Joseph Scott Anello

I brought you up in a conversation today. Someone asked me to remember someone I served with that had an impact on my life. Many moments in Yakima made me laugh when we were together there. You were that person that could talk to anyone and relate to them in an instance. You are still missed and remembered brother. Men of War 1/33 AR Fort Lewis

My deepest sympathy's to my big cousin Sonny, his children, Andrea, Gina & Cliff and of course Joey's wife Eva and his children. Loosing touch with family is hard over the years as I was the youngest Pirrello. Thanks to social media I hope to get in touch again. It saddened me immensely when I read this, although living in different states, I didn't know you all that well but heard all about you from Sonny. I have met Gina a few times at my parents home. I'm so sorry for your loss. I...

Sgt Anello...Words cannot be placed on how much I owe & thank you for being a Mentor & Guardian at Ft Lewis..I was young but you treated me like family..You never changed and was kool with everyone..Definitely in my prayers

Joe, We had some fun memories & great times! Thanks for putting up with me when I was a sharped tongued teen. I remember you taking me to see Van Halen in 1981 when Valerie had to work & my father wouldn't let me go with my friends, so you volunteered! I loved arguing with you over Ac/DC vs Van Halen...and now my brother...For those about to rock...we salute you!!! Rest in Peace Joe...heaven just earned a crazy, fun rocking angel!!!

My deepest condolences to Gina, Joseph, and all of Joe's family.

Today will be so very hard, as I lay my father to rest for the last time. You are the best father I could ever ask for. I miss you terribly already. It is so quiet here without the sound of your laughter, or your music playing in the garage. RIP daddy. You will be sorely missed. I love you so much. Until we meet again. Rock on. Love, Stinky.

I can close my eyes to see you, whisper your name and hear you and reach out with my heart to touch you. Our Heavenly Father will watch over you forever. Good-bye for now, Joey, I will always love you.
Have fun playing with Zeta and Freckles!

My happiest memory is when my dad let me take friends to a Red Sox game. I chose Joe and Cliff. It was the moat fun a kid could have.

Rest in heaven my brother, I can still hear your voice screaming at me not to fall out in the company run.

1/33 ArBn Ft.Lewis Washington 1995 Dirty 3rd Men of War 94B