Joseph Phillip Ronco Jr.

Time races on. Physically, I'm getting old. Memories never get old.

Dear Joe, I last saw you in Edison during April 1976. Sorry, we never met again. Ironically, I was trying to locate you when I found your obituary. -- Many memories of childhood days in Edison: Our board game "leagues" such as with Monopoly and Stratego. Band practice before school at Hoover Junior High. Long philosophical and historical discussions (particularly about the Civil War). Class together in kindergarten and 6th grade--Miss Clory's class. Snow shovelling to earn a few bucks (my...

My condolences go out to the Ronco family,i am saddened to hear of your loss. I too worked with Joe at USF Red Star in Newark,NJ. Joe was a good driver,and great friend and co-worker. R.I.P JOE

My deepest expression of condolences to the Ronco family,,,i worked with Joe at Red Star,,and i know what a kind and generous person he was !,,,,,,Thomas R Ronan

Dear Joe, I know you can here us we are so sorry we missed your service we only found out about it today, but you were a very speical friend and I want everyone to know that you hold a speical place in my husband heart . rest in peace

Gregg Szablowski & family

Dear Ronco Family

I am deeply sorry for you loss. My husband and I worked with Joe at Red Star and hung out with him at times. He was a great friend we enjoyed being in his company. Knowing the kind of loving person Joe was I know he is in a better place.

Flora and Ed Slodyczka

Barb and Family, My thoughts are with you and your family! XoBeth ShepardXo

Barb and Family, My deepest condolences for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Mary Lou Careaga