Joseph J. Bendavid

Joe was my mentor and it was an honor and pleasure to work with him Triangle Wire & Cable. Joe was an interesting person with a great sense of humor. He was kind, sincere and caring. Joe had impeccable personal and professional integrity. I am proud to be associated with him. May he RIP. God bless you all

Joe, I cherish the memories of the time that I spent with you . It was an honor and privilege to know such a great man. I still remember our first meeting at the Ny/NJ border Thereafter we met several times during my association with Triangle. You were a nice and kind hearted person and I enjoyed every minute I spent with you. God bless you, Joe. Keep smiling in heaven

I knew Joe since 1989 when he hired me as a Plant Buyer for the Triangle Wire & Cable in Jewett City, CT. The plant was closed in 1996 and I moved out of state. I used to phone Joe every now and then but one day I called and his wife, Jane told me that he had died a few months ago. It was a big shock and I was deeply saddened to hear this tragic news.

I feel deeply privileged to have known Joe Bendavid as a friend. A very good friend and a wonderful person. Joe was a very kind and...

We were shocked and saddend upon the news that Joe had passed away. His laugh and his smile will always be with us. We will miss him.

We feel deeply privileged to have known Joe Bendavid as a friend. A very good friend and a wonderful person. Our love and thoughts are with Joe. He was blessed with many friends and a beautiful family - Jane, Rachel, and Jake.
Sincerely,
Cheryl Amantea and Mike Poppers

Please accept my deepest sympathies on the passing of a truly remarkable man. I have many wonderful memories from my summers at the Country Swim Club... I remember Jake's first swim lesson Joe threw him in from the diving board with a float on his back and Jake came up with a smile on his face. Joe was like a father many of us. He will be missed by all of us.

Herbie

Joe Bendavid is and always will be in our Hearts and Memories. He was someone that as a young girl we admired and adored, and looked up to.
We send our sympathy to all his family.
From the Milgrim Girls. Bella Michele and Deborah.

My deepest sympathy to Joe's family. I directed him a few years ago at Villagers Theatre in "The Day They Shot John Lennon" and he was a sweetheart to work with and a true gentleman. God bless.

Dear Jane, Rachel and Jake,
All the Kahns are thinking of you. We send you our love and many, many years of happy memories of Joe.
Love from Ed, Hana, Alicia, Rachel and Samuel Kahn