Joseph J. Phillips

Dear Karen , Sylvia , family:
Please acccept my sincere condolences on the sudden and sad passing of my cousin J.J. Growing up as a kid, some of my fondest memories were going to Greenwood Av. after mass, and seeing our relatives. Even though i was a few years younger than J. he would always make time for me....and that made me feel special, we would eventually shoot his stupid BB rifle off of Aunt Anns' roof, which of course made my day.When he put his hand on my shoulder as my...

Grandpa,
i miss you so much, you were and still are my favorite person in this whole entire world. i am greatful for ever moment i got to spend with you and for all of the good memories we shared. i wish i got to see you more often than i did, but i know your always with me now. i am so happy that you were in my life and i will never forget you. i love you so much.

Your Little Peanut

Grandpa, We will miss you dearly, We Love you with all our hearts. R.I.P.

To Karen and all of Joe's family,

Joe was a wonderful neighbor and friend, one of the nicest people we have ever known. There are so many things we will miss about Joe - meeting up with him and Wrigley on our dog walks in the very early morning and talking about the courtyard garden at the Hedgerow are just two. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Jane and Shelly Stolowich

i love you granpa and i will never for get the time that we shared together i hope where ever you are your at peace you always be apart of me.
sincerly, your grandson joey

I will miss you, my dear friend.

Ron DiPrizio

My heart goes out to you and your family as you mourn the death of your loved one.

“For this is the will of my Father, that everyone that beholds the Son and exercises faith in him should have everlasting life, and I will resurrect him at the last day."(John 6:40)

May God's Words found be a source of strength and comfort for all who have lost a loved one in death.