Josef N. Fogel

Dear Dean
I am so sorry you have lost your Dad. Your folks were so much part of our Sagamore Ave neighborhood. It was a true surprise and delight to see them interviewed a few years ago about the '38 hurricane on PBS. I loved the wooden turnstile between our yards. Steve's still across the street and David is in Exeter.
Stay well,
Alice Owens Johnson
Fremont CA

My sincere sympathy to the family of Josef. I had been his CPA tax accountant with Al Marseglia for many years and am saddened by his passing. He was a wonderful man. I read it on line during my visit here in Austin, Texas and am sorry I could not have been at the memorial service.

Dear Dean
I worked with your father at the Cranston Senior Center many years ago, and have thought of him often since, I am sorry to hear of his passing. He was a very giving person and I remember his never ending smile and his quips. He is missed.
Sincerely
Deborah A. Phillips/Moore

My heart goes out to the Fogel family, Joe was a very sweet person and very witty. He will be missed very much. My prayers go out to the family
Epoch Staff Member

I worked with Joe at Cranston Senior Services,he was a caring person who was kind to everyone. He loved his family and was so proud of them.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.

To the Fogel Family: We would like to extend our sincerest sympathies to you at this time. Your father was a wonderful man, you can be very proud of that. Frank Mastrati, Jr., and Cathy

I worked at Epoch for Mrs. Testa who lived across the hall from Joe. Joe was always in good spirits and the sweetest and most thoughtful guy. He enjoyed his walks and kept moving and sharing tidbits of the news of the day. Please accept my deepest sympathies.He will be missed.