Joseph E. Calzone Jr.

To The Calzone Family, Please accept my heartfelt sympathy on the passing of your Dad. I didn't know him. Like your Dad my Dad also served in the Army WWII (Paratrooper). They truly were "The Greatest Generation". They are missed but never forgotten. With Deepest sympathy,

Joe was a bright light in the Brightview community. His was always smiling especially when he went golfing or to our putting green. Joe and I shared a connection to Racebrook, so we became fast friends. Joe loved music and here we are at a singalong. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. He will be missed.

My condolences to the entire Calzone family. It´s been many years since I last so Coach Calzone. I played for him on one of the great youth baseball teams in the pony league in 1972. The pony league all star team. vin was my teammate on that team and then later we were teammates at Brien McMahon. Great memories of the 72 all star team and coach Calzone that will live with me forever. I will be with the family in prayer and spirit during the service on the 31st . Sincerely, Jon Bussing

Thank you for your service Joe.

I worked for your dad as an apprentice in 1973. He is the only boss I ever had that got mad at me for something I didn´t do right then apologized to me later because he said he was really mad at something else. I will never forget his guidance and coaching as he taught me the Sheet Metal trade. I continued on in the trade for the next 30 years only because of the patience and knowledge he shared with me. He will never be forgotten in my mind. Condolences to your entire family and Thank You...