Rev. Joseph H. Garlic

I knew Joe Garlic from the Essex Bridge Club in Livingston where he played on a regular basis with only the `best´ players because he was one too. He was always pleasant and courteous to his partners and opponents too. I am sure Reverend Garlic´s memory is always for a blessing. Peppi Glass

A Great man walked among us. Think of him often.

Our condolences and prayers are with the family. 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. Rev. John & Lillie Howard

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Our family has a special connection with Joe and Hazel through our mom and dad, Mary and Jack Flannery. We send our condolences and love. He will be missed

A great man. Loved his determination to advocate for his causes. He was a lion. I loved the man for his unyielding dedication and passion for justice. Rest In Peace Reverend Joe. Heaven just got a little better.

My prayers are with the family. I so admired Joe and the times we shared serving on mission committee of the Elizabeth Presbytery. You inspired me & so many others to be involved on variety of ways with Eport & Brand New Day.

My mother, June Decker, held Rev Garlic in high regard. She worked in the cafeteria at school 1. I believe he helped me get money for my first year in college. He surely helped many.

Pat and I want to extend our condolences and love to Hazel, Valencia, Krishna and Heidi and regret that we cannot join you Friday.