Joseph N. Rusnak

Rest in peace, Joe. There is an old Norwegian toast that this Hungarian girl cannot pronounce, but it means "together in heaven." You and Ellie.

Rest in peace.....best friend...childhood protector.....creator of great adventures as we grew up together......undefeated against the other team......annually for years at touch football....Thanks for many memories as my best friend growing up.

Catherine and Joey: So many have experienced a great loss at your father's passing. I worked side-by-side with him for many years. And while his deep marketing and advertising knowhow were so impressive, it was his people skills that especially shined. He could always get people to work harmoniously and would resolve conflicts and draw out their abilities with great patience and understanding. He cherished you both and was very, very proud of you. He and your mother were an extraordinary...

Bill and Anita,

So very sorry to hear about your loss. May the many wonderful memories of your brother comfort you during this difficult time.

Chris and Heather Koch

Joe was courageous. We played sports together and Joe was the best 145lb guard on the O line. Also, he knew before the start of the 440 yd dash that he was going to get sick at the finish line. Guts

I had the privilege of working with Joe for several years. He was a good man.

Joe, you and Ellie were a big part of my life, Go Huskies! I will always remember our years at UConn with Ellie as my roommate and you as her Knight in Shining Armor. It is so sad that after all these years so much time has passed without knowing what was happening in our lives. You are now where you want to be, with the love of your life. Always.

I always enjoyed skating with Joe. He was truly a class act and will be missed.
Rest in peace Joe.
Patrick deFur, Richmond,VA

Good bye to an old and dear friend.
Great memories of Joe all thru high school.
Shirley Berge Healing