Joseph R. Leone

Uncle Joe, you my friend are probably the kindest most caring man I have ever known. I know our Aunt Theresa is waiting for you and loving that you both are reunited again in the glory of our Lord. God Bless You Always, you certainly have left us all with many memories and examples to be thankful for.Baci

Mary, my deepest sympathies to you and your family for the loss of your uncle. You are in my prayers.

Sorry for you loss My prayers goes to theLeone family Joe will be missed God will wipe away your tears an heal your hurtJoe was a good man .

Joe the lord has called you home I'm going to miss you .you was a nice man I'm glad I got to know you no more pain an suffering. You had a nice smile I'm glad I was your caregiver your smile said a lot. Rest in peace Roberta Lewis

Rest in Peace, Joe. You were always kind when we would visit with you and my grandmother, Angie, ready with homemade wine & soppressata! My thoughts are with you and your family.

Uncle Joe...you are now at rest...dance with Auntie Theresa and be at peace with all your loved ones who wait to embrace you...Your kind and gentle soul will be missed!

Dearest Joe:
I remember all the good times we had, the fresh corn you brought us, the wine we three enjoyed on Larry';s sunporch, the chicken barbeques and the laughter we shared. Rest Peacefully, my friend
Love, Carole

Dear Leone family:
So sorry for your loss. Larry and I were very close to Joe for many years and he used to enjoy my haircuts , and Joe bringing us corn when it was in season and our visits to him in his home and Wingate. He loved to visit us and sit on the sunporch with a glass of wine...
With love from both of us
Larry Bordoni and Carole J. Neal
East Longmeadow, Ma.

Your journey is finally over, Joe. May you be received by your beloved wife, Angie, with love and open arms. You will be in our prayers.