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miss you
October 29, 2024
Hoboken, New Jersey
A Special Christmas Memory
There was something about that Christmas nearly four years ago that inspired Joseph Pick to go beyond the normal holiday routine. Not only did Mr. Pick decorate his home in Hoboken, N.J., and buy the usual assortment of presents (hiding them in black garbage bags) for his wife, Marie Puccio-Pick, and his daughter, Jeannette, but he also decided to pose as Santa Claus.
It was a major undertaking that involved secretly buying a Santa suit, slipping into it unnoticed and arriving at his in-laws' house on Christmas Eve. And it went off so well that he even surprised his wife. But he made one little mistake: The label on his sweatshirt was visible through a seam in the suit. Jeannette, now 9, and her cousin, Julianna Antonucci, recognized it right away.
Mr. Pick, a vice president at Fiduciary Trust, was quick with an explanation when confronted afterward: Because Santa was far too busy, the visitor was actually an elf. In fact, Mr. Pick went on, he was an elf.
After her father became missing on Sept. 11, Jeannette reminded her mother about that Christmas Eve. "Is Daddy still an elf?" she asked. "I said, 'Sure, he is,' " Ms. Puccio-Pick recalled. Though it was months before Christmas, Jeannette went about making her Christmas list.
miss you
October 29, 2024
I still think of you often. You and your daughter have had a profound effect on my life. God bless you and your family.
Howard Cooper
March 12, 2023
may god bless you,cousin joseph DiZuzio pick.
donald j Ravallese (cousin)
February 01, 2023 | Family
RIP thinking of you
Anonymous Anonymous
November 19, 2022 | Somewhere, NJ
Jeannette Puccio
August 01, 2022 | Hoboken | Daughter
Miss you Joe!
Dawn
September 11, 2021
Joe you will never be forgotten. Each day you are remembered. Please stay close to Jeannette. She needs your presence more than ever.
Grace Antonucci
October 02, 2020 | Tenafly, NJ | Family
Again, I wear your bracelet. It is on an old and wrinkled wrist. I'm so sorry you were not able to age and see your darling daughter grown. I'm 72 years old. I will leave this bracelet for my granddaughter to continue the legacy. Even though she was not born when you died, we must teach the young ones to honor you and all the others that perished on that day. Marlene Hinkle Taylor
Marlene Taylor
September 11, 2019 | Loganville, GA | Friend
Our sincere heartfelt condolences we send to your family. Everyday may God continue to give you the comfort and help needed as you try to cope with such a sad loss. May your family be comforted by the many warm thoughts of those who care even though much time has passed. Joe touched many lives and will always be fondly remembered.
The Kindred Family
October 26, 2018 | Acquaintance