Joseph Clifford Casey

I graduated from Lakewood High School in 1972. Mr.Casey was my driving/class instructor. - A big part of starting my life outside of school. So sorry for the loss of a good man....

Sorry to hear of your passing. You were a great teacher of drivers ed. Back in the 60's with the simulators. Not only did you teach me but a few years ago you taught my Grandson. When we talked again. Love and prayers to your family. LHS. Class of 65

A fine man, patient,he had to be top be able to teach us to drive. We will miss him

Jan and family,
I really miss our Saturday morning conversations. Your husband and dad had many a good story's. I've missed him ever since he quit teaching because of the accident. I'm glad he was able to stop in a say hi about 9 months ago. RIP sir.

Scott from Salad KraZe

I remember him fondly! What an extraordinary life he lead. Nan Wilson. LHS '71

My thoughts and prayers to the family. He will be greatly missed.

My sincere thoughts & Prayers are with his family & friends. He was a super nice person & is fondly remembered.

Please accept my most sincere condolences. RIP, Mr Casey, and thank you for your teaching and guidance.

Jan and Family,

I had the privilege of knowing Joe as both a drive ed. student (back in the days when the simulator trailer was at St. Eds); AND as a colleague at Lakewood High school (when his classroom was across the hall from the TV studio on the 3rd floor of the old building).

[I also have had the wonderful opportunity to work with Jan in the Library Media department.]

Joe was always moving, always trying to innovate, always smiling, always hurrying to and appointment...