Joseph Mirrione

Happy Anniversary in Heaven, Joe. Think of you often and miss you.

HI Joe: It's been 12 years since you moved on to a much better place then me. I still miss you, your smile, your laugh and your jokes. You were always a good friend and your friendship never wavered even when you moved to Denver. You always remembered the boys from Ridgewood. Although I was your brother Sal's friend first, getting to know you and calling you my friend was something I will always remember and cherish. One day we will all be together again. See you then!

We grew and learned much from each other more then a friend..my heart goes out to all who knew him..what a loss

I have had the great fortune to have known Carrie Lamitie for the last 34 years. She has remained one of my dearest and most treasured friends, despite the great gaps of time when we do not see one another. Despite the miles between Denver and Phoenix. Despite the daily business of life which is often ridiculously trivial, but occupies our days.In 1992, I met the man who would become Carrie's husband. Not just any husband,but the "husband lottery". Joe Mirrione was like hitting the lottery....

It's so wonderful and at the same time painful to read the things written about such an incredible man. Frankly, something is just missing on the planet without Joe here. I am so happy that Carrie and Maggie have such a warm and loving family in the Mirrione's and Lamitie's, together. I think I will be saddened by this loss for some time because of Joe's unique depth. Many people would probably like to ask Joe how we should manage this, and how we should deal with this loss. But we'll just...

We are having our 40th Reunion from Bushwick H.S. this week-end. Joe was supposed to be there in person, but I know he will be there in spirit, shaking his head at us and laughing. Everyone was so looking forward to seeing him.

We know you will still be with us, Joe. You are in our hearts forever.

To the entire Mirrione family, we extend our heartfelt condolences. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Personally, I have known Joe for almost 50 years and he has been a true friend who shared many life changing experiences. Looking back to our Bleecker Street era, I was privileged to spend much time in the Mirrione household with Joe's parents and his brothers Sal and Tony, enjoying delicious Sicilian dishes, homemade wine and uncontrollable banter. That strong...

I was so sorry to hear of your loss.
Joe and I go a long way back, to the Brooklyn days. I was there when JoeJoe (sic) was borne, I was there when Joe was growing up.
Joe and his family came to my wedding.
Last summer we had a chance to reminisce when Joe came to California, it was too short, we had so much to say, to talk about!. We parted with a promise to meet again soon....
it was not to be.
Alessio