Joseph Franco

Dear Renee,
May you get comfort from the memories. I always knew how devoted you were to your dad, even thugh I never met him. Rosalind

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. He was a wonderful spirit and will be greatly missed.
With our love,
Don and Betsy Alexander

Renee, Robert and Richard, you all have my heartfelt condolences. Time takes care of all things, however, from here on its a matter of adjustments as nothing will ever be the same.

Dear Francos, We were sorry to learn of your Dad's death,and want to express our deepest sympathy to you. Sidney/Bernice Breibart

Renee,

I remember you bringing your Dad to see my Dad, John Pryles when he was in the hospital. My Dad had such fond memories of working for your Dad at the liquor store! I know you will miss your Dad, God bless your all!

Uncle Joe surely will be missed. I loved seeing him at OrVeShalom, He just reminded me of my grandfather. Now he is up there with his wife, brothers and sister, even his mom Nona Reina. So, he got a lot to tell them about all of us down on this earth. :)
He had a long life. May he rest in peace.
love,
Susan Arogeti Varrone

Uncle Joe became the "Patriarch" of our Franco Family after Uncle Jack passed away here in Atlanta, about 2000. We loved hearing ALL his tales of the "old country" as well as his early days here in Atlanta, and appreciated his sense of humor. He was our last link to our Sephardic heritage on the Island of Rhodes. Words alone cannot express how deeply we feel the loss of this unique man. Leah & David Franco & Family