Joseph Warren Gorman

Joseph Warren Gorman
Some knew him as “Jack”, some as “Joe”, but I knew him as “Daddy”.
Even after I was grown with children of my own, he was still my Daddy because to me he was the epitome of what a daddy should be.

He was my hero, my knight in shining armor. He was kind and gentle and wise. Always a hard worker, a good provider and he taught by example. He wouldn’t ask anyone to do something that he wouldn’t do himself.

He taught me to fish, to swim, to tie...

You are safe in the arms of God, Uncle Jack. You are and will always be an active memory of life, vitality and charm. I have many memories growing up of you and wish that my son had the chance to meet his Great-Uncle Jack. To those of us that are left behind. I pray for peace and love to give us all comfort.

All my love and support...

We will miss you Uncle Jack.
A guy with a unique sense of humor and who lived his life to the fullest.

Those who were blessed to have known Jack, were truely blessed! At the last family reunion our 2 boys were mesmerized by him. He entertained them most of the night and it was apparent that all "3 boys" enjoyed themselves. Our youngest was fascinated with his cowboy hat and was thrilled that Jack kept putting it on him. Our hearts go out to the family as well as anyone who was lucky enough to crossed paths with Jack. He will be missed.

Uncle Jack was a very unique man who reminded us to live life to the fullest and always keep a sense of humor! Our deepest sympathy to Mary Lynn & Joe, Evan, Matt, & Ashley.

My deepest sympathies go out to all of the Gorman family. May you know that my prayers and thoughts are with you all in this time of sorrow for your family.

Sincerely,
Dorothy (La Plante) Busacca and Family

Farewell brother until we meet again.

All of us who loved Jack have lost a part of ourselves in his passing. He will always be in our thoughts and prayers.