, to visit his Mom. Then turn and burn so he could golf the next morning. I remember the large to go cups of Bloody Marys he would bring me from the bar at the golf club and we would sit and watch baseball and enjoy them together. At that point it was very easy to see why he was Lynda's Hero. He never called her Lynda. It was Lyn, but mostly it was Kiddo. He was a proud man. Full of virtue and respect. Most of all, to me, he was My Brother. Not my Brother in Law, My Brother. For all of you that knew him you know what I mean. To see all the love pouring out of everyone that came to visit him near his final days here with us it was easy for me to see why he was the Legendary Joe Rho. All the stories his friends told. All the good times we had. All the sacrifices he made for his family. And how much he loved his Daughter Nicky. I say this to you Joe. When I finally get to the great golf course in the sky, The first round is on me... I LOVE YOU BROTHER!!!
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When I was a kid, Joe found out that I loved collecting baseball cards. Joe had quite the collection and every time we went for a visit, he would take time and show me all of his valuable and interesting cards. On one particular visit, he gave me one of his cherished cards, a 1975 George Brett rookie card. I remember being so excited! It was my most valuable card and looking back, I realize what a kind gesture that was, to take the time to spend time with his little cousin and share his hobby with me. I still have that card 40 years later and every time I look at it, I'm reminded of what a great guy Joe was.
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Tuesday, July 30, 2024
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God Blessed me when he gave me you as an older brother. You were my first friend and you taught me so many things. Alot of sports certainly, how to make the perfect snowball, build a great blanket fort, scale baseball cards, drive a manual by first learning a 3 speed on the column, this list can go on forever. Joe gave me confidence and security. He taught me to stand up for myself and those that I love. He is my hero. He teased me too like brothers do but he spoiled me as well. If it ever bothered him that his little sister was always tagging along to his baseball and CYO games he never showed it. There were countless rides on the Ocean Pkwy just Joe and I just to talk. He was my funny smart older brother. I can give up this secret because with Joe's permission I'd finally told our Mom about it in June. Whenever it would snow a few inches, Joe would quietly come into my room after everyone was asleep and tell me to get dressed and we'd sneak out and he'd just rip up the streets for hours before returning the car... we never got caught... and he knew his secrets were safe with me as I knew mine were safe with him. Joe was always there for me as he knew I'd always be there for him. Joe always told me he loved me, every time I saw , talked or text. When I got sick he was so upset he looked so hurt and said he wished it was him instead... but I didn't. When I was little the 2 most important people in my life were my Dad and Joe.
They had a Great relationship and I loved sitting between them watching any sporting event. Joe had a way of knowing what I was thinking or how I was feeling just by looking at me. After our Dad got really sick in some strange way I think it reinforced our connection from when we were kids. I'm so sad that you are no longer with us in this world. I know that you are with Christ. Kiss Pop for me. I am so Grateful that I had you as a brother and that you gave me so so so many memories that I now get to cherish. Of course like everyone else I wish we had more time to make even more. I love you ❤️
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Fred Jensen posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Knowing Joe was truly a blessing. My heartfelt condolences for those who knew and loved him. He was truly a kind person and I, along with many, will truly miss him.
As the memories flow through my mind, many are around his love of baseball. However, I will always remember a spring break vacation we went on together with a bunch of friends to Florida. Joe never wanted to be the person furthest from the beach because he was afraid of sharks. Standing in the ocean with a group of friends he would always move to be closest of us to the beach. Plus, he got a horrible sunburn. He was amusingly grumpy!
Rest in peace my friend.
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Tuesday, July 30, 2024
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Joe and his Dad, Gerry, built this deck at my parent's house forty years ago. It's still there and beautiful as ever. Their lasting work reflect the men who built it.
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Monday, July 29, 2024
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There are so many good memories of Greg and the fun times we had together although he was a friend he was more like a brother. We would sleepover each other’s houses during the summer and school vacations. I remember playing endless hours of baseball and basketball , fishing and crabbing the week we would sped at the end of the summer camping in Deposit. We would sneak into the drive in movies through a hole in the fence, drink beers and watch a movie. Sometimes we would climb onto the roof of the repair shop and throw snowballs at the cars passing by and never getting caught. I’m most thankful for being able to reconnect and spend some time playing golf and reminiscing of the great times we had together. You will truly be missed, I love you buddy, until we meet again. God bless!!
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Maria Vota posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Joe was one of the sweetest men I've ever known who always greeted me with a huge smile, a big hug and nothing but kindness. We used to have so much fun working and drinking together at Johnny Russell's and I will forever cherish those years along with our friendship. Up until you couldn't type anymore you were staying in touch with words of positivity, courage, hope and bravery and I would have expected nothing less from you Joe. You are now in God's hands, out of pain and there's no doubt that you were greeted at the Gates of Heaven by all of the beautiful people that we have all lost way too soon along the way. Will hold your family close in my prayers for peace and comfort and God bless you Joe.. you will be sorely missed my old friend xoxo
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joesph friend for 40 plus years you will be dearly missed !!! such a great guy with a big heart who would do anything for his family and friends taken way too soon R.I.P. buddy
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Pat posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Greg named our cat, Rollie (Fingers)! Everyone assumed he was lying about his age when he joined the little league team his summer in Iowa. He was better than the local talent!
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Frank Corona posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Joe Rho was a great friend who would give you the shirt off his back. From being in my wedding party, playing softball, bartending and drinking at Johnny Russell’s. Too many memories to post. Gone way too soon, Rest in Peace Bro
Frank Corona
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Frank J posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Joe-delta gamma rho'n, bro-'n, step on my toe'n, BBQ basketball throwin', gettin' the ol' man goin'. CYO-'n, Buddy Ackerman Award winnin', porch livin', both saint and sinnin'.
Giant fish feedin', adios and arrivederci-'n, snakehead freezin', cockatiel chirpin', Jesse the doberman toilet trainin', rockin' like a Hurricanin'.
Softball crushin', full metal jacket, whack it, smack it, random swearin', varsity baseball playin', double bird yearbook flippin', off the bus trippin', Big Gulp sippin', tobacco dippin'.
Villa d' Oro workin', Green station wagon drivin', underage drinkin', ID fakin', knee achin', AC/DC shakin', Lone Star smokin', Jimmy Page n' Jeff Beck jokin', and Bo Diddly chokin'. Life guard chair makin',
All Dad's lumber takin', late for school, G-D fool. Never forgettin' the golden rule.
Joe, I can keep going.
(I know others can add to that.) Thanks for so many good times my friend! Rest in peace. Say hi to your Dad for me.
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Lynda Raimondi Posted Jul 29, 2024 at 11:10 AM
Frankie J this made me laugh and cry at the same time and I thank you so much for that! The lifeguard chair omg why?
I know you could go on and on... house painting, tree cutting snowball fighting and so so so much more!
Thank you for this
I love you ❤️
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Ron Steimel posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Joe Rho was one of the kindest and best guys anyone could have been privileged to know. He was always a solid friend who you could count on for anything and anytime (Chauncey's fight lol). Joe you are gone way to soon and you will be missed my friend.
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EMD posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
I met him as Greg - grew up with him as Joe - and will remember him as Joe Rho.
We played ball - any and ever ball together (not much bowling) - all of our lives together - our shared passion for playing sports made us friends for life.
For all the hundreds of games we - played with each other and against each other; watched and went to - today it feels like we should done it more.
You left us to soon - you'll be missed - but you will be remember Joe Rho.
Peace.
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Vicki Johnson posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
I will always fondly remember the fun we had at Guestward Ho, and the times our families enjoyed together at Eisenhower Park. You were such a big part of my childhood. Now may you rest with our Savior, as we know we will see you again . God Bless your soul, Greg. ❤️❤️❤️
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Ben Costanzo posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Joe.. I have so many memories of you. We were young and you were the older brother! We were young and crazy of course and you used tell us about your stories how growing up in Oceanside was. What was amazing about you, we never listened to anyone but when you talked, were zoned in on what you had to say. We looked up to you. You had this way of not talking to us like little kids yet respect. Treating us as adults but giving us the proper guidance. You were amazing at doing this and telling all of the funny stories and keeping us engaged. The world was just a better place when you were in it. We used to wait for you to get home when we slept over because we knew it was gonna be a hilarious night! Joe, we looked up to you and learned to love you as our own brother! You will be missed my friend.. My heart goes out to you and the whole family ❤️. One day, we will all meet again. Rest in Peace Joe Ro -
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Luke Raimondi posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Uncle Joe, you did so much for me and my siblings and you mean so so much to us. You are an awesome uncle by going above and beyond for us, more than a normal uncle would. I’m happy we got some good times in as I got older, you are one of my best friends as well. We all love you.
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James Daly posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Baseball,Football,Basketball,Fishing,Camping at Guestward Ho every August! And everything else you could think of!
Joe you will be missed!
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Terry Daly posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
My cousin from back when cousins weren’t always blood but always family. From upstate vacations to Family picnics you were a part of my life as long as I can remember. Rest in peace
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Monday, July 29, 2024
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Missy Daly Yackavage posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
I grew up calling you Greg. Even now hearing Joe, I have to do a little conversion in my head. When we were very young, your cousins lived across the street from me. Some of my earliest memories are of our families vacationing together in the cabins up at Eddie’s outside Deposit, NY. All us kids would spend the week picking berries in the woods, going on hayrides, playing volleyball, swimming in the lake, going on pony rides on Lollipop, and feeding the jukebox at the Big Red Barn. I remember you asking me to hold a frog you had just caught because you saw another you wanted to go after. I wished any of your sisters or my brothers would come along so I didn’t have to touch it. I don’t think I didn’t a good job. You were rather disgusted with me when you took it back. Cancer is a terrible disease and so unfair, but we were blessed to be born into the families we were. I hope a lifetime of memories brought you comfort. Rest in peace.
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Ray Polimeni posted a condolence
Monday, July 29, 2024
Joe was such a kind,compassionate good natured , loving friend .i know joe 50 yrs and is one of my oldest dearest friends. over the years life took us down different roads but we always managed to stay in touch.and over the years ive met his brothers and sisters and they all are very dear to me . Joe was one of a kind and will sorely be missed.RIP my old friend.it was an honor being your friend.
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Lynda Raimondi posted a symbolic gesture
Sunday, July 28, 2024
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Joe you will be missed dearly until we're reunited.
I'll see you on the other side ❤️
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Mary Straub LaVelle posted a condolence
Monday, July 22, 2024
Dear Aunt Doris, Raimondi cousins and Nicole, I’m so sorry about Joe! It is really hard, especially at his age. I remember I was visiting y’all on Long Island in the summer of 1972. I was 17 and Joe was 10 and I dragged Joe and a few other younger cousins to where the New York Jets practiced at the time, a college in the area. We were there to meet the love of my life, Joe Namath. Well, practice ran longer than I thought it would and Joe was adamant that he couldn’t be late for his baseball practice…well we waited and we all met Namath. I just didn’t realize Joe’s love for his baseball, so I owe him a very tardy apology! I’m sorry Joe! May you rest in Peace and Love of Christ❤️
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Stephen Miley posted a condolence
Sunday, July 21, 2024
Jo Ro was such a cool dude. It was great playing ball with him. He will be missed greatly. My condolences to his family. RIP Jo!
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Marie Zielinski posted a condolence
Sunday, July 21, 2024
To Doris and Family, I send my sincere condolences as you all say good-bye to Joe. May fond memories of Joe remain in your hearts and offer consolation. Eventually may your tears be replaced with smiles remembering him. May Joe rest in peace.
Marie Zielinski
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Lisa Maklary posted a condolence
Saturday, July 20, 2024
Dearest Joe or Giuseppe as I would sometime like to call you. I hope that you left this physical world knowing what an incredible impact you had on so many. You were truly a friend in every sense of the word. Thank you for always being my friend, for checking in on me over the years, for all of the laughs, and for being such a compassionate soul.
You will forever be in my heart ♥️
With love and fond memories,
Your friend Lisa AKA LB
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Frank J posted a condolence
Friday, July 19, 2024
Joe,
You left us too soon as did one of your favorite musicians, Stevie Ray Vaughn. Time for a little Scuttle Buttin' with SRV my friend:
https://youtu.be/IUsvRaRk9Fs?feature=shared
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Friday, July 19, 2024
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