Joseph A. "Pop" Lanzaro

My wife and I got to know Joe as customers of his Fiat and Peugeot Service Departments. He was always cheerful and witty, and, for the likes of me, always a wisecrack! I will never forget being the butt of his remark on a service ticket as to the cause of my problem: "Loose nut behind the steering wheel." And I asked what size wrench it needed!! Joe, if you're listening or looking down, no service manager has ever come close to you!! Sorry we lost touch after our last Peugeot!

Dear Aunt Eleanor and Family: I'm sorry to hear about the passing of Uncle Joe. I fondly remember you all coming to visit us in Michigan and I appreciated you braving the Jersey rush hour traffic to pick Karen and I up at the Newark airport. I was thinking of Uncle Joe when I had the pleasure of attending the Daytona 500 a few weeks back along with my dad and son, Michael. Uncle Joe always seemed upbeat and a caring person. Hopefully, you all will celebrate and remember the good times...

Dear Elenor,
my deepest sympathy to you and to the
Lanzaro fsmily.
Christine Portz
VNACJ Barnegat New Jersey

Dear Christine and Family, May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. So sorry for your loss.

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

Dear Eleanor and Family - We were very sorry to hear of Joe's passing and express our deepest sympathy to you all. Uncle Happy was just here for my Mom's 90th Birthday and said he had really wanted to visit with you. Nancy and Michael Duffy and Thelma Rudnitzky

To Eleanor and family--I am so sorry to hear of your loss. It is always so sad to hear of the true town's people leaving. They can never be replaced. I remember you all fondly, and my thoughts are with you. It certainly seems that he was a wonderful, giving person.