Joseph Seymour Roth

I was talking with a friend of mine today who told me that Joe had passed away. I was floored to hear of his passing. Joe was a brother to me. We played golf together, dealt with legislative issues in DC, had dinners together his wife and mine, drank wine together, the memories go on and on and on. My God, he will be missed so much! I´m sorry that you had to leave so soon my dear friend. I dearly hope that we will be able share stories with one another again. May God bless you and keep you...

May His heart and Soul rest in peace.

I was very saddened to hear of Mr. Roths passing. I remember many years ago, working at NJ Sharing Network. Joe came and sat down in our department. He was cracking jokes, and mingling with us. I was brand new, and after he left- someone whispered, that was the CEO. I was floored! I could not believe how down to earth and humble he was. I always enjoyed when he stopped by my department or cubicle. He even had nicknames for me lol. He called me smiley or Nay Nay. I respected him greatly, and...

Joe, I know you met my Steph, my Jonathon and every other donor hero in heaven. Thank you for being my second family. Love and will miss you. I've known you since 2011 when my grandson passed away and. You instantly made me part of your family. Love and prayers to our NJ Sharing Network Family and Lori and your children Love Barb Kuzminski TEAM JONATHON

Joe, I remember the first time I met you at a region 2 meeting, I was new to the area, you made me feel welcomed and always gave the best advice. I have no doubt when you entered the gates of heaven, you heard the seven words we all long to hear from our Lord, Well done my good and faithful servant. May peace come to your loving family knowing you are safely at home with him. I will miss seeing your smiling face, listening to your advice and calling you a friend. Rest in eternal peace.

Dear Barbara and family, I'm so sorry for your loss. May your happy memories help to ease the pain.

I got to know Joe over the past four years and his reputation as the "nicest guy at the club" was certainly true! Joe was incredibly generous and I always appreciated how he drove down to Kiawa Island so he could bring cases of his delicious wine. I admired his zest for life and positive outlook and strength, especially as he fought cancer. Lisa and J wish Lori and the family peace and comfort during this difficult time Mike and Lisa Brown