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Jay F. Theise
July 12, 2025
My condolences on Joe's passing. We were close boyhood friends during our years together at Temple Israel's Sunday School all the way through Confirmation and Post Confirmation and performed together in the Teenage Temple Players program. We both had a strong love of theatre and continued to see each other frequently during our college years (1963-'67). I had a friend in college in New York, whose parents gave me their T-Bird, some cash, and a credit card to bring her seasonal changes of clothing. I'd call Joe, and off we'd go together. We'd stay at brother Geralds's apartment in Brooklyn as Gerry and his wife worked the night shift at Kings County Hospital in those days, Joe in their bed and me on the couch. We'd take the train to Broadway because in those days we could get really cheap standing room tickets to all the plays, leaning on our coats spread over the cap rail of the low wall at the back of the orchestra seating area, after having an early bird pre-show special low price meal deal at Mama Leone's, a well-known restaurant, or sharing one enormous pastrami sandwich at the Stage Deli. Then we'd drive back to Boston the following day, and the big treat on the Berlin Turnpike in Connecticut was this new fast food place call McDonalds, where we'd gorge on 15cent burgers. We lost touch after college, yet seeing Joe's obituary and seeing us together in my mind's eye brings back great memories. I hope the Family enjoys these recollections. May his memory by a Blessing.
Jay F. Theise
Janet Schultz Roy. Eastham,Ma.
July 12, 2025
Remembering Joe´s warm smile and cheerful enjoyment of life and especially remembering his immense and constant delight and love and great pride in his family!!!
Frances and Roland Poirier
July 11, 2025
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
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