Joseph P. Dellapi

I met Joe about five years ago through Herbalife. I always liked Joe and thought of him as a kind, caring person and a true gentleman. I enjoyed the group e-mails he would send out as they made me smile. It was always evident how much he loved his family, and he spoke of Jean so often that I felt I knew her personally. I am sorry I just learned of this, or I would have attended Joe's wake to pay my respects to a wonderful human being.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Jean.

Jean and Family,

We are so sorry for the sudden loss of Joe. Joe was such a gentleman and good neighbor. I enjoyed our occasional talks outside and he always looked out for our house when we were away. It was truly appreciated. He will be greatly missed. Our love and prayers to you and your family.

I am so very sorry. I know that you all have wonderful memories of Joe. Capitalize on them and find peace.

In love and sympathy,
Mary Kay

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Know that you are not alone, draw close to God and he will draw close to you.

Jean & family
So deeply saddened by the news of Joe's sudden passing...18 yrs knowing and working with this kind, gentle man with a big smile and heart of gold! Treasure all your wonderful memories!
Sending you peace, love and strength

Joe and I went on wonderful trips every week during the many years I worked as an activity coordinator at Allerton House. No matter the trip, we laughed and declared it the best trip ever. I still am connected to the Village at Duxbury through the weekly Ecumenical Church services that I organize. Every time I saw Joe, we gave each other warm hugs and talked.
One day I stepped onto the bus filled with residents who were about to leave on a trip with Joe driving. I got their...