Joseph M. Mulé

Susan and family, The smile on Joe´s face, the pride and love that he happily shared for his family will be remembered. We are away, watched Joe´s mass on TV. Loved listening to Joe and Mary share their memories of the Pop they love now and forever.

Susan and the Mule' family, Joe and I met as Umpires, become friends and that turned into a great friendship off the field as well. I was inducted into the TSHOF. Umpire Division because Joe submitted my name. I became a part of one of Joe´s lunch crew and we always had a great time when we gathered. I'll never forget our lunch at Lillos thanks to Joe the owner treated us to an ice cream cone. Joe was loved by all who knew him. Rest in Peace my friend, you deserve it . J.R.ADUBATO

I will miss you dear friend. 65 years of memories, each special in it's own way. I will miss you and our chats on the phone. Love you, Roger

Joe and I played basketball against each other as kids on Boy Scout teams sponsored by St. Joachim´s and Immaculate Conception. We renewed our acquaintance when I worked in the Legal Section of the State Department of Transportation and Joe visited his fiancée, Susan. I had the honor and pleasure of working with Joe for over 30 years at NJM. He was one of the nicest, honest, helpful and always pleasant guys one could ever hope to know. Joe´s determination "to do the right thing" for people...

I worked with Joe at NJM. He was always willing to help and added humor & kindness to every day. My sincerest sympathy to Joe´s family ....

My condolences to Joe's family. I was a co-worker of Joe's and always found him to be helpful and kind with a good sense of humor.

Joe was a friend and patient. A nicer man you´d never find. He always had a new food place for us to try...even while very ill. He suffered, but never complained. He was a true gentleman, and he´ll be missed. Dr. Ray and Marcy Filipponi

I got to know Joe as a practitioner in workers compensation a true professional with a great smile and helpful attitude my sincere condolences to his family