Joseph Anthony Dintino

Uncle Joe taught me how to shave I will never forget that. I was 16 leaving in Florida while at the time my Parents where getting a divorce I was living with may Aunt and Uncle and I had all this growth on my face and he said that is not good you need to shave. I told him I never shaved and he told me we can fix this right now and he taught me to shave for the first time. I also remember being passenger on a trip from Florida to Maryland with him driving the crab truck. My most recent...

I knew Joe for many years. He was the kindest, sweetest man. I know he will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to his family and friends.

I knew Joe in passing, he was friendly and had a good smile. Like many people in our past, we wish we could have known them better. My condolences to his wife and children.

Our hearts are breaking. Joe was the most generous and faithful friend that anyone could ever hope for in a lifetime. He laughed with us, danced with us, prayed with us and occasionally cried with us. We shared our joys, our successes and our sorrows. There will never be another Joe and we will miss him until the day we see him again in heaven. He will forever be in our hearts.