1926
2018
TOPPER
JOSEPH V., SR.
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I have many happy memories of my cousin Joe when we were kids and then in later years. When he was twelve visiting our family for the summer in Wheaton. Illinois. He played the piano then very well. Also, our families spent vacations together in Ocean City. Then later years when we grew up, and after the War and Joe out of Navy, he and his beautiful young wife showed me around all the mothball navy ship yard in Philly. A few years ago, he and Pat visited me in Emmitsburg and we toured the area, grotto, and basilica where Joe enjoyed himself in animated discussion on certain aspects of religion with on of the sisters...delightfully funny ! He was a charming lovable cousin. May Pat and Joe be enjoying their heavenly reward. They were so proud of all their children showing me photos and bringing me up to date on each.
Patricia Topper
February 16, 2019
Sincere condolences to Joe, Maureen and the entire family on the loss of your beloved father. You and your children are his legacy. Sincerely, Arlene Pedovitch & Nancy McIver
February 9, 2018
Our deepest sympathy to Joe, Maureen, Ed, and the entire Topper family. Dad is now at rest with our God and Savior.
Terry & Elaine Lenhart
February 8, 2018
Mary Pat, Kathy and all the other Toppers,
I'm so sorry for your loss It's so nice that you had your father for such a good long time. I hope you have fond memories of him.
Sincerely
Joyce Kutzer
Joyce Kutzer
February 7, 2018
I am so very sorry for your loss. I love Joe. I was blessed to be his nurse. He made me smile. He was a wonderful man. God bless your family. Prayers, love and hugs always.
Sincerely,
Monica Hostetter❤
Monica Hostetter
February 7, 2018
My sincere sympathy to the Topper family.
Connie Archer
Connie Archer
February 7, 2018
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