Joseph G. DELLA MONICA

While growing up in Evansville, Indiana, my team was the Evansville Braves in the Three I League. I listened to their games announced by Dick Shively and often saw the manager, Bob Coleman, at St, Benedict Church. I could have chosen Johnny Logan, Felix Mantilla, or Del Crandall for a hero, but I liked Bill Reed and my all-time favorite player and idol was the 2nd baseman, Joe Della Monica. I am saddened that I never got to tell him how much joy I got when he got a hit at Bosse Field; and I...

Jay- Always look forward to seeing you and your Dad at the Miami Boatshow and sharing fishing stories. It was a privilege to call him a friend, his memory will continue in my travels and illustration work.....Steve

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We are so sorry for your loss.
Dr.'s Stephen and Ronald Gulotta, St. Francis Hospital.

My deepest sympathy and prayers to your family at this very sad time Susanne Marchetti

Joe, I am so sorry for your loss for you and your family. Just know that he will be watching over your family now. My prayers and love to you, Mike and your family.
Love Carol

My deepest condolences go out to the Dellamonica family.Joe was a great leader and a father figure for 15 years of my life. Joe paved the way for my success in business, He will be missed