Ahhh so sorry for your loss! Your dad was a great man! I grew up right across the street from Jack & Iris McGill so I was constantly entertained by the McGill clan, always for a good time and I remember that right from a very young age, all were welcomed and a good time had by all! I still remember a whole whack of us would climb into Jack's bus and head up North a little ways and as always another singing songs! I always referred to your dad as Kenny Rogers I'm sure I'm not alone! As you say I'm sure they're making some great music up in Heaven! How a pra po that he passed on Valentines Day and he did exude love ❤

Our thought and prayers are with Madeline and the family at this. I Personally met Joe Once but he never got to meet his niece Candice. Rest in Peace and say Hello to Albert.

We sure had a lot of fun at the Roffey household in the "North End" on Friday and Saturday nights. He was a hell of a guitar player ! Wail your guitar in heaven Joe. R.I.P.

Our deepest condolences to all the family . May your memories of better days bring you much comfort .

Being from old Ajax, I knew Joe quite well. Will always remember his sense of humor. R.I.P Joe.

Sad news Joe was good man and friend you can meet Stan in heaven Joe when you do tell him I love him and I will join you both one day,you can now live pain free have fun with Stan

My condolences to Madeline and family on the passing of dear Joe. I knew Joe growing up in north Ajax and remember well him strumming and singing as only he could do. Joe was always such a pleasant gentleman and always a pleasure to run into and chat for a few minutes. I had not seen Joe in quite a few years but will always remember his kind nature. Enjoy heaven Joe.

Your pain free now Joe. You will be missed by many. With a guitar on your lap fly high as you play “Kiss an Angel Good Morning”