Joseph Philip Prochotsky

Dad, Hard to believe that you have been gone 21 years and your 100th birthday was this year! I hope you and Josh are catching up - losing him has almost broken me. I miss you more than you will ever know and wish we could do lunch again. All my Love, David

Dear Mary and family,
I send my heartfelt sympathy to you during this sad time. Joe was a kind man with a big heart whom I remember always greeting me with a warm smile.
Mary

Dear Mary and family, I remember one of the first times meeting Joe. He came over to our house. My dad, Joe Gizzi worked with him. I remember dad talking about him. He was such a sweet man. Reading his obituary today made me realize he was so much more than that. You will be in my thoughts nad prayers.
Marianne Gizzi

Dear John and Kathy,

While reading the Tribune today, I stumbled upon the notice for a "Prochotsky". Tony and I read the whole bio of your father, and you must be proud of him, John. He led a very adventurous, courageous and colorful life, to say the least.

We are very sorry to hear of your loss. We thought (based on Kathy's note in the last Christmas card) that things were okay, and we're so sorry to learn of his passing.

A card is in the mail soon. ...

My thoughts and prayers are with you all in the loss of your loved one. Words cannot adequately express how the grief you feel has also touched my heart.

Joe's daughter Marybeth is one of my closest friends. Her father was like a second father to me. We always had good times together and Joe always treated me like part of the family. I will truley miss him and think about him often. He was a very kind a generous man and will always hold a special place in my heart. Even though I could not be there at the time I am here in spirit. With all my love to the family. Linda Bahde

Joe always had a big smile, kind words and a great sense of humor. Everyone who knew him will miss him. Kristal