JOSEPH F. PULIAFICO

Rest in peace, Joe. You brightened our world here in Carna. Marie will be with you now. Maureen and Jackie
Dowd

My sincere sympathy to the Puliafico family on the sad passing of a true gentlemanJoe would light up any place he entered.
The qualities you passed on to people is a true reflection of the character of this highly respected gentlman both in Boston and .Conamara. You were a star everywhere you went,with wit ,stories and fun.Slan agus Beannacht a dhuine uasail.
O Mhairtin Maire,Aine Brighid, Síleagh Muighinis Conamara .

Joe was one of life's gentlemen. He was a held in the highest regard by his neighbours and the community in Muigh Inis and in Carna in Ireland - his second home.
He became involved in groups that were endeavouring to promote better infrastructure and job opportunities in the community. His presence was always an uplifting experience.
Joe brought a positive attitude, a convivial atmosphere and good fun wherever he went and he must have got to know half of the people of Connemara....

The most important aspect of my father's life was his choice to be a Catholic. My mother used to joke with us that he walked to his own baptism, which was true. I should, to borrow from Father Scalia, say a practicing Catholic because he had not yet become perfect at it.

The last time I saw my father alive we prayed the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy. That same day the Gospel was Luke's, The Cost of Discipleship. It mentions you cannot come to Jesus without hating your father, which is a...

My sincere condolences, Joe was a great guy. My parents loved Marie and Joe very much and always had a great time with them.

Kevin McCue