Joseph M. Kovatch

So sorry to hear about Joe's passing. The world lost a great man. Joe was always kind to everyone. Always interested in other people and how they were doing. He always put others priority's before himself. It was about YOU, and how YOU were, and how YOU were feeling. He was very thought full of everyone else. I will miss him. A great man indeed. Sorry for your loss Mary and family.

Joe was a wonderful man."Hubcap Joe" as we called him would stopped by Universal Body Shop frequently.Sal enjoyed his company,his stories and his sense of humor. Our deepest sympathy to the family.

So sorry to hear the Joe passed. I have nothing but fond memories of all of our deals and interactions. Just a good, good man. Condolences to Joe's entire family, he will be missed for sure.

Sad to hear of Joe's passing. I worked with him at the IU for many years. For a big man, he was a gentle person, whom I never knew to raise his voice. Always upbeat even when battling dibilitating illnesses, he always had a smile for everyone and offered to help whenever he could.

To the extended Kovach family, I extend my sincerest condolances. He will be missed.

Dear Kovatch Family:

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of bereavement.

Ann, Jerry, & Patrick Valonis

Very sad to learn of Joe's passing. We met during the hours spent at Weston Field pool exercise classes. Joe always had a great smile, ready to tell an interesting story and discuss the latest current events. He was a very delightful man. RIP Joe you will be sorely missed. Condolences to all of the Kovatch Family.
Irene and Ann Marie; Weston Field Pool Pals.

Mary. I'm so very sorry to hear about Joe. My heart aches for you. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Mary,
John and I were saddened to learn of Joe's passing and want you and your family to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. John remembers how Joe shared all of the good times and supported his family in the sad times. I, Sally, enjoyed talking with him about our Pine Brook days and John Adams school. He was quite the conversationalist and a wonderful guy.
May the sorrow you all are now experiencing soon be changed to cherished memories.

John and Sally Gower Rogers

My sincere and deepest condolences to the Kovatch family. I worked with Joe's son Joe and can see the apple has not fallen far from the tree. My thoughts and prayers are with you.