Joseph Azzolina

To the Azzolina family,

My sincerest sympathy for your loss. You will be in my prayers.

Donna V. New York

I was saddened to learn about the passing of Mr. Azzolina, having worked for his weekly newspaper in Middletown — The Courier — for almost a decade. He was an icon in the community and I consider myself fortunate to work for him and his family. Prayers and peace always, Jeff Lysiak

To the Azzolina and Scaduto Families My deepest sympathy on the loss of a very generous man. I worked for foodcircus for many years. I always considered them as my extended family. Mary Mc Namara Juppe. Hi carol and lisa

How fortunate I was to know Joe Azzolina. Over the years, I had the pleasure of being in his company on many occasions. A principled man with a warm and generous heart, he was always there for encouragement, counsel and a genuine desire to be of help to those in need. He justifiably earned many titles and accolades during his lifetime but I believe his public life was never about fame or reward. It was about service to his country, his state and his community. Without herald or fanfare, he...

Mr. Azzolina was a great man, always a smile, and part of what makes Monmouth County great. Men like him do not come along often. He will be missed but not forgotten.

RIP Mr Azzolina, and thank you for giving me a job in 1965 at your Foodtown Store, in Middletown, and thank you also Mr. Scaduto, you were my boss at that time, Sincerely David Sennick

To The Azzolina And Scaduto Family:
My deepest sympathy to you and your
Family.

Dear Azzolina and Scaduto families,

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

To all of the extended Azzolina and Scaduto Families, I wish to convey my most sincere condolences on the passing of Joe Azzolina. There are few people who ever lived, that have accomplished what Joe Azzolina accomplished in his lifetime. From working in his parents Highlands grocery store he became a very astute and successful businessman. He built, operated and expanded all of his Foodtown Stores, always looking to improve every store. He successfully operated the Courier Newspaper for many...