Baltimore, Maryland
MANTEGNA , Joseph Joseph Mantegna, 65, of Baltimore, died Monday,May 3, of natural causes. He served as member of the United States Army during Vietnam. He retired from the Baltimore City Police Department after serving 25 years. He is survied by his daughter Anna K. Mantegna;...
Read MoreAnna and Eva,
We just found out today that Joe passed away May 3. We are so sorry to hear that. He was a dear friend who will be missed even though the last ten years of communications with him were infrequent. We have lost a part of our lives. We will pray for the repose of his soul.
With deepest sympathy,
Richard and Virginia Gerber
Richard & Virginia Gerber
October 16, 2010 | Union City, OK
Mr. Joe,
As far back as I have memories of my own parents, I have memories of you. You were truly my second father. Family vacations, wrestling matches, weekend stays at your house with Anna, all will be lasting memories that will stay with me. You were an amazing father, a wonderful person and a devout Catholic. You will be missed by all every day. May God bless you and welcome you home.
I love you always ,
Margaret Sampedro & family
Margaret Sampedro
May 05, 2010 | Baltimore, MD
Happiness is hard to come by in this life. Joe Mantegna gave the world more than our share.
Heather Hollingsworth
May 05, 2010 | Baltimore, MD
Dad-you fought the good fight. You fought long and you fought hard. Now be at peace and rest. Tell Granny I said hi...I love you...you were the best Dad anyone could've ever hoped for. You always believed in me and you always had my back. I will miss you everyday of the rest of my life...until we meet again...
Anna Mantegna
May 05, 2010 | Baltimore, MD
To my uncle Joe. You were a great uncle, I love you, my kids loved you and my wife loved you, you will be missed.
Anthony Mantegna
May 05, 2010 | Baltimore, MD
To Eva and Anna:
Our deepest sympathy is with you during this most difficult time. I know you both took good care of him to the last and God will reward you for your care. We love you both.
Love, Mary, Tom, Tommy and Sherry Walters.
Mary Walters
May 05, 2010 | Baltimore, MD