JOSEPH DOMINIC LoGALBO

Now that there is music back on Bedford Square my memory goes back to seeing Joe arrive. Always a smile on his face, always impeccable dressed, always ready to dance with the ladies. He reminded me of my late father Joe Latessa. So when he would speak with me it was like talking to my dad again. He had so any interesting stories. Truly a memorable man.

I will miss seeing Joe in Bedford. He was so happy to see everyone and just loved to dance. He was so proud of his house and I was lucky enough that he gave me a guided tour.

Joe, Although our friendship here was short, it was a pleasure knowing you. As men of God, we both understood that our time here is short, but leaving here we know that we enter an eternal life with God. You will be sorely missed , but I take pleasure knowing that I'll see you again. May God look down upon your family in their time of grief knowing that you're in the best hands there have ever been and will be.

Joe's friends, from the morning Mass group at St. Martin of Tours, miss him dearly. We will remember him as a very kind and gentle man with a warm smile. Joe will be remembered at Mass on Saturday, December 14, 2019, at 7:30 am, at St. Martin of Tours, Maple Heights. His family is in our prayers as well.

We will miss your everlasting smile and humor. Now you can rest in the arms of our Lord and Saviour. You've earned a spot in the celestial chior and I'm sure they needed a great Italian soprano. I, my friend will never forget you. Thank you for sharing your life with our family. chow and adviedache Joe. Rest in piece my friend.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Chu