Joseph A. Sauro

I always thought Joe Sauro added so much friendliness to the Retired DOC luncheons.

So long dear friend. Rest in Peace. You will be missed.

I was so saddened to hear of the sudden death of "Uncle Joe." I will always remember him from the Sunday spaghetti dinners from long ago and how especially proud he was of Karen and Lori and his grand-nieces and grand-nephews.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Mr. Sauro would come in the office at Resurrection Cemetery and visit. He would always be the first to bring in his card to order a wreath and Memorial Day flowers for his mother and later his father. He always had a smile on his face. He would call me the queen. A few times he would bring a box of candy for the office. He will always be remembered. My deepest sympathy to your family.

Zuzette Z. Jsolyn
Office Manager
Resurrection Cemetery

I first met Joe many years ago when he was working for Corrections,I worked in the same building. Every morning, for ten years, Joe and I and a couple of others met for coffee before work. We had alot of laughs to start the day with and I'll never forget him.

My sincere condolences to your family.

Dear Angie,

So sorry to hear about Joe's passing he was such a great guy,always so friendly. You have our deepest sympathy, may the warm and good memories surround you and your family. Sandy and Morris

Angie,

You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Angie, Bob, Karen, and Lori,

My prayers are with you all. No words can express what your sorrow must be. You have many beautiful memories to hold on to which will help in the days to come. If there is anything at all we can do to ease some of your pain, please let us know.

Love

Virginia and John Bordeaux

I first met Joe when he was the elevator operator at the State Office Building in St. Paul--must have been in 1964. He always had a friendly word. When he worked for DOC he was always especially helpful to me. It was good to keep seeing him at the Retired Corrections People lunchons.