Joseph Florio Jr.

To the Florio family, our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Heaven has another angel looking down on all of you and find comfort in each other at this time of sorrow. May God bless you all. Joe, Rita, and Marie

along time ago I had the privelage of knowing Joe, I had rented one of his apartments while he and his boys david and joseph lived downstairs. you boys were so young. I am deeply sorry to hear of his passing. he was an amazing guy. as i read his obituary i saw he remarried and i am so happy that he did. to his wife, may you find his love always with you, to his kids may the sorrow in your hearts turn into joy someday. to his grandchildren god bless everyone one of you. to the rest of his...

To Joe's family, I am so sorry for your loss. Joe was such a nice man. I am glad I had the pleasure to meet him through the Sons and Daughters of Italy. My deepest sympathies.

Robin Iascone
Cristoforo Colombo Loggia

It was a pleasure to know such a kind person. I spoke with Joe briefly recently at a bank kiosk when he recognized me at the next kiosk. He was so full of life. Heaven will love him even though we will miss him. Peace, my friend, and say hello to Jack.

My sincere condolences to Joe’s family & his many friends. I knew Joe through John Hancock back in the 70’s & 80’s. Once you knew Joe, he wasn’t someone easily forgotten. He was so much fun, had lots of energy & always a sparkle in his eyes.
God bless you Joe. There is no doubt that you are making heaven a better place to be.
Sadly,
Jane Callahan, Plymouth MA

Bridget and family,
We are so shocked and heart broken to learn of Joe’s passing. He was a GREAT man who will be deeply missed! There isn’t an Italian lodge or an Italian in RI who won’t feel Joe’s passing in some way. We had so much fun setting those books!! Joe was always on his game!
May God welcome Joe home to Heaven!!
Love, Jim and Tom / Hopkins Press

Brigette, sorry for your loss. Glad we got to meet him and enjoy your company at dinner. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Auntie Mary and uncle Jack.