Joseph L. Colucci

Deepest condolences to Karen and family. My heart hurts. I had no idea Joe had passed Karen you know I would have been there for you and your family. I had many good times over at Joe´s barbershop. When I worked at the fruit market we had a lot of stories to tell and we laughed a lot, his memory forever be edged in my heart. He was such a sweet and wonderful man and always will be remembered by me. He loved you so much and I know the last time I saw him he talked to his family and that was at...

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Joey was my second cousin; his father and my mother were first cousins. Although I did not keep up with him on a regular basis, I have wonderful memories of him as a lanky young boy. He was mischievous and a fun. He served his country well in Vietnam and Ian very proud of him for that. My sincere condolences to Karen and Joey´s entire family.

Rest easy Marine

Met Joe 57 years ago in Philadelphia. We were a group of young men from all walks of life. That day we took our Oath to join the Marine Corps. Then flew to South Carolina to Boot Camp. We made it through Parris Island then went to Camp Lejeune for Infantry training then a bunch of Marine Brothers said goodbye and went all different ways A lot never made it back from Vietnam. Over 56 years later we got back in touch along with a couple other Marines. God take good care of Joe up in Heaven....

Karen, Joey & family, Chrissy & family, Vinnie & family~~may loving memories bring you all comfort and peace. Love, Aunt April & Uncle Eldon

Karen, so sorry for your loss, our deepest sympathy,Donna, Tom, Zane Moore Tire Center

My God Dad, this pain will not go away. I wish we could trade places. I miss and love you so much.

Karen and Christina, so sorry to about your husband/father passing. My heart goes out to both of you and your family