Joseph Puchalski

To Helen and the Family
I want to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. Not only did I have the opportunity to be a bother firefighter with Joe, but become a friend as well. 50/50's, Roast Beef Dinners and Pancake breakfasts were the start. Then NY state and trout fishing with Butch, Red, Carl, and Suggy. He shared his friendship,humor,and his good cooking to all around him. I've missed his chili for some time but now I will miss him much more. God Bless You Joe!

I will always and forever love my brother
joe,and the good times we had together.
Marty.

MaryJo, Grant and family,
Sorry to hear of your father"s passing. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Al and Mary Ladzinski

dear mrs p, mj and family, we are shocked and mourn the loss of Uncle Joe. He was a great man, loved his family above all else. You were blessed to have him. love jim, cathryn and hayley mcglone

Grandpa,
We love you so much. We could not have asked for a better grandfather. you will be greatly missed and thought about everyday. Rest in the sweetest peace. love you forever. xoxox Cheyenne Jessica Hunter Matthew and Summer

My deepest sympathy to the Puchalski family.

To Helen and the entire family,

As I look back at those people in my life who contributed to the type of person I am today, Joe is one of those people at the top of the list. From music (the trumpet), to my football career, the days in the firehouse, the fishing trips (what great memories), but most of all the loving support and wonderful advice I always received from this great man. All I can say is thank you and I am honored to have had the opportunity to grow up "under your...

Joe, Every boy should have a Big Brother like Joe, He showed me the way in my formative years. As a little boy I would watch Joe, every day he would come home from school change his clothes grab his rifle and head for the Mountain accross from our house. I would follow him to the front walk and watch him head for the bush. One day after a few years of watching I walked to the front walk and was ready to see him off, he took a few steps and slightly turned and nodded his head and I rushed to...