Joseph P. Quinlan

One hell of a principal at 127

You are still in our hearts and thoughts. We remember spending wonderful Christmas Eves with you and your family. We miss you.

You will always be in our hearts. We think of you always and the happy times we spent with you and Maureen. We cannot believe that seven years have passed. We miss you and love you.

Joe and I were classmates at Fordham and friends for the next fifty years. His passing is a shock. I always gave Joe a call when I came into town and looked forward to seeing him this June at the 50 year class reunion. I treasure the memories of Joe's kind Christian nature and will miss him dearly. My condolences to his wife Maureen and their children and grandchildren for their loss. May Joe rest in peace. His was truly a life well lived.

Philip Wierzbicki

So sorry to hear about the passing of Mr. Quinlan. He was a great friend and neighbor while my parents lived in Breezy. He provided amazing support to my parents when my Mother was sick back in 2006/2007 and always made us laugh and smile during some very tough times. He will be sorely missed-the Quinlan family are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, the Fitzpatrick's

To the Quinlan Family,
You are in my thoughts and prayers. Joe and I were classmates and friends for four years at Fordham. In recent years we Joe visited the Capitol and we had a chance to share old memories.
He was always the perfect example of a Jesuit trained gentleman - it is a tremendous loss.
Senator Neil Breslin

I celebrated the 7 am Mass on February 3rd 2014 for Joseph P. Quinlan at Corpus Christi Church in Tampa, FL.

Father Peter Ruggere MM

Mr. Quinlan played an important role in the education of our three oldest children while at PS 127. He was a good man and an excellent educator.

Please accept our deepest condolences.

James & Betty Sloven and family