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Phyllis Crosby
March 10, 2010
It is with saddness in my heart that I learn about Joe's passing.
He lived life like there was no tomorrow...cherishing every moment..to accomplish all he could today.
Business with Joe came with invites to his home with welcoming arms for many..for great times.. including our family.
He shared his great idealisms.. pure joy and spirit from his heart.
There is no mold for Joe - he was a one of a kind guy.
Now he can rest with all the successes
of his life and know that many cared for him as a true friend.
Tanya Sternberger
February 23, 2010
My family and I had some great memories of times spent with Joe when we visited FL with my brother Chris. He was crazy and fun and my kids just loved him. He will be missed by many including our family but will always have a special place in our hearts.
Dick Powers
February 22, 2010
Good guy; fun to be around. Good to work with.
Neva Duncan Tabb
February 20, 2010
I retain such good memories of working with Joe in the early start-up days of P3 in the mid 1990s. Joe was enthusiastic, funny, excitable, and warm-hearted, and working with him always felt like working with a good friend. My deepest condolences go out to his family.
Kathy Ganey
February 19, 2010
I worked with Joe at FPC on several recycling committees; he was always positive and upbeat; On several occasions, he visited Pensacola where he extended his recycling endeavors; it was fun discussing the latest news from our friends at FPC. Everyone loved Joe.
Mike Palozzi
February 16, 2010
Joe was someone I will always remember from our FPC days. He was a good person and someone I always considered a friend.
Angie Lemaster
February 16, 2010
Joe was one of the most positive persons I had ever met. He truly was a light in such a dark world. He is missed greatly but he is in total paradise now with the Lord.
Michele Campbell
February 15, 2010
Joe,s strong belief in god will stay in my heart. His visits home to Buffalo I will miss. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone.
Stephen Dutile
February 15, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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