Joseph Brian Saunders

Dear Nancy and Family, the word volunteermeans Joe Saunders.the


Health Community lost a friend in Joe.He and I visited a lot of group homes and a lot of good things as a result. Joe will missed buy a lot of people. Our deepest sympathy from BoB,Mary Ann,Diane

Nancy, Joe and family. On behalf of all of us from Day Development Program, I would like to express how sad we are to hear this. We are sorry for your loss. Please know we have appreciated his on-going support of the day program through the years and the kindness he showed to everyone. He will be missed at the picnics and Christmas parties.

Molly, Brian, & family, I am so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. He was a kind, compassionate man. Joe was so nice to work with.
Sincerely,
Dawn Shedlarski

I have very fond memories of working with Joe at Avenel Middle School. He always had a smile on his face and a calm deminor. My deepest sympathy to his family

To the family and friends of Joe,

I am sorry for your loss.

I was a friend and classmate of Joe's in the class of 1967 at King's College.

I remember Joe as smart, funny and an all-around nice guy

I am so sad, I was not expecting to see this. I will never forget Joe and our conversations. He was such a sweet man! Prayers to your family ❤

- Kasey, CNA at the Meadows

I remember Mr. Saunders as a teenager growing up next door. He and his wife were always very kind, caring good neighbors to us. His son we called Joby and mom, (think that was a mix of his first and middle name) was always smiling with his braces on and her getting him to his school. I remember meeting some of his family from Pittstown during summer. Wonderful people. I feel sorry for their family's loss of a very good man. Phil Bothwell