Thomas Paccillo
September 5, 2022
Robert , May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Mr Russo R.I.P. my friend. TOM and Rosalie Paccillo
October 3, 2012
To the Russo Family,
Joe taught me everything I know about Pool playing , and a great mentor on life. I played in Family Billiards on Artic Parkway 7 days a week, 8 hours a day for approx 8 months. I got to meet a lot of great people through Joe.
Rest in peace buddy.
Rich Schimpf
September 15, 2012
Bobby,Cindy & Family, our deepest sympathy, he was a great man no one has to tell you any more than that. He lived a good life and will be missed, if you need anything, we are there.
Fondly,
Tom & Roe Paccillo
Candy Knight
September 15, 2012
Bobby&Family
Jesus! what a Help in sorrow!
While the billow o'er me roll,
Even when my heart is breaking,
He, my Comfort, helps my soul.
Bobby I remember your dad telling me about his pool championships back in the day when I cleaned for him after your mom passed. He was somthing else but he made me laugh.
Phyllis Jenkins
September 14, 2012
To Robert & Family
I enjoy knowing your father. He was a very nice gentleman. You and the family have my condolences.
sorrowfully submitted
Phyllis Jenkins
Peter FUSCO
September 14, 2012
Joe was a friend of mine also my friend Bob Feldmen always had something good to say about Joe he talked about him all the time.Joe was a great pool player and one of a kind person Bob is right there will never be another like Joe Russo we will all miss him.I would like to give my regards to all of his family.Peter Fusco
george young
September 13, 2012
I worked for ''joe'' & ''goose'' at gold crown billards in 1966/67. he taught us all many things about pool and life. I was playing pool when my daughter was born in 1966, (when you dropped the wife off at the hospital and they called you when the baby was delivered) and it was joe who got the call. He was so overjoyed you would think it was his grandchild. I did meet him again years later and he still remembered the call. He was amd will remaine a true gentleman. He will be missed. My prayers are with the family.
Joe and I around 1970 after I won the City Nine Ball Tournament
Robert Feldman
September 13, 2012
To The Russo Family,
Joe Russo was a one of a kind that will never be replaced. He was like a father and a brother to me at the same time. I spent practically every day with him from about 1969-1978 learning and enjoying his company. He was a great pool player beating almost every great player of his day and knew as much about the game as anyone on earth. He was very talented with his hands and could fix anything, put a tip on better than they do today with a machine and without question invented the best bridge ever seen to this day (The Russo Interlocking Bridge). He loved life, he loved people and he loved his family most of all. He also loved to laugh and always had a special twinkle in his eye when he was telling
you a story. In his day he was a legend, the Dapper Don. I still remember that white Lincoln Town Car with the big 8 ball in the back window. When Joe walked into a room the whole room knew he was there, he didn't have to announce himself. Alway's dressed sharply and that famous Italian cigar in the corner of his mouth with that big grin. If Joe was your friend he was your friend for life. He personally mentored hundreds of young players through the years and always delighted in seeing them succeed. When he won the all around at The Stardust Open in Las Vegas he showed the world that no one was safe when he was around. A tremendous feat. But more importantly he was a great person, talented, interesting, humble and a very, very special guy. I will miss him for the rest of my life and will always remember that big smile and twinkle in the corner of his eye when we looked at each other. RIP my dear friend and we all celebrate your great life.
With Loving Fondness,
Bobby Feldman
joanna gotay
September 12, 2012
Bobby MY Prayers are with you and your family the great man he was is displayed in his loving caring Family
Rob McGuire
September 12, 2012
My thoughts and prayers are with the Russo family.
Thanks Joe..You taught us well down on Front St.
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