Joseph Koenig

I worked with Joe two years 1986 to 88 until I got called back to SIFCO, Steel Improvement and Forge company. When I was in A plant They moved CA me up to H plant to teach younger workers how to Stamp wheel dies and forging dies ,and B how to bench grind and polish dies and some of the veining stages of Die sinking. Joe was a great man and helped me there and Always C lov d talking about the men and love for cars and working at Alcoa with so many talented men

Joe was a much loved resident where he lived. We all enjoyed talking with him about his life, work, books, and his treasured memories of traveling with his wife. He will truly be missed by all.

I offer my deepest condolences for the loss of your loved one. I hope 1Thessalonians 4;14 offers your comfort and hope.

My heartfelt condolences go out to the entire family.

Joe was a favorite of mine as a treasured friend of my parent's while I grew up. I always looked forward to seeing him and Joan at their gatherings to play cards. I am so grateful to his friendship to my family. The picture of him is how I remember him, always smiling, super fun and friendly. Much love to Joan and your family. He will be missed.