Joseph Mazzie

To the Mazzie family,

My deepest sympathy to all of you. My wife and I will always have wonderful memories of the times we shared with Joe and the rest of your family during the soccer legacy we all shared.

To the entire Mazzie family,

When we look back and remember our loved ones who have passed, we like to remember the good. With Joe, there is an awful lot of good to look back on.

I just have a story I would like to pass on to you. Many years ago, when Frank and Tommy were babies, my good friend Dorrie and I would babysit the boys. Even though we were in our early teens. after we left the Mazzie home, my girlfriend turned to me and said "you know, you can really...

When I think about Joe the thing that comes to mind first is what a great family man he was. His love for his wife and children showed in everything he did. We coached together for a long time, took our Buccaneers to Belgium. Shared dinners at the pier 44.
I miss him. Frank, Tommy, Mike, Janine be like him.

To the Mazzie family,
I am so sorry for your loss. For many years, Mr.Mazzie was like another dad to me. I have so many memories of him joking around with me and Janine and the rest of her friends. I will always hold him and your famliy close to my heart. Please accept my condolences and know that you are all in my prayers.
Love, Natalie

To Janine and her family, I'm very sorry about your loss. I wish strength and peace during this time. Jackie Henderson

My Cousin Joe: When thinking of my Cousin Joe, 3 thoughts stand out in my mind. First one, is back when I was a young girl, and had taken a pack of cigarettes from my Aunt at a family picnic. I did get caught. My Cousin Joe took me aside, and had a long talk with me about taking things that don't belong to me. He offered to buy me a pack of cigarettes. The 2nd thought involves his wife Mille. When I was a young Teenager, Joe and Millie welcomed me to stay at their home a few times, so I could...