I met Joe on the bus going To AC say 7-years ago. We were both retired. Joe introduced me to the poker room were he enjoyed to play Texas hold im poker. We also began going to Bethlehem, Pa. to the Sands Casino on Thursday. Joe loved to read and always had a bunch of newspapers with him. He was conservative in nature and enjoyed talking about the issues of the day with a conservative point of view. We also use to meet at the track in the afternoon for a couple of hours. I was shocked to hear of Joe's passing on Aug.29th. Another friend Billy told me. I still can't believe that I won't see my friend Joe anymore on the bus going to the Casino or the track. He was a great guy and friend.To his sister Dolores, I feel so bad for your loss.
Sincerely,

marc

Joe---You were always good to me and the guys at work in collection department!---I -never will forget your funny stories on the job and any at gathering or party --- ---Joe was the life of the party!---Take Care Joe!

JOE MAY YOU REST IN PEACE. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. MANY GOOD MEMORIES WHEN WE WERE TOGETHER, AND WE WILL MISS YOU. BRUCE AND ANDREA

Good memories of times past in meter reading and collection. Also hanging out (hiding) at my mother's in Kearny. Rest in peace my friend.

My deepest sympathy to all who lost a beloved brother, uncle and great-uncle, and I know he will be missed very much.
Charlene

Rest in Peace, Joe. You are in my prayers.
Bob McKenna

My most sincere condolences on the loss of "Uncle Joe". I know how much he was cherished by his family. Dolores, Eileen, Brianna, Sammi, and Freddie- you all brought so much laughter, loves and excitement into his life. You have a very special angel watching over you now!

Didn't get to know him but only heard nothing but positive things about him. RIP UNCLE JOE