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JOE W. LAMENDELLA

Chicago, Illinois

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Joe W. Lamendella, 52, a long time Chicago north side resident, peacefully succumbed to heart failure on Aug. 4, with his family and close friends at his bedside. Joe was a dedicated Bears and Cubs fan, avid poker player and loved to sing. Joe was a compassionate person who enjoyed lively...

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WOW! It has been 9 years since you left us Joey! Some traditions still hold true and Kirby Pucket and I still have pizza on your birthday. You are gone but will never be forgotten. Seth and I share stories about you often and you are missed!

Dear Brother,
So difficult to believe that this Monday it will be three years since you left this world. The world has been a different place without your presence but your presence is still felt with numerous memories. On your birthday, I recalled how we celebrated your 50th with your favorite pizza at Martino's. I lit a candle in your honor, ordered a pizza from Martino's, and lifted a glass of wine as a toast in your honor. Yes, I gave Kirby Pucket some crust and told him it was...

My dear Brother, One year has passed.I wished we would have had more time together. Life is not the same. First mom, then wheelie, then dad and finally you.You were my entire family. I love you. Mary and I will celebrate your life as you would want. Go Bears P.S Hi to Ace, Sherlock,Ocho and Wheelie.There's are reason for the world. You and I, Love Mx.

There is so much I wish to say
I think about you every day
I miss your laugh
I miss your smile
I miss our bantering
Never forgotten...
I imagine them often

It just doesn't seem real that you're not around
I will never again see your smile and your blue eyes...

No “how you doing Bule” with a chuckle to follow….
No “what are you doing tonight” or “how is Kirby Pucket”…
All of these things, I cherish so dearly …
In my heart, I remember so...

Its wonderful to see all these people that knew and loved Joe, it makes it a little easier, I miss you everyday my friend.

Joe was one of my best friends growing up in Chicago. We met at High Ridge YMCA in the summer of 1967 or 68. Joe's family had moved to Sherwin Avenue and we were soon to be classmates at Rogers School. Over the years we played tons of sports in Rogers Park and the High Ridge Y. We had wonderful times together. Our friendship continued through high school, college and beyond.

No one had a better heart than Joe. He truly was a compassionate person. I was lucky to have him as a...

Joe, you always had kind words, a big smile and alot of laughter.
May you rest in peace. See you in Heaven.

Your high friend.

My brother ,you lived your life on your terms . You were not a follower. Thank God .play poker till your hearts content. kiss mom, dad, and wheelie with much love Mx peace be with you always

Joe, known you since your were an infant and always thought you were warm and friendly. Rest in peace. A dear family friend.

Adrienne(Adie) Wilner, Fuchs