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Lynn Israel
October 10, 2020
Joe has been a presence in my life since I was a little kid. I remember him & Uncle Irv at Auntie Pauline' s house in Middletown, playing ball with me in the back yard, and courting their girls--Joan & Auntie Shirl--at Nana's house in Longmeadow. After William Smith, when I moved to Philadelphia, he & Joan would come to Center City to take me out to supper. Later, after Jack & I were married, we'd meet them in Delaware. They introduced us to the Brandywine River Museum, which we still love .
Joe was witty, charming , funny & generous, & we will miss him.
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