Joseph S. Longi

It is with deep regret that my father passed along the passing of Mr Longi. He was one of those great parents , growing up, that took a great interest in Joe, and always made sure I hade a ride to the hockey games/practices. My heart goes out to Joe and the rest of the family. Mr. Longi was one of the good ones. God Bless !

Uncle Joe (who looked like Mr. French on Family Affair): He had a great laugh, a hearty Italian appetite and was always kind and happy to see me. He will be missed by many. I have fond memories of him. My deepest sympathy to my cousins and Aunt Betty. His niece, Mary

There are certain people in our lives that make us better individuals than we innately are. They shower us (often unknowingly) with intangible gifts: their spark, their energy, their passion for life. Joe Longi was one of these individuals and I am honored to have been his friend. Tom and I wish to extend our sympathies to Joe’s family and friends; he will forever be remembered fondly.

Joe gave us so much...stories with lessons...smiles and words of comfort when we were down. He accepted us -

So sorry to hear of Joe's passing. Have fond memories of many get togethers of the MCC crowd in our younger years. It was a fun time.

My condolences to the entire family. Will keep you all in my prayers.

Joe was a good friend and will be definitely missed. My prayers and thoughts go out to his family.

I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Joe for many years here in the Business and Economics Department at Meramec. I always enjoyed the stories he shared with us. He loved his family, and sent us pictures of his grandchildren frequently by email. He will be missed greatly by faculty, staff and students at St. Louis Community College-Meramec.

Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss.

I will miss my crossword buddy from Hardees in Fenton.

Our prayers and deepest sympathy to all of the family.