Joseph J. Crisco Jr.

Sincerest condolences to Pat and family. Remembering all your travel services and Joe was who delivered. May he RIP and surely will be missed.

Joe and I were in the legislative office together years ago. He was a friend, and a mentor. He will be missed. Praying for the repose of his soul. May he rest in peace.

So sorry to hear about your loss. So many memories of Joe over the years. Please accept my deepest and most sincere condolences. May his memory be a blessing

I met Joe as well as his wife Pat on a trip to Italy a few years ago. I found him to be a pleasant, very nice gentleman. We had a great time on that trip. Prayers for his family. May he rest in peace.

Our neighbor Joe Crisco was pretty unique! How many miles did he run between 1970 and 2025? Joe was a good listener and a mediator in his roles as a State Senator and local elected official. As a politician, he was a role model for the younger generations in the state legislature and town government. He also like to sit in the sun! Pat and Joe were always available to listen and respond. We wish Pat and the rest of the family the best during this difficult time.

Few political leaders in Connecticut have left a more profound and lasting impact on women's healthcare and higher education than has Joe Crisco. I was honored to serve with Joe in the State Senate for eight years, considered him a friend and mentor and remember him as a dignified gentleman who respected the views of his colleagues. He leaves behind a wonderful family and a legacy attesting to the positive impact government can have on the lives of working people.

I remember Joe from his playing years at Cross and at UConn. Last time I saw him was at UConn School of Education function honoring former UC star Ed Enos. He was truly a gentleman and devoted to UConn.

Even before he was my state senator, Joe was a fellow road runner and would join our group on weekdays when we ran from the Yale Bowl to Wooster Square and back - often at the rear! As he rose in state and town politics, he dropped out but I would still see him at times jogging along Racebrook Rd or, until several months ago, on the treadmill at the JCC, and counted him as a long time friend. May he now rest in peace.

Dear Pat, Both you and Joe have been our cherished neighbors for forty-seven years. Neighbors and friends like the two of you come around once in a life time. Joe's runs throughout both Racebrook and Milan Roads will always be remembered with great fondness. He will always be remembered as a role model for all to emulate. Joe was true gentleman and will always be remembered as someone who cared greatly for his wife, his family, his friends, and for the towns he served with consummate passion.