Irene and Barbara, where do I begin? So sorry to hear of Joe's passing. There are so many memories swarming in my head right now, I don't know where to begin. I guess pouring myself a scotch would be a good place to start. He was such a part of my life growing up. Always the tease, but always there with a smile when you needed one. We have to get together soon! Much love and sadness, Sambo
Sandra Roy Cowell
May 16, 2016 | Brockton, MA
So sorry for the loss of your father, Barbara. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sharon DiFiore
May 11, 2016
Irene and Barbara... I know you are very proud of the man you called husband, father and best friend ..I will always remember his kind smile and welcoming ways.
God Bless
Donna
Donna Cook
May 11, 2016 | Reading, MA
My condolences to you and your family Irene. I will always remember Colonial and the good times we have shared there, a very long time ago! I often think of those days, and all that have left us to soon. May he rest in peace. I'm sorry for your loss.
Kimberly Kupczewski
May 10, 2016 | Chelsea/ Seneca Il
Of Lynnfield, formerly of Scranton, PA and Chelsea. He passed away on May 6th after a brief illness in the peaceful surroundings of his home surrounded by his family. Born and raised in Scranton PA he was one of four sons born to the late Joseph and Anna (Schipp) Argonish. Joe received his early education in Scranton where he graduated from High School and enlisted in the US Navy. He served for four years during the Korean Conflict. In 1952 while still enlisted he was wed to Irene Chwaliszewski. He was honorably discharged and began his life with his young bride in Chelsea. Devoted husband and father of one daughter and one son, Joe began working for Boston Edison as an Electrical Engineer. He furthered his education at Northeastern University receiving a Bachelor’s Degree of Business Administration in Engineering and Management. He moved his family to Lynnfield and has resided there for the past 57 Years. Joe retired from Boston Edison after a career of 38 years. He was a proud Navy veteran and past member of the PAV Post 13, Chelsea. In his lifetime Joe was an avid golfer and enjoyed his time golfing at Colonial and Sagamore Golf courses. In addition to his parents Joe was also preceded in death by his son William Argonish and a brother Jackie Argonish. He is survived by his beloved wife of 63 years Irene (Chwaliszewski) Argonish and devoted daughter Barbara Argonish, his two surviving brothers; Michael Argonish of Peckville PA, and Robert Argonish of Ocean View DE. He is also survived by numerous relatives and friends. ARRANGEMENTS: His services and burial will be private.Should friends desire, contributions in Joe’s memory may be made to: Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, Danvers, MA 01923 or online at WWW.CareDimensions.org since they were so helpful, caring and supportive of him and the family.
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