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Joseph M. Pashko

West Springfield, Massachusetts

1960 - 2021

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Joseph M. Pashko, 60, passed away March 1, 2021. Born in Springfield, April 5, 1960, he was the son of the late Peter J. and Grace L. (McCarthy) Pashko. Joe attended West Springfield High School and worked for Columbia Bicycle in Westfield, Fedex, the West Springfield Housing Authority and the...

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Never forgetting my friend Joe.

It´s been a year without you Joe, miss you bro.

Mike and I are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. May Joey RIP

Annemarie, Bill and family, Steve and I are so sorry for your loss.

So sorry to hear, I have so many memories of Joe at Bishop & McCollum, my partner, best friend at my wedding in 1982, was hoping we would run into each other and share some stories, until we meet again, condolences to all Joe touched.

My condolences to the Pashko family and Linda. RIP my friend.

The first time I met Joe, he was on a bike riding double with Bobby and they almost ran me over! I remember hanging out at the "rez" with him where his athletic ability was evident as he would do backflips off the board. We would all gather at the "Y" for socializing, and if we went anywhere else, we would usually get in trouble for being too loud!! Later on in life anytime we ran into him, it was like we just saw him yesterday. He was a kind person with a good heart. He always made it...

Joe. So many memories. I will miss you, until we meet again. God bless your soul.

My heart is saddened on the passing of Joe. I grew up next door to the Pashko family, and in those early years on Chestnut St. we all played baseball. Joe at a young age always had the talent of someone well beyond his young age and I felt he was a just a natural ballplayer.
Even in the most recent times I would see Joe in and about the town and it was always a smile and laugh and he would say "Carp I can still hit them dingers." He was a guy where days, months and years would pass and...