Joseph A. Bodnar

I am sorry for your loss (mark and Bob) Joe was a vey interesting and good man... and a good neighbor! I always took a minute to talk with him , always good conversation! You have my condolences

My fondest memory of Mr. Bodnar was how funny and quick witted he could be. My Dad worked with Pan Joe (Pan is Polish for Mr.) at the New Ken Giant Eagle in the meat department back in the day. This was back when the department was closed off from the public. I remember going to the store with Mom when I was 5 years old. I'm currently 45. Dad would come out and steer us to the best deals on meat, and many times Pan Joe would be out there hobnobbing with customers he knew. I remember vividly,...

My deepest and sincere condolences to the family.

Bob and family, we are so sorry for your loss.

My deepest and sincere condolences to the family. Such great memories of Mr.Bodnar growing up across the street on w.9th Ave. RIP Mr.Bodnar. Tim and Sandy Ballas

My deepest sympathy to Joe's family. Privileged to know him. He was a light at our church. RIP Mr.Bodnar

Deepest sympathy to the Bodner family. Joe & my father worked together at Loblaws in Springdale.

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

Goodbye dear Joe, longtime family friend and neighbor of almost 70 years. I remember many years ago learning of your acts of friendship and charity in our neighborhood and know that you continued well into your 90s. You were like an everyday Santa among us, brightening our lives with your big heart. May your family be consoled by memories of your extraordinary energy and love shown to them and others.