Joseph A. Grabiec

Joe was the first friend I ever had. We became friends when we were both five years old.
Our friendship lasted for sixty-five years even though we lived most of our adult lives 1200 miles apart.
Joe was a quality individual and a dear friend. I am so grateful that o was able to spend time with him in 2019 when I was in CT for my 50th high school reunion,
RIP my dear friend. You were one of the bravest men I ever knew. I will miss you forever.

Gerry Healey
Chicago, IL

Sorry to hear about Joe's passing. A pleasure to work with during our days at Read's. May the Lord bless him and keep him.

Saddened to read about Joe passing away. Joe was my store manager for years when I worked for RadioShack. I learned so much from him. He was a very intelligent and knowledgeable man. He was very compassionate also. He always talked about his family especially his wife, Patti, his son, David, his sister Terry and her husband, Lenny. I felt like I knew them personally. Thank you for the memories. May you rest in paradise Joe. My prayers for the family.

Joe was a kind vivacious soul, whose infectious laughter always lightened our moods. He was a rock n´ roll radio disc jockey in his younger years, who was dubbed "Woodstock Joe" by his fellow SADSACKS for his incredible knowledge of classic rock. He would regale us with neat facts about the bands from our youth. He once labored for weeks to produce a Top 100 Rock N´ Roll Songs listing for this "fan" and drinking buddy of Woodstock Joe. I will smile every time I think of Joe. He brought joy...