JOSEPH J. CIRAULO Sr.

Dear Alice and Family,I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I have so many fond memories of us all growing up together on 60th place.Your in my thoughts and prayers

Genevieve (Maher) O'Connor

Aunt Alice and Family, It is so hard for us to express how we feel right now. It is difficult to remember Uncle Joe without picturing his smile, quiet spirit, and welcoming ways. He truly was the greatest gentleman among the Gentlmen's Club. He left us with so many wonderful memories. All of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Char and John

Joe-Joe, I did not intend to exclude you from my sincere condolences on my original note.

My last memory of your parents the day before they left for Quincy is a fond memory. They were both in good spirits and health. I took a great picture of them along with Clarita and she has it displayed to see everyday.

Keep his spirit alive with his memories.

My memories of Uncle Joe is a man with a smile on his face, along with an easy chuckle and a big "How are You doing". What a gentle man. I know all of you will miss him very much. You had such a great Dad. My sincere condolences to all the Ciraulo family and may God comfort you Aunt Alice during this sad time.

I'm so glad to have such fond memories with Uncle Joe. He served his family and country with love and dignity.

My sincere condolences to Aunt Alice, Marita, Joanne, Tom, Dick, Betty, and Jerry.

Uncle Joe was a very kind man. He is with Jesus. Condolences to his wife, Aunt Alice, and all of his children and many grandchildren.

The wonderful stories we've heard about your Dad is a true testament to his character and the great legacy he left behind for all of you to cherish. It's obvious he was a man of great faith and love for God, who also had a true commitment to his family and his country. He served all with dignity, yet he remained humble. What a wonderful example he was! I'm sure he will be sorely missed by all of you, but you can take comfort in knowing, if anyone can make it into heaven, it would...

Our deepest sympathy to the entire Ciraulo family. Please accept our most sincere condolences.

John and Donna Getz

Mr."C" was a great man indeed. Someone I looked up to during my youth. Was lucky to know him. All we can do is try to measure up to the kind of man he was.I will always remember him getting a laugh out of some of our "experiances", even when I really ticked him off. He would always forgive me. God bless Mrs "C" and all of his family. Love Always "Mooch" PS thoughts and prayers.