Joseph Umberto Lucchesi

I never met a more dedicated Giant and Niner fan in my 60+ years. Miss you joey. Gone but not forgotten

You always had my back. I miss you so much brother. See you soon.

.. Joey I just found out about your passing.. I have to say I was shocked and saddened deeply.. you were one of the first people I met here when I moved here in 7th grade.. we did a lot of fun things together over the years of our friendship.. :-) I got to know your children and you helped take care of my son Jeremy when I would go to work at Bill Graham presents with you.. carpooling.. you were always a very outstanding person and loving friend.. I also remember Betty with much love.. and...

My sympathy to the families at Better Foods Deli. I'll miss your smile Joey. Thanks for the great meals and conversation over the years. Roseville lost a great one.

As a child I remember Joey I grew up down the street from the Russos and remember a lot of my childhood going into the deli with Scott to see his family. My heart felt regards to the family.

Joey was always so kind and had a smile on his face when my husband and I would come into the deli. It was our Saturday ritual. He will truly be missed.

It's been a very long time since I've seen Joey. We hung out in our teens (1975) and I remember him being really kind and a lot of fun. He took me to my first horse race, in fact, he won a few hundred dollars. He was the best pool player I've ever seen. My now husband and I stopped into the deli years ago and it was so good to see him. Another thing I remember about Joey was his love for his Camaro - what a great car. It's very sad that he's passed away; I wish his family my condolences.

I'm very sorry for your loss. I remember also coming in the deli with my parents and then my family. For yeaars enjoyed going there. I even remember his mom and dad.....just can't believe it, but they are all together now...enjoying all the good food. May God bless your family. Betty Lee (Bianchi)

shocked and saddened.Our heartfelt condolences to the lucchesi family.I will miss seeing that smiling face and talking sports when we come in the deli.